$38.7 million for Metro and other transportation projects. In addition to all the statewide races, depending on where you live you’ll vote on one of four House races, local contests and four bond questions. Stafford St.), the Shirlington Library (4200 Campbell Ave.), the Walter Reed Community Center (2909 16th St. Culpeper St.), the Madison Community Center (3829 N. Quincy St.), the Langston-Brown Community Center (2121 N. Dinwiddie St.), the Central Library (1015 N. S.), the Arlington Mill Community Center (909 S. They’re at:Ĭourthouse Plaza (2100 Clarendon Blvd.) the Aurora Hills Community Center (735 18th St. In District 46, Charniele Herring, a Democrat, is running unopposed.ĭepending on your district, you’ll vote for up to three School Board candidates:Ĭommonwealth’s Attorney Bryan Porter and Sheriff Sean Casey are unopposed.Ģ4/7 drop boxes will stay open until 7 p.m. In addition to the statewide races, Alexandrians will vote in the 45th and 46th District House races, and in local races: There’s a 24/7 drop box outside the Office of Voter Registration and at all polling places 6 a.m. (In all cases, above and below, an asterisk denotes the incumbent in the race, if there is one.) Attorney General Mark Herring (Democrat)*. Former Delegate Winsome Sears (Republican). Activist Princess Blanding (Liberation Party). Businessman Glenn Youngkin (Republican). You can find out which delegates are on your ballot by looking below for your jurisdiction for the three statewide offices, the candidates are: Governor The three statewide offices - governor, lieutenant governor and attorney general - are on the ballot, as is the entire 100-member House of Delegates. (Election officials say the way the mail’s been running recently, you might not want to push that deadline.) Where are the drop boxes? to drop your ballot off, or you can mail it if it gets postmarked by Nov. You can find out which ones will work for you on the Virginia Department of Elections site. You can find your polling place on the state site. Voters heading to the polls are strongly encouraged to wear a mask, although it is not required. area as well check your city or county below for details. If you still have your ballot, virtually all polling places have drop boxes. If you are in line at 7 p.m., you will get to vote.Įarly voting started in September and ended last Saturday. 
Here’s what you need to know: In-person votingĮlection Day is Nov. 2, as Virginians pick a new governor, lieutenant governor and attorney general, and cast ballots for the entire House of Delegates and in several local races.
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