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Please note that not every district will be holding a June 20, 2023 Primary Election. Click here to see if your district is holding a Primary Election

May

Absentee Voting Begins (June Primary Election): May 5th (If General Registrar's office is closed on Saturday, May 6th)

June

Deadlines in June apply to the June 20th Primary Election

Last Day to Apply Online for Absentee Ballot (June Primary Election): June 9th
Last Day to Request Replacement Absentee Ballot (June Primary Election): June 17th
Last Day to Apply In-Person for Absentee Ballot (June Primary Election): June 17th (Must be completed at the General Registrar's office)
Last Day to Request an Emergency Absentee Ballot (June Primary Election): June 19th
Election Day (Primary): June 20th

October

Deadlines in October apply to the November 7th Election

Last Day to Register to Vote for November Election: October 16th
Last Day to Apply Absentee Online, Mail, or Fax: October 27th

November

Deadlines in November apply to the November 7th Election

Last Day to Apply In-Person for Absentee Ballot: November 4th (Must be completed at the General Registrar's office)
Last Day to Request a Replacement Absentee Ballot: November 4th (Certain restrictions apply)
Last Day to Request an Emergency Absentee Ballot: November 6th
Election Day: November 7th

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Verified

VERIFIED

Every vote counts and everyone who is registered and legally qualified has a right to vote. Virginia voters must be validated prior to voting and there are safeguards in place for early and absentee voting as well as voting in person. Learn more at Vote.Virginia.gov. #VAisForVoters

ACCESIBLE

ACCESSIBLE

We want everyone to be able to vote if they are eligible. So, the Commonwealth has processes in place for voters 65 and older, those with a disability and those with vision or dexterity challenges. Learn more about how Virginia safeguards elections at Vote.Virginia.gov.

Protected

PROTECTED

Did you know that protection against voter suppression, discrimination or intimidation is the law in Virginia? You have rights as a voter including being able to vote if you are in line by 7 pm when polls close. Find out more at Vote.Virginia.gov. #VAisForVoters

Voting in Virginia is secure

SECURE

Whether you decide to vote in person on Election Day, in person before Election Day, or to use an absentee ballot, you’ll know that your vote will be safe and secure, thanks to all of the safeguards we use to make all elections safe, secure and accessible. To learn more, visit Vote.Virginia.gov.