This site allows you to electronically sign petitions for Democratic candidates so that they can be on the ballot as candidates for the Democratic nomination in the June 8th, 2021 primary. We noticed different candidates were collecting these electronic petitions in different ways. This site allows you to sign multiple petitions at once for statewide and for House of Delegates candidates.
Polls will be open from 6 a.m. – 7 p.m. You must be in line by 7 p.m.
“For the November 3, 2020 election, you may vote in person at your polling place, OR if you requested an absentee ballot, you may complete it and drop it off at your polling place on Election Day. If you drop off your absentee ballot, it MUST be returned in the sealed envelopes provided.” – Virginia Department of Elections.
Voters may provide either an acceptable form of ID or sign an ID Confirmation Statement at the polls.
You can show any of the following IDs to vote (source: VA Dept. of Elections):
Voter confirmation documents
Virginia driver’s license*
Virginia DMV-issued photo ID
United States passport
Employer-issued photo ID
Student ID issued by any community college or university located in the United States
Other U.S. or Virginia government-issued photo ID
Tribal enrollment or other tribal photo ID
Virginia Voter Photo ID card
A copy of a current utility bill, bank statement, government check, paycheck, or other government document containing the name and address of the voter
If you haven’t voted early yet, it’s still not too late. But there’s a deadline coming up!
Saturday October 31 is the LAST DAY of early voting!
Here’s what you can do: —If you’ve received your mail ballot but haven’t returned it, take it, unopened, straight to the county Registrar’s office (262A Gay Street, Washington VA) between 8 am and 4 pm. You’ll be asked to open it, fill it out, and put it in its envelope, sign it and hand it in. —If you didn’t apply for a mail ballot, you can still pick up a ballot and vote early absentee in person at the Registrar and cast your ballot on the spot.
In 2020, it has never been easier to vote in Virginia–early absentee by mail or in person, or as usual on Election Day (observing Covid safety rules).This Friday, September 18, is the start of absentee voting in Virginia.
Take a look at the sample ballot before you do. It’s a two-pager this year. On the back of the ballot you’ll find a question on Constitutional Amendment #1, the redistricting amendment: the RCDC recommends you vote YES.For more information go to www.vote.elections.Virginia.org/voterinformation.
