
Sen. Mark Warner casts his ballot as early voting kicks off in Virginia
Sen. Mark Warner voted early in-person on the first day of early voting in Virginia, casting his ballot at the voter registration office in his hometown of Alexandria.

Sen. Mark Warner voted early in-person on the first day of early voting in Virginia, casting his ballot at the voter registration office in his hometown of Alexandria.

Fifth District Democratic congressional nominee Dr. Cameron Webb will be in Stanardsville on Saturday for a voting block party organized by Greene County RISE to raise awareness about voting options and registration as early voting begins this week across Virginia.

Gov. Ralph Northam today voted early in person at the Richmond general registrar’s office on the first day of Virginia’s 45-day early voting period.

Rep. Abigail Spanberger will kick off early voting in Virginia with “Vote Early with Abigail” supporter meet-ups in Henrico County and Orange County on Friday.

Election Day is 47 days away, but if you already know who you’re voting for, and want to avoid the long lines, you can get it out of the way.

U.S. Sen. Mark Warner will hold a virtual version of the Almost Annual Collis-Warner Pig Roast, where he will host Jill Biden, on Thursday at 5:30 p.m.

Beginning this Friday, and running through Saturday, Oct. 31, registered voters in Albemarle County can vote early in-person in Conference Room A at the 5th Street County Office Building at 1600 5th Street.

The Virginia Department of Elections wants Virginia voters to know that they are free to be absentee, highlighting absentee and early voting through a new public awareness campaign.

Staunton’s Voter Registration Office is announcing that in-person early voting will begin in the City Hall Lobby on Sept. 18 and will run through Oct. 31.

A federal court has approved a consent decree negotiated by the office of Attorney General Mark Herring that protects the ability of Virginians with disabilities to participate in November’s election.
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