All polls open at 6:00 a.m. and close at 7:00 p.m. on election day.
You may
register to vote if you are a United States citizen, a resident of Virginia, will be 18 years of age by the day of the next
General Election, have had your voting rights restored if you have ever been convicted of a felony and have had your capacity restored if you have been declared mentally incapacitated in a Circuit Court.
The voter registration deadline is
22 days before the next General or Primary Election as required by Commonwealth law. Residents must be registered in the precinct in which they reside. Absentee Ballot Applications are available upon request.
Online Voter Registration and Online Absentee Ballot Application. Citizens of Virginia can now register to vote, update their voter registration information, verify their voter registration status or apply for an absentee ballot (FPCA, FWAB, Annual, Virginia) online through the Department of Elections website.
Click here to get started.Governor Process for Automatic Restoration of Voting and Civil Rights for Non-Violent Felons through the Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Third Party Voter Registration Training requires individuals and groups conducting voter registration drives to register and to receive training. Also all
individuals and groups that plan to obtain 25 or more voter registration applications must complete this training
prior to obtaining these voter registration applications from the Department of Elections or a local voter registration office. All certifications expire on June 30th of each year, you must be recertified each year if you wish to continue to hold voter drives or distribute voter registration applications. You may contact the Department of Elections to scheduled training,
access online training or contact your local registrar's office.
Our Precinct List located under Related Information is updated to reflect any changes to precincts and polling locations. Contact our office by phone at (757) 385-8683 or email at
voter@vbgov.com if additional information is needed or at
grabsenteevote@vbgov.com for questions regarding voting absentee. Need to find your
polling location? Check your
Voter Registration Status.
Absentee Voting will be available in the Voter Registrar's Office prior to the next scheduled election as required by law. Please be reminded that the deadline by which we must receive your absentee ballot application requesting your ballot by mail,
email or fax is the Tuesday preceding the election, and the deadline to vote absentee in person is always the Saturday preceding the election. Mailed ballots must be received in our office by 7pm Election Day. Don't forget to check us out on
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