Welcome to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s 2023 Central Virginia Voter Guide!
Last updated Nov. 29, 2023
This guide covers 158 local and state races in Charlottesville and 12 central Virginian counties. (It doesn’t include the greater Richmond area because there are more media outlets there that provide information.)
Polls in Virginia close at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 7, night. The Virginia Department of Elections will publish election results in real time, as they arrive from precincts around the state. To view them, head to this link. These are unofficial results until they are certified. Here’s more about how to get election results.
Our goal with this guide is to help as many people participate in our democracy as possible. First, we got feedback from over 200 of you about what to ask candidates for local offices this year — from boards of supervisors to clerks of court. Then we sent curated questions to candidates that have been certified by the Virginia Department of Elections.
On the map below, you can enter the address where you are registered to vote to find the ones on your ballot, or scroll though by county, city, town or statewide district. Enter your full address and then tap the marker that appears on the map. Then click to see information about the races and candidates that will be on your ballot.
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Candidate information by county, city or town
Albemarle County
Voter Guide: Q&A with the only candidate for Albemarle County Sheriff
Sheriff Chan Bryant says she knows the ins and outs of the office and the community.
Voter Guide: Q&A with the 2 candidates vying to represent the White Hall District on Albemarle County’s Board of Supervisors
Incumbent Ann Mallek returned Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A; her opponent Brad Rykal did not.
Voter Guide: Q&A with the 2 candidates vying to represent the Rivanna District on Albemarle County’s Board of Supervisors
Incumbent Bea LaPisto-Kirtley and challenger T.J. Fadeley express differing views on tax rates, solar farms and how to respond to gun violence.
Voter Guide: Q&A with the candidates running for two open Albemarle County seats for the Soil and Water Conservation district
Mark Wastler calls the position “a labor of love and citizenship” that is sometimes difficult to fill.
Voter Guide: Q&A with the 2 candidates seeking to represent the White Hall District on the Albemarle County Public Schools Board
Rebecca Berlin answered questions from voters for this guide, but Joann McDermid declined to respond.
Voter Guide: Q&A with the only candidate to represent the Scottsville District on Albemarle County’s School Board
Incumbent Ellen Moore Osborne was first elected in 2019.
Voter Guide: Q&A with the 2 candidates seeking the at-large seat on the Albemarle County Public Schools Board
Meg Bryce and Allison Spillman have different views on policies concerning transgender students, approaches to school safety, and ways to recruit and retain teachers.
Voter Guide: Q&A with the only candidate to represent the Rivanna District on Albemarle County’s School Board
Incumbent and School Board Chair Judy Le is running for her second four-year term.
Voter Guide: Q&A with the only candidate to represent the Scottsville District on Albemarle County’s Board of Supervisors
Mike Pruitt says a housing crisis is the biggest issue facing Albemarle County.
Voter Guide: Q&A with the only candidate for Commonwealth’s Attorney of Albemarle County
Incumbent James Hingeley is known for prosecuting high-profile crimes, including the indictments of participants of the 2017 white supremacist rally.
Scottsville (Town)
Voter Guide: Aileen Morse is running unopposed for one of two open seats on Scottsville Town Council
Morse did not return Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A.
Appomattox County
Voter Guide: There is one candidate running for two open Appomattox County seats for the Soil and Water Conservation district
Bonnie Swanson did not respond to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A.
Voter Guide: Victoria C. Phelps is the only certified candidate for Appomattox County Treasurer
Phelps did not respond to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s questions about her candidacy.
Voter Guide: R.N. ‘Robby’ Richardson is running unopposed for Appomattox County Sheriff
Richardson did not return Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A.
Voter Guide: Jason Wells is running unopposed for the Appomattox County School Board’s Wreck Island District seat
Wells did not return Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A.
Voter Guide: Roger Stough is running unopposed for the Appomattox County School Board’s Falling River District
Stough did not return Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A.
Voter Guide: Trevor Hipps is running unopposed for Appomattox County Board of Supervisors Wreck Island District seat
Hipps did not respond to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s questions regarding his candidacy.
Voter Guide: 2 candidates vie for the Appomattox County Board of Supervisors Falling River District seat
Incumbent John Hinkle is being challenged by Laura Briceland.
Voter Guide: 3 candidates vie for the Appomattox County Board of Supervisors Appomattox River District seat
Incumbent William Hogan is being challenged by James Boyce and Kenneth Wolfskill Jr.
Voter Guide: Leslie M. Fleet is running unopposed for Appomattox County Commonwealth’s Attorney
Fleet did not return Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A regarding his candidacy.
Voter Guide: Sara R. Henderson is running unopposed for Appomattox County’s Commissioner of the Revenue
Henderson did not return Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A regarding her candidacy.
Buckingham County
Voter Guide: L. Cameron Gilliam is running unopposed for Buckingham County Board of Supervisors District 2 seat
Gilliam did not respond to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s questions regarding his candidacy.
Voter Guide: 2 incumbent Buckingham candidates seek 2 open seats on the Peter Francisco Soil and Water District
Donna McRae-Jones and Kevin Dunn will join the board.
Voter Guide: In Buckingham County School Board election with all seats open, there is no certified candidate to represent District 6
Voters can still write in names, or the Board will make an appointment.
Voter Guide: In Buckingham County School Board election with all seats open, there is no certified candidate to represent District 5
Voters can still write in names, or the Board will make an appointment.
Voter Guide: In a Buckingham County School Board election with all seats open, there is no certified candidate to represent District 4
Voters can still write in names, or the Board will make an appointment.
Voter Guide: Christy L. Christian is the only certified candidate for Buckingham County Treasurer
Christian did not respond to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s questions about her candidacy.
Voter Guide: Dennis ‘Bookie’ Davis is running unopposed for Buckingham County Board of Supervisors District 1 seat
Davis did not respond to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s questions regarding his candidacy.
Voter Guide: Joe Chambers is running unopposed for Buckingham County Board of Supervisors District 6 seat
Chambers did not respond to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s questions regarding his candidacy.
Voter Guide: 3 candidates are running for the Buckingham County Board of Supervisors District 5 seat
None of the candidates responded to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s questions about their candidacy.
Voter Guide: 2 candidates are running for the Buckingham County Board of Supervisors District 4 seat
Neither responded to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s questions about their candidacy.
Dillwyn (Town)
Voter Guide: 3 candidates are running for 6 open seats on Dillwyn’s Town Council
None of the candidates responded to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s questions.
Voter Guide: L. Cameron Gilliam is running unopposed for Buckingham County Board of Supervisors District 2 seat
Gilliam did not respond to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s questions regarding his candidacy.
Voter Guide: Karen Frable-Moss is running unopposed for mayor of Dillwyn
Frable-Moss did not return Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A.
Voter Guide: 2 candidates are seeking to represent District 2 on the Buckingham County Public Schools Board
Neither Rachel M. Castello-Dunn nor William Todd Jamerson responded to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A.
Charlottesville City
Voter Guide: 1 Charlottesville candidate is running for 2 open seats on the Thomas Jefferson Soil and Water Conservation District
With only one certified candidate, the board will need a write-in winner or must seek an appointee.
Watch: Charlottesville City Schools Board candidates talk about transgender student policies, school safety, bus transit, safety and mental health
Chris Meyer, Nicole Richardson, Amanda Burns and Shymora Cooper spoke at a forum Wednesday evening.
Four new people will join the Charlottesville City School Board, but who are the candidates?
Join a forum to meet them on Oct. 18, hosted by Charlottesville Tomorrow and Charlottesville United for Public Education.
Voter Guide: Q&A with the 4 candidates seeking the 4 seats on the Charlottesville City School Board
The seven-member board will most likely have these four new members.
Voter Guide: Q&As with the three candidates for Charlottesville City Council
The three candidates for three City Council seats see housing as one of the top issues for the city.
Snook, Payne and Oschrin win the Democratic City Council primary
There are no Republican, third party or independent candidates in the race, so these three are all but guaranteed to join Council next year.
With primaries over, Albemarle County and Charlottesville have candidates for school boards and local government
Here’s the rundown of who is running.
Four of Charlottesville School Board’s seven seats may turn over this fall, bringing in entirely new leadership for the district
Whomever takes the new board seats will be making a lot of important decisions in the coming years.
City Council Voter Guide: Charlottesville candidates lay out their stances on zoning, transportation, taxation, and public safety.
The democratic primary election is June 20. The three candidates who win the primary will likely go on to take the open Council seats.
Here’s why Primary Day could be City Council Election Day in Charlottesville
The only candidates for Charlottesville City Council at present are Democrats.
Cumberland County
Voter Guide: Incumbent L.O. ‘Lee’ Pfeiffer Jr. is running unopposed for Cumberland County Treasurer
Pfeiffer did not respond to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s questions about his candidacy.
Voter Guide: 2 Cumberland candidates seek 2 open seats on the Peter Francisco Soil and Water Conservation District
Candidates Todd Smith and Terry Seal are the current board chair and vice chair, respectively.
Voter Guide: 2 candidates vie for Cumberland County Sheriff
Neither incumbent Sheriff Darrell Hodges nor challenger Rodney Davenport returned Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A.
Voter Guide: Latesha Anderson is running unopposed for Cumberland County School Board’s District 3 seat
Anderson did not respond to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A.
Voter Guide: Ginger Sanderson is running unopposed for Cumberland County School Board’s District 1 seat
Sanderson did not respond to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A.
Voter Guide: Robert K. Saunders Jr. is running unopposed for Cumberland County Board of Supervisors District 5
Saunders is seeking his second term as supervisor.
Voter Guide: Paul Stimpson III is running unopposed for Cumberland County Board of Supervisors District 4
Stimpson did not return Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A about his candidacy.
Voter Guide: Incumbent Eurika Tyree runs unopposed for Cumberland County Board of Supervisors District 3
Tyree did not return Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A about her candidacy.
Voter Guide: 2 candidates vie for the Cumberland County Board of Supervisors District 2
Incumbent Ron Tavernier is challenged by John Newman.
Voter Guide: 2 candidates vie for the Cumberland County Board of Supervisors District 1
Neither candidate returned Charlottesville Tomorrow’s questionnaire.
Fluvanna County
Voter Guide: Q&A with the Fluvanna candidates for the Thomas Jefferson Soil and Water Conservation District
Incumbent candidate Angus Murdoch says the position requires people who are knowledgeable about soil and stream health and committed to supporting it. Candidate Charles Parrish did not respond to the Q&A.
Voter Guide: In a rare contested race for treasurer, 2 candidates are vying for the seat in Fluvanna County
The last treasurer held the position for 30 years; now Bryan Moeller and Deborah Rittenhouse want to convince voters they are right for the job.
Voter Guide: Incumbent Eric Hess is running unopposed for Fluvanna County Sheriff
Hess did not return Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A.
Voter Guide: Andre Key is running unopposed for Fluvanna County School Board’s Rivanna District seat
Key did not respond to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A.
Voter Guide: Q&A with the 2 candidates seeking to represent the Palmyra District on the Fluvanna County School Board
Incumbent James Kelley answered questions from voters for this guide, but Brittany Gray did not.
Voter Guide: Q&A with the 2 candidates vying to represent the Fork Union District on the Fluvanna County School Board
Gary Davis answered questions from voters for this guide, but Danny Reed did not respond.
Voter Guide: Jeffrey W. Haislip is running unopposed for Fluvanna County Commonwealth’s Attorney
Haislip did not return Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A regarding his candidacy.
Voter Guide: A. M. ‘Mel’ Sheridan Jr. is running unopposed for Fluvanna County’s Commissioner of the Revenue
Sheridan did not return Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A regarding his candidacy.
Voter Guide: Q&A with the 2 candidates vying to represent the Fork Union District on Fluvanna County’s Board of Supervisors
Candidate Mike Goad returned Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A; his opponent Horace Scruggs III did not.
Voter Guide: Tristana Pace Treadway is running unopposed for Fluvanna County Clerk of Court
Treadway did not return Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A regarding her candidacy.
Greene County
Voter Guide: Dawn Lotts Marshall is the only certified candidate for Greene County Treasurer
Marshall, who did not respond to requests to participate, was appointed in March 2024 after serving as chief deputy treasurer.
Voter Guide: There are no certified candidates to represent the Monroe District on the Greene County School Board
Voters can still write in names, or the Board will make an appointment.
Voter Guide: Buddy Barre and Kelly Greer are vying for the at-large seat on the Greene County School Board
Neither Barre or Greer responded to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A.
Voter Guide: Stephanie Allen Deal is the only certified candidate for Greene County Treasurer
Deal did not respond to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s questions about her candidacy.
Voter Guide: There is one candidate running for two open Greene County seats on the Soil and Water Conservation Culpeper District Board
With only one certified candidate, the board will need a write-in winner or must seek an appointee.
Voter Guide: Cherish Alberts is running unopposed for the Ruckersville seat on the Greene County School Board
Alberts did not respond to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A.
Voter Guide: Incumbent Steven Smith is running unopposed for Greene County Sheriff
Smith did not return Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A.
Voter Guide: 2 candidates vie for the at-large Greene County Board of Supervisors seat
Neither candidate returned Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A, though they’ve appeared in other recorded debates.
Voter Guide: Incumbent Davis Lamb is running unopposed for Greene County Board of Supervisors Ruckersville District
Saunders is seeking his third, non-consecutive term as supervisor.
Voter Guide: Edwin R. ‘Win’ Consolvo is running unopposed for Greene County Commonwealth’s Attorney
Consolvo did not return Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A regarding his candidacy.
Louisa County
Voter Guide: Q&A with the Louisa candidates for the Thomas Jefferson Soil and Water Conservation District
“In spite of our best efforts, the public doesn’t know what we do and its importance,” said incumbent candidate Stephen Lucas. Fellow candidate Carolyn Daughters did not respond to the Q&A.
Voter Guide: Q&A with the only candidate for Louisa County Treasurer
Wash says treasurers should serve and help taxpayers meet their obligations.
Voter Guide: W.A. ‘Billy’ Seay Jr. is running unopposed for the Louisa District seat on the Louisa County School Board
Seay did not respond to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A.
Voter Guide: A.H. McClendon and Bernard Hill are vying for Louisa County School Board’s Jackson District seat
Neither McClendon nor Hill responded to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A.
Voter Guide: Stephen C. Harris is running unopposed for Louisa County School Board’s Cuckoo District seat
Harris did not respond to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A.
Voter Guide: A.H. McClendon and Bernard Hill are vying for Louisa County School Board’s Jackson District seat
Neither McClendon nor Hill responded to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A.
Voter Guide: Incumbent Donnie Lowe is running unopposed for Louisa County Sheriff
Lowe did not return Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A.
Voter Guide: Incumbent R.T. ‘Toni’ Williams Jr. is running unopposed for Louisa County Board of Supervisors Jackson District
Williams is seeking his third term.
Voter Guide: Christopher McCotter is running unopposed for Louisa County Board of Supervisors Cuckoo District
McCotter is running to replace 20-year sitting supervisor Willie Gentry, who is stepping down.
Voter Guide: R.E. ‘Rusty’ McGuire is running unopposed for Louisa County Commonwealth’s Attorney
McGuire did not return Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A regarding his candidacy.
Mineral (Town)
Voter Guide: Michelle Covert is running unopposed for Mineral Town Council
Covert did not return Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A.
Madison County
Registrar: Madison County election is unaffected by wildfire
All polling locations remain open, though parts of the county have been evacuated.
Voter Guide: 2 candidates are vying for 2 at-large seats on the Madison County School Board
Neither Gregory Martz nor Susanna Wood answered Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A.
Voter Guide: Stephanie G. Murray is the only certified candidate for Madison County Treasurer
Murray did not respond to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s questions about her candidacy.
Voter Guide: There is one candidate running for two open Madison County seats on the Soil and Water Conservation Culpeper District Board
With only one certified candidate, the board will need a write-in winner or must seek an appointee.
Voter Guide: Q&A with the only candidate for Madison County Sheriff
Sheriff Erik Weaver says he loves his community and is honored to serve it.
Voter Guide: 2 candidates are running for 2 open Madison County Board of Supervisors seats
Neither incumbent Carty Yowell nor newcomer Jud Buchanan returned Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A.
Voter Guide: Clarissa T. Berry is running unopposed for Madison County Commonwealth’s Attorney
Berry did not return Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A regarding his candidacy.
Voter Guide: Brian L. Daniel is running unopposed for Madison County’s Commissioner of the Revenue
Daniel did not return Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A regarding his candidacy.
Voter Guide: Q&A with the only candidate for Madison County Clerk of Circuit Court
Leeta D. Louk has served in the role since being appointed and then winning an election in 2015.
Nelson County
Voter Guide: Shannon Rothgeb Powell is running unopposed for the Nelson County School Board’s West District seat
Rothgeb Powell did not respond to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A.
Voter Guide: 1 Nelson candidate is running for 2 open seats on the Thomas Jefferson Soil and Water Conservation District
With only one certified candidate, the board will need a write-in winner or must seek an appointee.
Voter Guide: Angela F. Hicks is the only certified candidate for Nelson County Treasurer
Hicks did not respond to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s questions about her candidacy.
Voter Guide: Ceaser Perkins and Philip Purvis are vying for Nelson County School Board’s South District seat
Neither Perkins nor Purvis responded to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A.
Voter Guide: 2 candidates vie for Nelson County Sheriff
Sheriff David Hill is being challenged by Mark Embrey.
Voter Guide: 2 candidates vie to represent the West District on the Nelson County Board of Supervisors
Incumbent J. David Parr is challenged by Mark Franklin.
Voter Guide: 2 candidates vie to represent the South District on the Nelson County Board of Supervisors
Jessica Ligon and Mary Kathryn Allen are running for the seat.
Voter Guide: Q&A with the only candidate for Commonwealth’s Attorney of Nelson County
Incumbent Daniel Lee Rutherford says he plans to continue prosecuting people who traffic ‘pounds of dangerous drugs’ while also helping those addicted through drug court.
Voter Guide: Kimberly Taylor Goff is running unopposed for Nelson County’s Commissioner of the Revenue
Goff did not return Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A regarding her candidacy.
Voter Guide: Lisa Bryant is running unopposed for Nelson County Clerk of Court
Bryant did not return Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A regarding her candidacy.
Orange County
Voter Guide: Darlene Dawson and Sherrie Page are vying for the District 2 seat on the Orange County School Board
Neither candidate responded to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A.
Voter Guide: 3 candidates are vying for the District 3 seat on the Orange County School Board
None of them responded to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A.
Voter Guide: Gary MacFadden, Jim Hopkins and Sandy Harrington are vying for the District 5 seat on the Orange County School Board
None of the three candidates submitted their answers to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A.
Voter Guide: Dawn W. Herndon is the only certified candidate for Orange County Treasurer
Herdon did not respond to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s questions about her candidacy.
Voter Guide: 2 candidates run for 2 open Orange County seats on the Soil and Water Conservation Culpeper District Board
Bob Brame and Robert Bradford are both incumbent members.
Voter Guide: 3 candidates vie for Orange County Sheriff
Stephen LaLuna, Aaron Adams and Jason Smith are seeking to replace the outgoing sheriff.
Voter Guide: 2 candidates vie to represent District 5 on the Orange County Board of Supervisors
Anne LeHuray and J. Bryan Nicol are facing off for the seat.
Voter Guide: 2 candidates vie to represent District 2 on the Orange County Board of Supervisors
D.J. Anglin III is running against Ed Van Hoven.
Voter Guide: 2 candidates vie to represent District 3 on the Orange County Board of Supervisors
Incumbent Keith Marshall is being challenged by Ellen Pitera.
Voter Guide: Crystal Hale is running unopposed to represent District 4 on Orange County’s Board of Supervisors
Hale was appointed in July to replace Supervisor Jim Crozier, who retired from the position before his term expired.
Gordonsville (Town)
Voter Guide: Nick Paxton is running unopposed for Gordonsville Town Council
Paxton did not return Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A.
Prince Edward County
Voter Guide: James Arieti is running unopposed to represent District 4 on the Prince Edward County School Board
Arieti did not respond to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A.
Voter Guide: Q&A with the 2 candidates vying to represent District 1 on the Prince Edward County Board of Supervisors
Peter Gur is running against incumbent E. Harrison Jones.
Voter Guide: There are no candidate running for two open Prince Edward County seats on the Soil and Water Conservation Piedmont District Board
The board will need write-in winners or must seek appointees.
Voter Guide: Doug Farley is running unopposed to represent District 2 on the Prince Edward County School Board
Charlottesville Tomorrow was unable to access Farley’s responses to a Q&A.
Voter Guide: J. Harvey Tackett is running unopposed for the District 1 seat on the Prince Edward County School Board
He did not respond to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A.
Voter Guide: Donna Bowman Nunnally is the only certified candidate for Prince Edward County Treasurer
Nunnally did not respond to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s questions about her candidacy.
Voter Guide: 2 candidates vie for Prince Edward County Sheriff
Sheriff Tony Epps is being challenged by Robert Goldman.
Voter Guide: Incumbent Pattie Cooper-Jones is running unopposed to represent District 8 on the Prince Edward County Board of Supervisors
Cooper-Jones did not return Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A.
Voter Guide: Incumbent Odessa Pride is running unopposed to represent District 4 on the Prince Edward County Board of Supervisors
Pride did not return Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Q&A.
Voter Guide: 2 candidates vie to represent District 2 on the Prince Edward County Board of Supervisors
Incumbent Victor ‘Bill’ Jenkins is being challenged by Rex Williams.
Candidate information for statewide races
House of Delegates District 50
Voter Guide: 2 candidates seek to represent the 50th District in the Virginia House of Delegates
Republican Del. Tommy Wright is being challenged by Democrat Josh Blakely.
House of Delegates District 53
Voter Guide: 2 candidates want to represent the 53rd District in the Virginia House of Delegates
Republican Tim Griffin and Democrat Sam Soghor were each nominated by their parties in the primaries.
House of Delegates District 54
Voter Guide: There’s one certified candidate seeking to represent the 54th District in the Virginia House of Delegates
Katrina E. Callsen resigned from her position on the Albemarle County School Board to campaign for the House seat.
House of Delegates District 55
Voter Guide: 2 candidates seek to represent the 55th District in the Virginia House of Delegates
Amy Laufer says, “Polarized politics is getting in the way of real problem solving.” Steve Harvey did not respond.
The abortion squabble in the primary: How candidates Laufer and Squire differ (and don’t)
Amy Laufer and Kellen Squire have similar enough views on abortion that it’s almost impressive they found a way to fight about them.
House of Delegates District 56
Voter Guide: There is one certified candidate on the ballot to represent the 56th District in the Virginia House of Delegates
Republican Tom Garrett did not respond to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s questions.
House of Delegates District 59
Voter Guide: 2 candidates are vying to represent the 59th District in the Virginia House of Delegates
Rachel A. Levy is challenging incumbent candidate Buddy Fowler for the seat.
House of Delegates District 62
Voter Guide: 2 candidates want to represent the 62nd District in the Virginia House of Delegates
Neither Republican Del. Nick Freitas nor Democrat Sara Ratcliffe responded to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s questions.
Senate District 10
Voter Guide: There is one certified candidate on the ballot to represent the 10th District in the Virginia Senate
Republican Del. John J. McGuire III did not respond to Charlottesville Tomorrow’s questions.
Senate District 11
Voter Guide: Q&A with Democrat Creigh Deeds and Republican Andrew Hamilton, the two candidates vying for the Virginia Sentate’s 11th District
Creigh Deeds and Philip Andrew Hamilton have stark policy differences on abortion access, gun violence and education.
Democratic state senate candidates Hudson and Deeds debate the need for a new generation of legislators versus the value of seniority
In a forum hosted by Charlottesville Tomorrow and students at the UVA Center for Politics Monday evening, hundreds of community members submitted questions ahead of the June 20 primary election.
Senate District 28
Voter Guide: The 28th District in the Virginia Senate has a three-way race
Only Elizabeth Melson responded to questions from Charlottesville Tomorrow.
As you get ready to vote, here are some key dates and links from the Virginia Department of Elections:
Polls in Virginia close at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 7, night. The Virginia Department of Elections will publish election results in real time, as they arrive from precincts around the state. To view them, head to this link. These are unofficial results until they are certified. Here’s more about how to get election results.
- Sept. 22: First day of in-person early voting at your local registrar’s office.
- Oct. 16: Deadline to register to vote, or update an existing registration. You can also register after this date, and on election day, but you will vote with a provisional ballot, could take longer for officials to count because they will verify your eligibility.
- Oct. 27: Deadline to apply for a ballot to be mailed to you. Your request must be received by your local registrar by 5:00 p.m.
- Oct. 28: Voter registration offices open for early voting.
- Nov. 4: The last day of in-person early voting at your registrar.
- Nov. 7: Election Day. Here is where you can find your polling place.
Need to know if you’re eligible to vote? Here are resources from the Virginia Department of Elections.
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