Check Your Voter Registration Status, Voter History, Find Your Polling Place and Voting District, or Request an Absentee Ballot

 

Voters can check their personal voter information online with the Virginia Department of Elections. Note that voter history is not updated until about 30 days after an is certified.

Click here to check your information now.

 

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Virginia Third Party Voter Registration Training (7/1/2024)

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Restoration of Voting Rights

 

Check the Status of Your Civil Right to Vote

 

Request the Restoration of Your Civil Rights

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NEW!! Ballot Harvesting in Virginia

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Virginia Attorney General Opinion on Third Party Collection of Mailed Absentee Ballots: Letter of October 26, 2023, from Attorney General Jason Miyares to Delegate Kathy J. Byron

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Summary of Electioneering Prohibitions by State Prepared by the National Conference of State Legislatures with Code Citations

[Updated December 31, 2023]

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Evidence vs. Hyperbole: The Relationship Between Election Laws and the Health of Democracy (2024), Hoover Institution Report

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Virginia Election Laws You Need to Know

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24-2-604 - Prohibited activities at Polling Locations

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24.2-605 - Loudspeakers Prohibited at Polls

[No loudspeakers with 300 feet of a polling location on an election day]

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24.2-607 - Prohibited Conduct, intimidation of voters; disturbance of election

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Excerpts of Virginia Election Laws

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Resources for Candidates

 

Virginia Guidance on Becoming a Candidate

 

Virginia Candidate Bulletin for U.S. Senate 2024

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Virginia Candidate Bulletin for U.S. House of Representatives 2024

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Virginia 2024 Candidate Bulletin for Local and Constitutional Office

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Virginia 2024 Political Party Bulletin

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2020 Republican Party Platform

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With the reduced number of delegates (336) at the 2020 Republican National Convention, the National Republican Party resolved to readopt the 2016 Platform.

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Brief History of Republican National Conventions

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1980 Republican Party Platform

This was the most requested party platform in the history of the Republican Party. Thousands were sent out by the Reagan-Bush National campaign as Americans were looking for a change from the malaise created by presidential administration of Jimmy Carter.

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