Virginia will hold a General Election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Voters will elect federal representatives and decide three proposed amendments to the Virginia Constitution.

• Virginia voters will elect a U.S. Senator.
• Voters will elect members of the U.S. House of Representatives. Williamsburg, James City County, and York County are in Virginia's 1st Congressional District.
• All Virginia voters will consider three proposed amendments to the Virginia Constitution.

Federal Races in Our Area

U.S. Senate

• Bert Mizusawa — Republican
• Mark Warner — Democratic

U.S. House of Representatives — Virginia's 1st Congressional District

• Shannon Taylor — Democratic
• Rob Wittman — Republican

Three Proposed Constitutional Amendments

Virginia voters will also decide three proposed amendments to the Virginia Constitution. The League of Women Voters of Virginia supports all three proposed amendments.

Question 1 — Reproductive Freedom
Would amend the Virginia Constitution to protect decisions involving reproductive health care, subject to provisions and limitations contained in the proposed amendment.

Question 2 — Marriage
Would remove the existing constitutional ban on same-sex marriage, affirm that two adults may marry regardless of sex, gender, or race, and require legally valid marriages to be treated equally under the law.

Question 3 — Voting Rights
Would establish a fundamental right to vote in Virginia, provide for automatic restoration of voting rights after release from incarceration for a felony conviction, and revise constitutional language concerning voting capacity.

Your ballot may include additional contests or questions depending on where you live. Use VOTE411 and official Virginia election resources below to see the information that applies to your address.

• Friday, September 18 — First day of early voting in person
• Friday, October 23 — Last day to register or update your registration and vote a regular ballot
• Friday, October 23 — Last day to request that a ballot be mailed to you
• Saturday, October 31 — Last day to vote early in person
• Tuesday, November 3 — General Election Day

Use the resources below to confirm your registration, polling place, and official election details.

• Check your voter information — Go to the Virginia Citizen Portal
• Find official statewide election information — Visit the Virginia Department of Elections
• James City County voters — Visit the registrar website
• City of Williamsburg voters — Visit the registrar website
• York County voters — Visit the registrar website

Ballots and contests can vary by address. Use VOTE411, the League of Women Voters’ nonpartisan voter guide, to see what is on your ballot and learn more about the election.

Use VOTE411

Because voting details can vary by address and election type, always confirm your registration, polling place, and ballot information through the Virginia Department of Elections, your local registrar, and VOTE411.