⚡ Election Alert
Virginia Statewide Special Election · April 21, 2026
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April 21 — Redistricting Referendum (6am–7pm)
June 19 — Primary early voting begins
July 24 — Primary absentee ballot deadline
August 1 — Last day of primary early voting
August 4 — ⭐ Virginia Primary (U.S. House & Senate)
Sept 18 — General Election early voting begins
Oct 23 — General Election absentee ballot deadline
Oct 31 — Last day of General Election early voting
November 3 — General Election (U.S. House & Senate)
The General Assembly's redrawn map takes effect for the November 2026 congressional elections. Virginia's 11 districts are redrawn based on the map passed by the Democrat-controlled legislature.
The current commission-drawn districts remain in place. The 2026 congressional elections proceed on the existing map approved after the 2020 Census.
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Data current through: May 16, 2026.
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