Virginia: 2026 elections and officials

See where the count stands, who represents you, and how the campaigns were funded.

  • 13 federal offices, 13 filled
  • 139 state legislators
  • 137 2026 federal filings
  • 103 active or funded

Virginia: where the count stands

Every row opens the race, with each candidate’s total, the ballot list and the campaign money.

U.S. House, 11 districts

Totals as reported by Virginia Department of Elections at . Unofficial until certified. How counts work. State and local races and ballot measures are in the full Virginia count.

Virginia ballot questions: reported count

3 statewide measures, with Yes and No as the state has counted them so far. State law sets the share each question needs, and the certified result is final.

Totals as reported by Virginia Department of Elections at . Unofficial until certified. How counts work.

What happens next in Virginia

Next, on November 13, 2026: local electoral boards certify their results. The count stays unofficial until the state certifies it.

Dates from Brennan Center for Justice, 2026 Virginia certification guide (citing the Code of Virginia), checked Nov 10, 2026.

Everything about Virginia

Elections in Virginia in 2027

Each date links to the election office that published it; the legislature can still move a date.

Primary, where one is held

Virginia

All 40 seats in the state Senate and all 100 in the House of Delegates, with county and city offices.

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General election

Virginia

All 40 seats in the state Senate and all 100 in the House of Delegates, with county and city offices.

Source

Every state’s 2027 elections. Checked Nov 12, 2026.

Elections are run by the Commissioner of the Virginia Department of Elections

County and City Electoral Boards, County and City General Registrars administer elections across 133 reported local jurisdictions. Get the source profile, registration guide, rules, and calendar.

Governor of Virginia

A permanent office record joined to the current holder and official government website.

Abigail Spanberger, Governor of Virginia
Governor

Abigail Spanberger

Current roster matched to the official office website

Open record

Who represents Virginia in Washington?

Each link opens the permanent seat record—not a temporary biography—so history survives elections and vacancies.

139 current legislators across 139 permanent offices

Open States supplies the normalized roster. When one of its contact or portrait fields is empty, Election.org can fill that gap only from a name-matched official legislative page and keeps the source attached to that individual field.

Browse all 139 state legislative offices

Registration and voter services

Virginia

Dates for November 3

All 6 dates have passed

Partial coverage: only the dated entries below have been checked. Confirm other deadlines and exceptions with your election office.

Checked Oct 16, 2026. Confirm local details and exceptions with your election office.

Virginia election dates

Dates below are transcribed from the Federal Election Commission's published congressional calendar. They are subject to change and should be confirmed with Virginia's election authority.

Congressional primaryAug 4, 2026
Federal general electionNov 3, 2026

Nationwide scheduled date

The FEC publishes this calendar but does not administer elections or determine ballot access. Verify the FEC calendar PDF

Virginia's next election

Virginia primary, where one is held (2027), June 15, 2027. The date can still change; the calendar updates when it does. Source

Add Virginia's elections to your calendar · Download the calendar file. A reminder arrives the day before each date.

Other states

Sources and method

The federal layer is rebuilt from the public-domain congressional corpus, the state layer from Open States People, and the candidate and money layer from FEC bulk files. Connected pages use the same stored records. Their source dates show when those records were last checked; a scheduled job is not proof that a refresh succeeded.

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