Here’s What’s At Stake In This Election
Two votes on Tuesday decide your paycheck, your power bill, your border and your country. Here is the record of the four Democrats on Fairfax ballots.
Early voting runs Sept. 18 through Oct. 31.
Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3. Vote early in person, by mail, or at your polling place.
Retired Army Major General
Bert’s website → (opens in a new tab)
Navy veteran
Tony’s website → (opens in a new tab)
30-year Air Force veteran
Dave’s website → (opens in a new tab)
President, Fairfax County Taxpayers Association
Arthur’s website → (opens in a new tab)Any Fairfax County voter can vote early at the Government Center, 12000 Government Center Pkwy, Room 251. Weekdays 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Thirteen more sites open across the county on Oct. 22.
Every early-voting site and today’s hours →Ask for a mail ballot online through the Virginia Department of Elections. Fill it out and return it so it reaches the county by noon on Friday, Nov. 6.
Request a mail ballot → (opens in a new tab)Vote at your assigned polling place and bring an acceptable form of ID. If you are in line by 7 p.m., you can vote.
Find your polling place and sample ballot →Not registered, or moved? Register or update by Oct. 23 (opens in a new tab). After that, you can still register and vote in person the same day.
Two votes on Tuesday decide your paycheck, your power bill, your border and your country. Here is the record of the four Democrats on Fairfax ballots.
Want to know who represents you? Find your Fairfax County Elected Officials here.
