Voter Information: June 23 U.S. Senate Primary
As Virginians focus on health, family and financial concerns due to the coronavirus, it might be easy to forget the Republican Primary on Tuesday, June 23. The only race on the ballot is to select our Republican nominee – Alissa Baldwin, Daniel Gade or Tom Speciale – who will challenge and defeat Democrat Senator Mark Warner in November.
Virginia has open primaries, which means any registered voter may vote in the Republican primary. It is imperative that Republican voters turn out and not allow Democrats to choose our candidate for us!
On May 2, the Fairfax GOP hosted a forum with all three Republican U.S. Senate candidates, which provided valuable insight into their positions and priorities. If you missed it, you can still watch online.
New Voter Registration Deadline: May 26, 11:59 PM
Absentee Voting by Mail
- Now available to everyone (select reason 2A, for “disability or illness”)
- Deadline to request ballot is June 16 at 5:00 PM
- Watch: “How to Fill Out Your Mail-in Absentee Ballot” (2-minute video)
“Curbside” Absentee Voting
- Now available to everyone (select reason 2A, for “disability or illness”)
- Vote at Fairfax County Government Center (no satellite locations) — call 703.222.0776 upon arrival
- Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM (now through June 20)
- Saturdays, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (June 13 & June 20 only)
Voting on June 23
- Polls will be open Tuesday, June 23 from 6:00 AM – 7:00 PM
- Find your polling location
Election Officers Needed
There is a shortage of Republican election officers for the June 23 Primary — if you can serve, submit your application here. If you know friends, neighbors, or college students who might be interested, please share this information with them. The Office of Elections offers online training, and election officers are paid $175 for the day. All election officer assignments will be made by June 1, so please submit applications at your very earliest convenience.
Watch the Fairfax GOP’s U.S. Senate Primary Forum:
