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Election Day Information
Election Day Hours are 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. at every polling place in Virginia.
Check out the Department of Elections "Candidates and Referendums" for the latest information
General Election: Tuesday, November 7, 2023
Presidential Primary: Tuesday, March 5, 2024
On Election Day polling places are open 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Check your registration status
Other Important Dates:
District Maps
- Berkeley (PDF)
- Jamestown (PDF)
- Powhatan (PDF)
- Roberts (PDF)
- Stonehouse (PDF)
District with Precincts Maps
- Berkeley (PDF)
- Jamestown (PDF)
- Powhatan (PDF)
- Roberts (PDF)
- Stonehouse (PDF)
Precinct Maps
- Precinct Map (PDF)
- Precinct Map with Street List (PDF)
Virginia Law requires all voters to provide an acceptable form of Identification at the polls. Voters without acceptable ID must sign an ID Confirmation Statement or vote a provisional ballot. You no longer need a photo ID.
Acceptable forms of ID include the following:
- Virginia driver’s license
- Voter confirmation documents you received after you registered to vote
- United States passport
- Employer-issued ID
- ID card issued by the US, Virginia, or a local Virginia government
- Student ID issued by a U.S. school of higher education or a public or private high school in Virginia
- Virginia Voter ID card
- Current utility bill, bank statement, paycheck, government check, or other government document with your name and address
If you forgot your ID on Election Day, you can sign an Identity Confirmation Statement or vote a provisional ballot in the polling place. Provisional ballots are reviewed and counted at the Canvass by the Electoral Board after noon on Monday, November 13.
Learn more about acceptable forms of ID on the Department of Elections website.
- Each polling place is wheelchair accessible
- Curbside voting is available for those who are 65 years old or older, or any person with a physical disability
- Each polling place has magnifiers available for voters to use
- Each polling place posts a phone number to call if assistance is needed
- Each polling place is equipped with a ballot marking device inside that is designed to provide voters with disabilities the opportunity to vote unassisted
Voters are also entitled to ask for assistance. If you need assistance, you may ask an election officer for help, or you may bring an assistant with you. There are some restrictions on who may assist you.
Questions? Call: 757-259-4949 or check out the Department of Elections website for more information.