- Dem.Shannon Taylor
- Rep.Robert Wittman
Polls close 7 pm ET, Tuesday, November 3
Partners: CASA in Action Virginia and 5 more
Partners: CASA in Action Virginia and 5 more
Polls close 7 pm ET, Tuesday, November 3
U.S. Senate
Up for election
Held by Dem.
Not a target race
U.S. House
Dem.6Rep.5
Held going in · 11 seats
Targeting 4 of 11 seats
Governor
No race this cycle
Attorney General
No race this cycle
State Senate
Dem. 21Rep. 19Held going in · 21 for a majority · No race this cycle
House of Delegates
Dem. 64Rep. 36Held going in · 51 for a majority
Not a target race
Source: Associated Press · How we count · Report an error
7 races
Polls close 7 pm ET, Tuesday, November 3
Partners: CASA in Action Virginia and 5 more
Partners: CASA in Action Virginia and 5 more
Polls close 7 pm ET, Tuesday, November 3
Partners: CASA in Action Virginia and 7 more
Partners: CASA in Action Virginia and 7 more
Polls close 7 pm ET, Tuesday, November 3
Partners: Virginia Coalition for Progressive Values and 1 more
Partners: Virginia Coalition for Progressive Values and 1 more
Polls close 7 pm ET, Tuesday, November 3
Partners: Virginia Coalition for Progressive Values
Partners: Virginia Coalition for Progressive Values
A “yes” vote would protect abortion, birth control, and fertility care in Virginia’s constitution, putting them out of politicians’ reach.
Desired result: Yes
A “yes” vote would replace Virginia’s same-sex marriage ban with a constitutional guarantee of the freedom to marry, so marriage equality stays protected whatever the Supreme Court does.
Desired result: Yes
A “yes” vote would make voting a fundamental right in Virginia and automatically restore voting rights to people when they’re released from prison.
Desired result: Yes
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