Virginia Needs Your Vote!
Virginia General Assembly elections happen on November 5. Make your voice heard!
Election Day is Tuesday, November 2!
Don’t forget — make a plan to go to your polling place, rain or shine. Go to Virginia’s voter portal to get started:
Important Voting Information
General Election Day is Tuesday, November 2, 2021.
Primary Election Day was Tuesday, June 8, 2021.
Polls will open from 6 a.m. - 7 p.m. Anyone in line at 7:00 p.m. will be allowed to vote.
In Virginia, you must bring an acceptable form of ID with you to vote:
-
A Virginia driver’s license, or other ID issued by the DMV;
-
A U.S. passport or other ID issued by the federal, Virginia, or local government;
-
A tribal enrollment card issued by one of the 11 tribes recognized by Virginia;
-
An employee ID card issued in the ordinary course of business;
-
A military ID;
-
A student ID issued by a Virginia college or public or private high school;
-
A nursing home resident ID, if issued by a government facility;
-
A free photo ID card issued by the Department of Elections.
A valid ID means that it is genuine and is not expired for more than 12 months.
Your Voter Info
Get the Facts About Reproductive Health & Abortion
Politicians who oppose access to abortion in Virginia and beyond are spreading outrageous lies — trying to manipulate voters so they can push an agenda to ban abortion. Here’s how to spot the whoppers and what to know when you hear them.
Latest Blog Posts
View All
Juneteenth: What It Is, and Why We Commemorate It
Juneteenth celebrates the humanity of Black people and the community's indomitable spirit. It is also a time for rest, reflection and solidarity.
Don’t Call 6-Week Abortion Bans “Heartbeat” Bills. Here’s Why.
The biased language in these bills — including the unconstitutional Texas abortion ban — has no basis in medicine or reality. They’re written to divert attention from the fact that they ban abortion and hurt pregnant people.
3 Ways You Can Take Action for Sexual and Reproductive Health Care Right Now
The Biden-Harris administration racked up many important accomplishments for sexual and reproductive health in its first 100 days. But we’re just getting started. Here are three easy ways you can take action to reclaim what’s rightfully ours.
Online political ads directed to this site are paid for by Planned Parenthood Virginia PAC.