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Virginia statewide elections happen in November! Make your voice heard!
All Eyes are on Virginia
All of Virginia's statewide offices as well as all of the House of Delegates races will be decided in our election on November 7th. It has never been more important than RIGHT NOW to have a statewide leadership team that supports women's health and reproductive rights.
Important Voting Information
Election Day is Tuesday, November 7. Polls are open 6am - 7pm. In Virginia, you must bring an acceptable form of photo 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, bears a photograph of the voter, and is not expired for more than 12 months.
NOTE: The deadline to register to vote in the November 2017 election has passed. Click below to register to vote for next year's elections.
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Our Champions
We are lucky in Virginia to have candidates for Governor, Lieutenant Governor and Attorney General who are true champions in support of our issues. Each of them has distinguished themselves as stalwart proponents of access to women's health and each has taken bold actions in support of Planned Parenthood. Planned Parenthood Advocates of Virginia is honored to endorse Ralph Northam for Governor, Justin Fairfax for Lieutenant Governor and Mark Herring for Attorney General.
We also have an incredible opportunity to elect more reproductive health champions to the Virginia House of Delegates in 2017. Planned Parenthood Advocates of Virginia is proud to endorse these candidates for House of Delegates who will tackle the health care problems Virginians face in their daily lives:
- Jennifer Carroll Foy, HD-2
- Bill Bunch, HD-3
- Steve McBride, HD-8
- Wendy Gooditis, HD-10
- Del. Sam Rasoul, HD-11
- Chris Hurst, HD-12
- Danica Roem, HD-13
- Djuna Osborne, HD-17
- Michele Edwards, HD-20
- Kelly Fowler, HD-21
- Angela Lynn, HD-25
- Brent Finnegan, HD-26
- Larry Barnett, HD-27
- Joshua Cole, HD-28
- Ben Hixon, HD-30
- Elizabeth Guzman, HD-31
- David Reid, HD-32
- Tia Walbridge, HD-33
- Del. Mark Keam, HD-35
- Del. David Bulova, HD-37
- Del. Kaye Kory, HD-38
- Del. Vivan Watts, HD-39
- Donte Tanner, HD-40
- Del. Eileen Filler-Corn, HD-41
- Kathy Tran, HD-42
- Del. Paul Krizek, HD-44
- Del. Mark Levine, HD-45
- Del. Charniele Herring, HD-46
- Del. Patrick Hope, HD-47
- Del. Rip Sullivan, HD-48
- Del. Alfonso Lopez, HD-49
- Lee Carter, HD-50
- Hala Ayala, HD-51
- Del. Marcus Simon, HD-53
- Al Durante, HD-54
- Morgan Goodman, HD-55
- Melissa Dart, HD-56
- Del. David Toscano, HD-57
- Kellen Squire, HD-58
- Sheila Bynum-Coleman, HD-62
- Del. Lashrecse Aird, HD-63
- Rebecca Colaw, HD-64
- Francis Stevens, HD-65
- Kate Sponsler, HD-66
- Karrie Delaney, HD-67
- Dawn Adams, HD-68
- Del. Betsy Carr, HD-69
- Schuyler VanValkenburg, HD-72
- Debra Rodman, HD-73
- Del. Stephen Heretick, HD-79
- Kimberly Tucker, HD-81
- Leigh Anne Bowling, HD-82
- Cheryl Turpin, HD-85
- Del. Jennifer Boysko, HD-86
- Del. John Bell, HD-87
- Stephen Aycock, HD-88
- Jay Jones, HD-89
- Del. Jeion Ward, HD-92
- Del. Michael Mullin, HD-93
- Shelly Simonds, HD-94
- Del. Marcia Price, HD-95
- Kelly DeLucia, HD-96
- Cori Johnson, HD-97
- Sheila Crowley, HD-98
- Francis Edwards, HD-99
- Willie Randall, HD-100
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