VOTING MATTERS

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Your vote is your power. When you vote, you are taking a stand on the water you drink, the air you breathe, and the food you eat. Your vote affects the quality of our schools and the right to live without fear in your community. It’s about funding your local library, maintaining roads and bridges, and being sure when you call 911 that help will come. What you tell your legislators with your vote is important. For example, do you believe young people should have access to public universities or vocational education without taking on crippling debt? Your family’s well being and that of your neighbor is tied to your vote.

When we are too busy or alienated to bother, when we are not concerned about the suppression of voting rights for our fellow citizens, we endanger ourselves and each other.

Thanks to legislation passed and signed into law by Democrats, voting is easier than ever. You can vote before Election Day, either in person or by mail. You can drop off your completed ballot in a secure drop box right up until polls close on Election Day. And of course, you can still vote in person at your polling place on Election Day.

You can check your voting record and update your registration online. More information is available on the Virginia Department of Elections website at https://www.elections.virginia.gov/casting-a-ballot/.

WELCOME, DEMOCRATIC VOTERS!

If you've come looking for information on voting in the commonwealth of Virginia, but you are not a Warren County resident, visit the
Virginia Department of Elections.

If you are an out-of-state visitor, find out everything you need to know to
get ready for the election in your state on Vote.org.

Warren County VA residents, you're in the right place! Keep reading...

ANNOUNCEMENTS

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2021 VIRGINIA STATE-WIDE ELECTIONS

November 2, 2021

Need assistance or have questions about voting in Warren County? Contact the Voter Registrar's Office

Warren County Voter Registar's Office

465 W. 15th Street, Suite 800

Front Royal VA 22630

Phone: 540-635-4327

Fax: 540-635-5456

When Democrats lose elections, bad things happen to good people.

GET READY TO VOTE IN 2021

November 2, 2021 Virginia State-wide Elections

The deadline to register to vote in the 2021 elections are as follows:
General Elections are 22 days before election
Primary Elections are 22 days before election
Special Elections are 14 days before election
Special Elections (Called by the Governor) are 7 days before election

If you have additional questions, please contact the Warren County VA Voter Registrar.

HAVE QUESTIONS?

Check out the VA Dems Voting Fact Sheet for answers: https://vademocrats.org/vote

WHO SHOULD YOU VOTE FOR?

View or download a Democratic Sample Ballot for the 2021 election.

WHERE DO I VOTE?

http://www.elections.virginia.gov/voter-outreach/where-to-vote.html

CHECK YOUR VOTER REGISTRATION

https://vote.elections.virginia.gov/VoterInformation

GET YOUR ABSENTEE BALLOT

https://www.elections.virginia.gov/casting-a-ballot/absentee-voting/

VOTER REQUIREMENTS

Learn about voter requirements in Warren County

RESTORE YOUR VOTING RIGHTS

https://www.restore.virginia.gov/

WHO ARE MY LEGISLATORS?

Know Your Government

WHO IS MY DELEGATE?

There are three ways to accurately identify your Virginia Delegate if you live in Warren County:

Check your voter registration card
Look it up on this website.
Call the Warren County Registrar's office at 540-635-4327.

Learn about Restoration of Rights in Virginia

Anyone convicted of a felony in Virginia automatically loses their civil rights but the Constitution of Virginia gives the Governor the discretion to restore civil rights. Find out if you're eligible.

Watch Election Basics: a broad overview of elections in the United States. Civics in a nutshell from PBS Digital Studios and CrashCourse.

2021 VA STATEWIDE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES

As Virginia goes, so goes the nation! Virginia is an important bellwether for national politics as it is one of only two states to hold state-wide elections in the year following the presidential election. Virginia has made important strides over the past four years under our Democratic leadership, and it is important to continue this forward momentum. It won't be easy. Although they literally have no plan for governing, Republicans are determined to impose minority rule on the state. Fortunately we have excellent Democratic candidates running for statewide office.

As Republicans across the country move to make voting more difficult – and as the Virginia GOP conducted a strange, restrictive nominating process – our primary election felt like a celebration of democracy. We had a robust slate of highly qualified and talented candidates, plenty of opportunities to see them debate, and a free and open election with 45 days to cast a ballot. Our party knows how to do democracy, and we can be proud of that.

DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR

GOVERNOR