The Virginia General Election Will Be Held on Tuesday. Polls Close Statewide at 7 P. M. Et.

What’s on the Ballot?

The Associated Press Will Provide Coverage for 106 Contests in Virginia, Including 35 in the State Senate, 68 in the House of Delegates, Two Commonwealth’s Attorney Races in Fairfax and Loudoun Counties and a Ballot Measure in Richmond on Authorizing a Casino. All 40 State Senate Seats and 100 State House Seats Are up for Election This Year, but Several Seats in Both Chambers Are Uncontested.

All Registered Voters in Virginia Are Eligible to Vote in Tuesday’s General Election. the Deadline to Register for a Regular Ballot Was Oct. 16. Anyone Who Registered After the Deadline Will Be Given a Provisional Ballot, and Eligibility Will Be Determined by Elections Officials After Election Day.

Normally in Legislative Elections, a Key Analytical Tool in Making Race Calls Is Comparing the Current Election Night Vote Result with Previous Election Results for the Same Contest. Since This Is the First Election Held Under These New Boundaries, Past Senate and House Results Are Not a Meaningful Point of Comparison. However, District Level Results from the 2020 Presidential Race and the 2021 Gubernatorial Race Do Provide a General Sense of Each District’s Partisan Voting History.

What Do Turnout and the Advance Vote Look Like?

As of Wednesday, There Were 6,122,466 Voters Registered in Virginia. Virginia Does Not Register Voters by Party.

How Long Does Vote Counting Usually Take?

In the 2022 Congressional Midterm General Election, the Ap First Reported Results in 10 of 11 Congressional Districts Between 7:09 P. M. and 7:30 P. M. Et. in the 11Th Congressional District, the First Votes Were Reported at 8:31 P. M. Et. by Noon the Day After Election Day, 98 Percent of the Vote Across All Congressional Districts Had Been Counted.

What to Expect in Virginia’s 2023 Legislative Elections

By David Miller

• Oct 8, 2026 • 6 min read

What to Expect in Virginia’s 2023 Legislative Elections

Direct Answer • Key Takeaway

Washington (Ap) — Although His Name Won’t Appear on the Ballot, Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin Looms Large over Tuesday’s General Election in Virginia.

David Miller

Executive Financial & Market Analyst

David Miller brings 15 years of experience in global economics, personal finance strategy, and market dynamics. He specializes in turning complex economic trends into actionable insights for everyday readers.

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