2026 Elections
Every year is election year in Virginia!
The Nov. 3, 2026 elections will be another pivotal moment for Virginia’s – and America’s – future. With constitutional amendments on the ballot, along with our House of Representative and U.S. Senate seat, we have a huge opportunity to:
Keep up the pressure on Republicans at the federal level.
Enshrine marriage equality, reproductive freedom, and the restoration of voting rights into Virginia’s constitution.
Advance policies that move Loudoun and Virginia forward.
Every vote, every volunteer hour invested, and every donation will make a difference in shaping the future of our communities.
Not sure which districts you live in? Use this handy tool to look them up.
Visit our How Do I Vote? page for detailed information about voting.
Ready to help these folks get elected? Join us at an upcoming meeting to find out how you can get involved, and consider applying to become a member.
Special Election on April 21st
Right now, free and fair elections are under threat. This redistricting amendment gives Virginians the power to level the playing field, preserve fair representation, and protect our democracy for our kids and grandkids.
President Trump is working to protect the GOP’s slim 218-214 House majority in the November midterms. He is leaning on several Republican-led states—specifically Texas, Florida, and Ohio—to redraw congressional maps. These new boundaries are designed to favor GOP candidates and eliminate current Democratic districts.
Trump’s interest in the House goes beyond passing Republican policy; it is a strategic necessity for his administration's survival. Because the majority party controls all committees, they hold the power to issue subpoenas and lead public hearings. If the GOP loses control, the President’s personal and official actions could face aggressive public investigation and prosecution.
With so many other states trying to stack the deck, Virginia must act to restore fairness in the upcoming congressional elections — while also enabling Virginia voters to review the proposed congressional district maps before deciding how to vote.
The redistricting amendment is a temporary, emergency exception that gives Virginians a crucial voice to meet the needs of the current moment, while ensuring Virginia’s bipartisan redistricting process will resume after the 2030 census.
You can view the proposed map and see what redistricting means for your voting location here and here.
Want to learn more?
See here
The Listen Up Loudoun podcast sat down with LCDC Chair Andrew Coolen to talk redistricting, listen here
Want to do more? Take action:
Get a yard sign
Write postcards to women, rural voters, and absentee ballot holders
Help us fund this effort: donate for postcards and postage
Be a poll greeter at early voting locations in April:
Loudoun voting quick links:
In-person voting on April 21, will be at your usual polling place. Find your polling location here.
Want to do vote by mail? You must request your ballot no later than April 10. Details can be found here.
Early voting has started in Leesburg (750 Miller Drive, Suite 150). Early voting is Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.
For other times and locations, please see the office of Elections web page on Early Voting here.