Election Day is in November, but early voting arrives in Virginia this week
Virginia’s 45-day early voting period starts Friday, which is one of the longest in the country. Senator Aaron Rouse is chairman of the committee that oversees voting laws in Virginia, and he says Democrats will continue to reject Republican efforts to roll back early voting.
Early voting starts Friday. Here's what you need to know to vote early in Virginia.
Early voting begins at all general registrar's offices on Sept. 20, and the last day to vote early is Nov. 2. This year, Virginians will vote for president, vice president, the House of Representatives, a Senate seat, an amendment to the Constitution of Virginia, and local offices around the state.
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