Some early voters wanted more information about the question in the minutes before they marked the ballot paper, while others knew how they would vote before arriving at the polls.

Track the latest polls about Democrat Abigail Spanberger and Republican Winsome Earle-Sears in the Virginia gubernatorial election.

A new poll released this week shows where the Virginia election stands as Virginians begin to cast their ballots.

Early voting begins Friday in a critical election in Virginia to determine the next governor, House of Delegates seats and a long list of local races.

Early voting in Virginia began just last week, but the first wave of ballots already shows Republican-leaning House of Delegates districts pulling ahead of their Democratic counterparts.

Early voting begins in Virginia's gubernatorial race featuring Democrats Spanberger and Republican Earle-Sears.

The latest campaign finance reports, covering July and August, show Virginia Democrats flush with cash as early voting is set to begin on Friday.

Early voting begins Friday in Virginia’s high-stakes general election, opening a six-week window for voters to cast their ballots in races for governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, all 100 seats of the House of Delegates and some local offices.

All localities offer early voting, and voters are only allowed to vote early in the jurisdiction where they are registered. You can vote early at your local registrar's office. Additionally, some Northern Virginia counties have additional satellite locations and extended hours during the early voting period.

WASHINGTON ‒ Democrat James Walkinshaw won the Sept. 9 Virginia special election to fill late Rep. Gerald Connolly’s seat, shrinking the Republican margin in the U.S. House of Representatives to six seats.

If you are looking to vote early for the Nov. 4 general election in Virginia, your registrar should offer hours beginning this Friday.

Voters in Virginia now have more time to register ahead of elections. Also, learn about a new state executive order and a demand from the Department of Justice.