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Early Voting For VA Primary Underway: See Who's On The Loudoun County Ballot
Loudoun County residents can vote early for their candidate of choice in the Aug. 4 primaries. Here's who is on the ballot.

Loudoun County residents can vote early for their candidate of choice in the Aug. 4 primaries. Here's who is on the ballot.

Fairfax County voters can cast early ballots in Virginia's Aug. 4 dual primary for U.S. Senate and U.S. House of Representatives.
Reston voters can cast early ballots in Virginia's Aug. 4 Republican primary for U.S. Senate.
McLean voters can cast early ballots in Virginia's Aug. 4 dual primary for in the U.S. Senate and U.S. House of Representatives races.
Fredericksburg voters can cast early ballots in Virginia's Aug. 4 GOP primary in the U.S. Senate and U.S. House of Representatives races.
Arlington voters can cast early ballots in Virginia's Aug. 4 dual primary for U.S. Senate, U.S. House of Representatives and local offices.
Fairfax City voters still have time to register to vote in the Aug. 4 primary to choose the Republican Party's candidate for U.S. Senate.
Eleven candidates are on the ballot in November's Fairfax City Council race, while two new candidates are seeking the open mayor's seat.
Falls Church voters can begin casting ballots for Virginia's primary election on June 18. Here's who is on the ballot.
Alexandria voters can begin casting ballots for Virginia's primary election on June 18. Here's who is on the ballot.
Prince William County voters can begin casting ballots for Virginia's primary election on June 18. Here's who is on the ballot.
Manassas voters can begin casting ballots for Virginia's primary election on June 18. Here's who is on the ballot.
Loudoun County voters can begin casting ballots for Virginia's primary election on June 18. Here's who is on the ballot.
Fredericksburg voters can begin casting ballots for Virginia's primary election on June 18. Here's who is on the ballot.
Fairfax City voters can begin casting ballots for Virginia's primary election on June 18. Here's who is on the ballot.
Arlington voters can begin casting ballots for Virginia's primary election on June 18. Here's who is on the ballot.
Early voting starts June 18 for Virginia’s Aug. 4 dual primary election. Registration and mail ballot deadlines are July 24.
McLean voters can begin casting ballots for Virginia's primary election on June 18. Here's who is on the ballot.
Reston voters can begin casting ballots for Virginia's primary election on June 18. Here's who is on the ballot.
Julie Perry is one of 3 Republicans running in the August 4 primary. Early voting begins on June 18.
Michael Duffin is one of 5 Democratic candidates running in the August 4 election. Early voting begins June 18.
Adam Dunigan is one of 5 Democratic candidates running in the August 4 election. Early voting begins June 18.
Mo Seifeldein is one of 5 Democratic candidates running in the August 4 election. Early voting begins June 18.
Julie Farnam is one of three Democrats running in the Aug. 4 primary. Early voting starts Thursday, June 18.
James DeVita is one of three Arlington County Board candidates running in the Aug. 4 primary. Early voting starts Thursday, June 18.
Matthew D. “Matt”de Ferranti is one of three Arlington County Board candidates running in the Aug. 4 primary. Early voting begins June 18.
Incumbent U.S. Rep. James Walkinshaw (D-11th) confirmed he was the Democratic Party's official candidate in the Nov. 3 general election.
Incumbent U.S. Rep. Eugene Vindman (D-7th) confirmed he was the Democratic Party's official candidate in the Nov. 3 general election.
High grocery prices continue to squeeze family budgets across Virginia.
Gov. Spanberger signed or approved 1,125 of 1,156 Virginia General Assembly bills, including paid sick leave and an assault weapon ban.
Governor Spanberger signed a ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines. The NRA filed a lawsuit challenging the law.
The move came after the Virginia Supreme Court on Friday struck down a constitutional amendment that voters narrowly passed just last month.
A May 11 town hall in Reston will cover ranked choice voting and how it could work in Fairfax County.
Del. Michelle Maldonado (D-Manassas Park) announced her resignation from the Virginia House of Delegates.
A VA judge has ruled a redistricting amendment is unconstitutional, citing misleading ballot language; the attorney general will appeal.
Loudoun County residents voted in favor of Virginia's special redistricting referendum.
Fredericksburg voters backed the redistricting amendment with 65.8% support, while Stafford and Spotsylvania counties both voted "no."
Prince William County voters were more in favor of redistricting than the state as a whole.
Arlington County records a 79 percent "Yes" vote across all 54 precincts, providing a boost to the measure's narrow statewide victory.
High turnout for Alexandria's city council special election was likely driven by interest in Virginia's redistricting proposal.