Voter Registration & Elections

City of Alexandria Office of Voter Registrations and Elections.

Page updated on Jun 14, 2021 at 12:32 PM

June 8, 2021 Democratic Party Primary Election 

  • June 8, 2021 is a Democratic Party Primary Election for Virginia Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, House of Delegates (45th District), Mayor and City Council. After the polls close at 7pm, unofficial election results will be available: 
  • A sample ballot for the 45th District is available here. 
    • The 45th District ballot is for the following precincts:
      101- Ladrey Senior Building 109- Fire Department HQ
      102- City Hall 110- Charles Houston Center
      103- Lyles Crouch School 111- Potomac Yard
      104- Durant Center 112 – AlexRenew
      105 – Lee Center 201 – Maury School
      106 – Cora Kelly – Chick Armstrong Cntr 202 – George Mason School
      107 – Mt. Vernon Center 203 – Charles Barrett Center
      108 – George Washington School 204 – Blessed Sacrament Church
       
  • A sample ballot for the 46th District is available here. 
    • The 46th District ballot is for the following precincts: 
      205 - Masonic Temple (formerly MacArthur School) 303 - Beatley Library
      206 - Chinquapin Rec Center 304 - Tucker School
      207 - Temple Beth El Synagogue 305 - John Adams School
      208 - NOVA Arts Center 306 - William Ramsay Center
      209 - James K. Polk School 307 - South Port Apartments
      210 - Hermitage 308 - Cameron Station
      302 - Patrick Henry Center 309 - Olympus Condo

  • Notice of Candidate Withdraw 
  • View an Election Day checklist
  • Ballots will be mailed starting approximately April 23, 2021 and voters can request a mail ballot until May 28, 2021.
  • In-Person absentee begins April 23, 2021.
  • The official order calling the primary election is available here. 

How Do I Vote Absentee?

  • By-Mail. If you would like to receive an ballot by mail, you may apply online,  vote.elections.virginia.gov or download a paper application from our absentee page (see below).
    • The  absentee voting page includes additional information, including links to absentee-by-mail applications and information on returning by mail ballots. 
    • The deadline to apply for a by mail ballot is 5 p.m. on the 11th day before an election. 
  • In-Person Absentee. In-Person absentee voting begins 45 days prior to a primary or general election in the Alexandria Voter Registration Office, 132 North Royal Street. Office Hours are Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 
    • The  absentee voting page will include additional information on in-person absentee voting including satellite voting locations, weekend and evening hours.
    • The deadline to vote in-person absentee is 5 p.m. on the Saturday before an election. 

Military and Overseas Voters may learn more about their voter registration and absentee voting options at www.elections.virginia.gov/registration/military-overseas/index.html

How Do I Register to Vote?

The voter registration deadline for the June 8, 2021 Primary Election, for those not already registered to vote at their current address, is May 17. Registration applications received after this deadline will be processed after the election. You may submit or update your registration information online through the Virginia Department of Elections,  vote.elections.virginia.gov. Any eligible U.S. citizen who will be 18 years old by the next general election are eligible to register.  

To check your registration status and find your polling place, visit  vote.elections.virginia.gov, or call the Alexandria Voter Registration Office at 703.746.4050.

For more information on voter registration (and conducting voter registration drives), or to submit a paper registration application, please see our  Voter Registration Information and Application page.

How Does Voting Work in Alexandria?

Precinct Maps and Polling Place Addresses

  • Precinct Map (as of September 2020)
  • Precinct listing (as of September 2020)
  • Due to COVID19, the voting location for the Ladrey Senior Building Precinct will be the Charles Houston Center (901 Wythe Street).
  • Due to COVID19, the voting location for the Hermitage Precinct will be the John Adams School (5651 Rayburn Ave).
  • Due to construction, the voting location for the Douglas MacArthur School Precinct will be the G.W Masonic Temple (101 Callahan Dr.). 
  • GIS polling place viewer 

ID Requirements

Virginia voters must show identification prior to voting. For more information, including a list of acceptable IDs, please see  Virginia's Department of Elections website. 

Recent Election Results 

Election Results History and Statistics 

November 3, 2020 General Election for President and Vice President, United States Senate, Member House of Representatives (8th District) and  two proposed Constitutional Amendments. 


Information in Spanish, Vietnamese, and Korean

The Virginia Department of Elections has translated many of its web pages into Spanish, Vietnamese, and Korean.

How Do I Run for Local Office?

The next election for Mayor, City Council and School Board will be on November 2, 2021. The filing deadline to run for these offices varies based upon nominating method. 

Campaign Finance Reports & Statements of Economic Interest 

Become an Alexandria Election Officer

Other Election Links

Alexandria Electoral Board and Registrar of Voters

Alexandria has a three-person Electoral Board: 

  • Jack Powers, Secretary 
  •  Bruce A. Brown, Chairman
  •  Mary Lyman, Vice Chair

Electoral Board Meetings are open to the public and are listed on the Election Calendar .

Minutes from the meetings are posted as soon as they are available. 

The Electoral Board appoints the Registrar of Voters.

Please contact our office with any questions about voter registration, absentee voting, or Election Day:

Angie Maniglia Turner  General Registrar and Director of Elections 
Office of Voter Registration and Elections
132 North Royal Street, Suite 100
Alexandria, Virginia 22314
703.746.4050
Fax: 703.838.6449

FOIA Requests may be submitted directly to our office, or through the City Attorney.

Top