A Dual Primary will be held June 11, 2019, to determine November Candidates for the following offices:

VA Senate – District 17
VA Senate – District 24 (Republicans only)
VA House of Delegates – House 18 (Democrats Only)

The deadline to update your voter registration before the Primary is Monday, May 20, 2019.

Frequently Asked Questions:

• Locate Your Polling Place
• See the List of Accepted Photo IDs for Voting
• Complete an Absentee Ballot Application
• Apply to Become an Election Officer
• Use Culpeper County’s GIS Map to see your districts

Sample Ballots

NOTE: Because of District splits, not all races will appear on the ballot(s) in your precinct.

VA Senate – District 17 (Democratic Ballot)

VA Senate – District 17 (Republican Ballot)

VA Senate – District 24 (Republican Ballot)

VA House of Delegates – House 18 (Democratic Ballot)

The Culpeper County Voter Registration and Election Office website is your one-stop location for the following:

• Register to Vote
• Update Your Registration (Name or Address changes)
• Locate Your Polling Place
• Apply to Become an Election Officer
• Learn How to Become a Candidate for Elected Office
• See the List of Accepted Photo IDs for Voting
• Complete an Absentee Ballot Application
• Find Information for Military and Overseas Voters (100-Day Notice for Military and Overseas Voters)
• Cancel Your Registration

For other questions, please contacts us.

At their Canvass Meeting held November 7-12, 2018, the Culpeper County Electoral Board certified the local results. These results were certified by the State Board of Elections on November 19, 2018.

Local Election Results


Statewide Election Results

Congratulations to our Voter Sticker Contest winners whose artwork was on display on voters and children across the County on Election Day:

Natalie Nicholson Farmington Elementary

Jeffrey Maldonado Culpeper County High School

News Coverage:

CBS Evening News

WJLA – ABC 7 – Washington

WAMU 88.5 – Washington

WTOP – Washington