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The Safest Way to Vote This Year is Early
and In Person

Anyone who wishes to ensure their vote is counted should make the effort to vote in-person.

Unfortunately, the USPS has become unreliable and unpredictable thanks to Congressional inaction and political interference. Additionally, because it’s a federal agency that can be influenced by the current administration, which has vigorously attempted to end mail-in voting,, it’s probable they’ll try to find some way to interfere with the process.

Additionally, people within the Federal government have indicated a willingness to interfere with voters at the polls on Election Day.

Early in-person voting is available for several weeks prior to Election Day, beginning on Friday, September 18. Over the course of six weeks, you should be able to squeeze in a few minutes to cast your vote. Make sure your vote counts!

If you live in the greater Tidewater area, these are locations for early voting. Clicking on the address will take you to a map. Clicking on the "More Info" button will take you to the website for the Voter Registrar's Office in that particular locality.

These are the main locations for early voting. Some municipalies also offer drop boxes for ballots. Some will also have more in-person satellite locations in the final week leading up to Election Day.

Clicking on the "More Info" button will take you to the website for the Voter Registrar's Office in that particular locality, where you can learn more.