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Virginia Voting Information Keep abreast of current issues with the following information. CandidatesOfficial Web site of the Virginia Democratic party.Official Web site of the Virginia Republican party. Official Web site of the Libertarian party. Other Links of InterestVirginia State Board of Elections - Virginia voting and locality informationVirginia State Board of Elections shows how Virginians voted in the November 2000 elections for presidential and congressional candidates and the two proposed Virginia constitutional amendments. NAACP - Encouraging African-American participation in the democratic process League of Women Voters - Non-partisan information on democratic process or for Virginia, see
The League of Women Voters Education Fund's DNet is an interactive online voter guide with nonpartisan, state-specific election information. Enter your zip code to read and compare candidate statements, suggest issues you care about and learn about the election process in your community. DNet provides a free online forum for candidates at all levels to debate the issues of importance in your community. Project Vote Smart - Non-partisan Web site providing access to candidate information including past voting records Voter RegistrationRegistrars' offices are located in the City of Fredericksburg and the counties of Stafford, Spotsylvania, and Westmoreland. You must register to vote in the county of your residence.You are eligible to vote if you are a citizen of the United States, a legal resident of Virginia, at least 18 years of age (or you will be by the next general election), and/or have had the right to vote restored subsequent to a felony conviction or adjudication of mental incompetence.
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