Voting Information
Be Informed, Be Heard
About District 19
District 19 comprises 50 precincts, spanning from the Inner Banks of Virginia Beach to Chesapeake City, and covering the southeastern region of Virginia along the North Carolina border. It has a beautiful coastline with a long boardwalk that stretches for 3 miles along the Atlantic Ocean and the Chesapeake Bay.
The district is rich in natural beauty, Virginia Beach. It is home to notable attractions such as the Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center, which showcases a diverse range of ocean life, including sharks, rays, and sea turtles.
District 19 includes communities in:
- Back Bay
- Blackwater
- Christopher farms
- Creeds
- Landstown
- London Bridge
- Municipal Center
- Newcastle
- Ocean Lakes
- Oceana Navel Base
- Red Mill
- Sandbridge
- Seatack
- Sherman Oakes
- Shipps Corner
- Strawbridge
- West Neck
Includes: 50 precincts between Virginia Beach and Chesapeake
- The ‘south’ South Hampton Roads
- Southeast Virginia along the NC Line
- Virginia Beach at the Inner Banks
- Chesapeake City inland to the Dismal Swamp
Make Your Voice Heard
Important state and national elections are happening this year:
Early Voting Starts
September 23, 2023
General Election
November 7, 2023
Make sure you’re ready to vote this election.
Voting Resources
Check out these helpful resources that will keep you informed and provide the latest information to meet your specific voting needs
Voting on Election Day
Make your voice heard on November 7th by visiting your assigned polling place in Virginia. Remember to bring an acceptable form of identification as required by state law. Polling locations are open from 6:00 am to 7:00 pm.
Check or Update Your Registration
By taking a moment to review and update your voter registration, you can make sure that your current address is registered correctly. This helps you receive the right information about elections and gives you the confidence to exercise your voting rights.
Find your Polling Place
Knowing your polling location is crucial for exercising your right to vote, as it ensures that you go to the correct place on Election Day, especially considering that redistricting may have resulted in changes to your polling location.
Request an Absentee Ballot
To request an absentee ballot, apply online or download the paper application. You can track your application and ballot status through the Citizen Portal, and be sure to return your completed ballot by 7:00 p.m. on Election Day.