Current Election: November 5th Presidential Election
Curious about lines at your nearest EV Sites?
Early Voting
+ Weekend/evening options
+ Cast your ballot early
+ Voting sticker
– Lines at peak times
Main Office only starting Sept. 20
All 6 locations open starting Oct. 13
Hours vary by day
Vote by Mail
+ Vote from home
+ Track your own ballot
+ Voting sticker
– Make sure to return on time
Election Day
+ Most time to research and choose
+ Voting Sticker
– Must Vote at Assigned Polling Place
– Last chance to vote
Date: November 5, 2024
Hours: 6:00 am – 7:00 pm
Sample Ballots
November 2024 Presidential Election Voter Guide
Everything you need
to prepare for this Fall’s election.
| Title | Number | Text | Number |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total Registered Voters | 329,200 | Early Voters | 56,109 |
| Mail Ballots Sent | 30,418 | Mail Ballots Returned | 18,736 |
| Total Turnout | 74,845 | ||
| Turnout % | 22.74% |
ELECTION DATA DASHBOARD
2024 Presidential General Election
* Statistics reflect voter turnout through 11/01/2024
Your Elections,
Secured.
The Office of Elections utilizes many layers of security and exercises diligence in assuring each election is accurate and fair.
View the primers on our Election Security page to learn more about how elections are secured in Prince William County.
Learn How It Works
The Office of Elections conducts many tasks and processes to ensure that your elections run smoothly. These processes involve deep levels of technicality and detail, and require meticulous attention to complete with accuracy.
View the primers on our How It Works page to learn more about how elections are conducted in Prince William County.
New Prince William County “I Voted” Stickers
What We Do
The Office of Elections conducts elections for eligible voters in Prince William County. We are responsible for registering voters, mailing ballots to voters who request them, conducting in person voting, and training election officers to assist voters at the polls. To make that happen, our staff adheres to more than 400 pages of Virginia Code and works with more than 1,000 members of your community. We work to ensure that elections are fair, safe, and accurate.
Our work is overseen by the PWC Electoral Board, a 3-member board comprised of members from both political parties. The Board is responsible for hiring the General Registrar, appointing election officers, certifying elections, and other various duties. They meet routinely and meetings are posted on the website and open to the public.
