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ElectionDay | January 13 2026

January 13, 2026 Special Election – VA House District 23

Vote on Election Day

Review

Review Your Ballot.
See what races and candidates will be on your ballot before you head to the polls.

Get Ready

Make sure you have an acceptable ID.
Use the list below to see all forms of identification that will be accepted at the polling place check-in. 

Go Vote

Find Your Polling Place.
Enter your address into the lookup tool to find your assigned polling place. Polling places are open Tue. Jan. 13 from 6:00 AM – 7:00 PM.

Vote By Mail

Return

Return Your Ballot.
Postmark and mail, or return to a ballot dropbox at Main Office or any PWC polling place by 7:00 PM.

Track

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Who can vote in the January 13th Special Election?

The January 13 Special Election is only for eligible voters who reside within the 23rd Virginia House of Delegates district. (shown here in yellow)

This election roughly covers voters who reside in​

  • Dumfries
  • Quantico
  • Triangle​

Please refer to the detailed map of the 23rd House of Delegates District or check your registration details to confirm if you are eligible to vote in this Special Election.


What We Do

The Prince William County Office of Elections serves all eligible voters of Prince William County, Virginia. We work year-round to aid voters in registering to vote and casting their ballot via excellent customer service, and educate the public through engagement opportunities and outreach events.

Facilitating fair, accurate, and secure elections for all voters in Prince William County.​

Your Elections.
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The Office of Elections utilizes many layers of security and diligence to assure that 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.

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45 days.
300+ Tasks.

Learn How It Works.

The Office of Elections completes over 300 tasks and technical processes to ensure that all of your elections run smoothly. View the primers on our How It Works page to learn more about how elections are conducted in Prince William County.

Innovative,
Award-Winning
Programs

Prince William County’s Office of Elections has won several state and national awards for innovation and excellence in election administration practices. Read more to see how we continue to serve as a model agency in Virginia and across the nation.

New Prince William County “I Voted” Stickers

Closure Schedule

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January 19– MLK Day, Prince William County Holiday

January 22 & 23 – Staff Training, Office Closed to the Public

Weather and Closure Policy

Unless otherwise noted, the Prince William County Office of Elections adheres to the Prince William County Operations Policy.

For the latest information, please visit https://www.pwcva.gov/department/emergency.

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Voter
Identification
All voters casting a ballot in
-
person will be asked to show one form of identification. Any voter who
does not present
acceptable
identification
may
instead
sign
a
statement,
subject
to
felony
penalties,
that
they
are
the
named
registered
voter
who
they
claim
to
be. Any voter
who does
not
present acceptable identification or
sign this statement
must
vote a provisional ballot.
Identification
Is
Accepted?
Virginia
?]??[?
license
Yes,
may
be
current
or
expired.
Virginia
DMV
-
issued
ID
card
Yes,
may
be
current
or
expired.
Acceptable in electronic form
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Valid employee ID card, containing a photograph,
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employer
in
ordinary
course
of
business
(public
or
private
employer
Yes
U.S.
Military
ID
Yes
Valid student ID issued by a public or private high school or
institution of higher education located in Virginia
Yes
. Acceptable in electronic form only if
it
is an officially
adopted method of
issuing a student ID by the institution.
Valid
student
ID,
containing
a
photograph,
issued
by
a
public
or
private
institution
of higher education located in the U.S.
Yes
. Acceptable in electronic form only if it is an officially
adopted method of issuing a student ID by the institution.
Valid U.S. passport or passport card
Yes
Government
-
issued ID card from a federal, Virginia, or local political
subdivision
Yes
Voter ID card issued by the Department of Elections
Yes
Voter confirmation documents
Yes
Valid tribal enrollment or other tribal ID
Yes, if issued by one of the 11 tribes recognized by
Virginia.**
Nursing home resident ID
Yes, if issued by a government facility.
Current utility bill, bank statement, government check, or paycheck
containing the name and address of the voter
Yes. The document cannot be more than 12 months old.
Acceptable in physical or electronic form.
Any other current government document containing the name and
address of the voter
Yes. Acceptable in physical or electronic form.
Signed ID Confirmation Statement
Yes
Out
-
of
-
state
?]??[?
license
No
Student ID from a high school located outside of Virginia
No
Membership
card
from
private
organization
displaying
a
photograph
No
Credit
card
displaying
a
photograph
No
Virginia
Driver
Privilege
Card and Identification Privilege Card
No
?^so]_
means
the
document
is
genuine
and
is
not
expired
for
more
than
twelve
months,
except
for
a
Virginia
?]??[?
license
or
DMV
-
issued
ID
card,
for
which
the
expiration
date
should
not
be
considered
when
determining
its
validity.
**The
11
recognized
tribes
are:
Cheroenhaka
(Nottoway,
Chickahominy,
Chickahominy
Eastern
Division,
Mattaponi,
Monacan,
Nansemond,
Nottoway, Pamunkey,
Patawomeck, Rappahannock, and
Upper Mattaponi. (
https:
//w
ww
.commonwealth.virginia.gov/virginia
-
indians/state
-
recognized
-
tribes/

Virginia
Code
?
24.2
-
643(B
Rev.
7
/202
5

Source: original PWCOE document.

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