Upcoming Events
November 4, 2025 - General and Special Elections
General election (and special election in the towns of Clifton and Vienna) to elect the governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, all of the Virginia House of Delegates, and, in the town of Vienna, mayor and town council. All registered Fairfax County voters are eligible to vote in this election. Only Town of Vienna residents are eligible to vote in the Vienna town races.
EARLY VOTING IS NOW OPEN FOR NOV. 4 ELECTION
Noting public concerns about the design of the ballot envelopes in Fairfax County, voters who are concerned about making sure their ballot is received can do the following:
If you are not already planning to vote by mail, you can vote in person, early or on Election Day.
- If voting by mail, you should fold the ballot (vote selections facing in) so that the markings do not show.
- You can check the status of your mail ballot at https://fairfaxco.ballottrax.net/voter/ or by calling the Fairfax registrar at 703‑222‑0776.
- If you are concerned that your ballot was not received, you can go to your polling place on Election Day and vote provisionally. The registrar will ensure that each voter's ballot is counted only once.
December 9, 2025 - Special Election for Braddock District Supervisor
Special election for the Braddock District in Fairfax County, Virginia, to fill the office of the Braddock District Supervisor for the remainder of the present term of office. This vacancy was created by the resignation of James R. Walkinshaw on September 10, 2025. Only registered residents of Braddock District are eligible to vote in this election.
EARLY VOTING IS NOW OPEN FOR DEC. 9 ELECTION
Current Topics
November 4, 2025 - General and Special Elections Reports
September 9, 2025 - Special Election Reports
Enhanced Security Features
The Fairfax County Office of Elections is committed to maintaining accessibility, security and accountability in the absentee ballot process for county voters who choose to vote by mail.
The Office of Elections has begun receiving new voting equipment as part of a comprehensive replacement of the county's decade-old voting equipment. The new equipment has increased speed in all its functions and has added security features. Additionally, because our equipment vendors have not changed, the experience of the voter will remain unchanged.