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Virginia

Current officeholders from Open States people data (CC0). Look up your own ballot by ZIP.

2026 statewide races

2026 statewide candidate details for Virginia: coming soon.

Statewide officials now

What does a governor do?

Runs the state government. Proposes the state budget, signs or vetoes bills passed by the legislature, and appoints the heads of state agencies. Usually 4 years (2 in NH and VT).

  • State budget, schools and Medicaid funding
  • Signs or vetoes state laws
  • Leads emergency response and the state National Guard
Source: National Governors Association: Governors' Powers & Authority
DemocraticAbigail SpanbergerGovernor since 2026Official source
DemocraticGhazala HashmiLieutenant Governor since 2026Official source
DemocraticJerrauld C. "Jay" JonesAttorney General since 2026Official source

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House of Delegates (99 members)

What does a state representative do?

A member of the lower chamber of the state legislature (called the House, Assembly or House of Delegates). Writes and votes on state laws for a smaller district than a state senator. Usually 2 years.

  • State budget and taxes
  • Roads and schools
  • Local issues raised by constituents
Source: National Conference of State Legislatures
District
Delegate
Committees
1
Courts of Justice (chair); Rules; Public Safety; Health and Human Services
2
General Laws; Public Safety (vice chair); Transportation
3
Communications, Technology and Innovation; Agriculture, Chesapeake and Natural Resources (chair); Public Safety; Labor and Commerce
4
Rules (vice chair); Agriculture, Chesapeake and Natural Resources; Appropriations; Health and Human Services
5
Finance; Public Safety
6
Courts of Justice; Rules; Finance; Labor and Commerce (vice chair)
7
Communications, Technology and Innovation; Courts of Justice; Counties, Cities and Towns; Finance
8
Communications, Technology and Innovation (vice chair); Counties, Cities and Towns; Health and Human Services; Labor and Commerce
9
Courts of Justice; General Laws; Transportation (chair)
10
Counties, Cities and Towns (chair); Rules; Public Safety; Labor and Commerce
11
Education; Privileges and Elections; Finance
12
Communications, Technology and Innovation; General Laws (vice chair); Public Safety
13
Courts of Justice; Rules; General Laws; Public Safety (chair)
14
Courts of Justice; Rules; Finance (chair); Transportation
15
Counties, Cities and Towns; Health and Human Services; Labor and Commerce
16
Agriculture, Chesapeake and Natural Resources; Privileges and Elections; General Laws (chair); Appropriations
17
Communications, Technology and Innovation; Counties, Cities and Towns; Health and Human Services
18
Rules; Agriculture, Chesapeake and Natural Resources; Appropriations; Health and Human Services (vice chair)
19
Communications, Technology and Innovation; Privileges and Elections; Health and Human Services
21
Public Safety; Appropriations; Transportation
22
Education; General Laws; Transportation
23
Counties, Cities and Towns; Finance
24
Rules; General Laws; Appropriations (chair)
25
Education; Counties, Cities and Towns (vice chair); Appropriations; Transportation
26
Communications, Technology and Innovation; Privileges and Elections; Labor and Commerce
27
Courts of Justice; Education; General Laws
28
Privileges and Elections; Appropriations; Transportation (vice chair)
29
Communications, Technology and Innovation; Counties, Cities and Towns; Agriculture, Chesapeake and Natural Resources
30
Agriculture, Chesapeake and Natural Resources; Privileges and Elections
31
Communications, Technology and Innovation; Public Safety
32
General Laws; Appropriations; Transportation
33
Communications, Technology and Innovation; Courts of Justice
34
Agriculture, Chesapeake and Natural Resources; Public Safety; Labor and Commerce
35
Finance; Labor and Commerce
36
Counties, Cities and Towns; Rules; General Laws; Appropriations
37
Rules; General Laws; Appropriations; Transportation
38
Education (chair); Public Safety; Health and Human Services
39
Courts of Justice; Finance
40
Communications, Technology and Innovation; Counties, Cities and Towns; Finance
41
Communications, Technology and Innovation; Agriculture, Chesapeake and Natural Resources; General Laws
42
Courts of Justice; Labor and Commerce; Transportation
43
Counties, Cities and Towns; General Laws; Appropriations
44
Rules; Privileges and Elections; Labor and Commerce; Transportation
45
Courts of Justice; Rules; Labor and Commerce
46
Public Safety; Health and Human Services
47
Courts of Justice; Health and Human Services; Labor and Commerce
48
Privileges and Elections; Public Safety; Transportation
49
Courts of Justice; Education
50
Communications, Technology and Innovation; Agriculture, Chesapeake and Natural Resources
51
Education; Public Safety
52
Finance; Health and Human Services
53
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54
Courts of Justice; Privileges and Elections; General Laws; Finance
55
Education; Agriculture, Chesapeake and Natural Resources; Appropriations
56
Communications, Technology and Innovation; Education; Finance
57
Counties, Cities and Towns; Labor and Commerce
58
Agriculture, Chesapeake and Natural Resources; Appropriations; Health and Human Services (chair)
59
Agriculture, Chesapeake and Natural Resources; General Laws; Finance
60
Counties, Cities and Towns; Appropriations; Transportation
61
Rules; Agriculture, Chesapeake and Natural Resources; Public Safety; Labor and Commerce
62
Communications, Technology and Innovation; Public Safety
63
Education; Privileges and Elections; Health and Human Services
64
Privileges and Elections; General Laws; Finance
65
Privileges and Elections; General Laws; Health and Human Services
66
Counties, Cities and Towns; Finance; Health and Human Services
67
Education; Agriculture, Chesapeake and Natural Resources
68
Counties, Cities and Towns; Appropriations; Health and Human Services
69
Counties, Cities and Towns; Health and Human Services
70
Education (vice chair); Counties, Cities and Towns; Agriculture, Chesapeake and Natural Resources; Appropriations
71
Education; Counties, Cities and Towns; Public Safety
72
Rules; Agriculture, Chesapeake and Natural Resources; Finance
73
Courts of Justice; Transportation
74
Education; Privileges and Elections; Health and Human Services
75
Communications, Technology and Innovation; Education; Finance
76
Finance; Public Safety; Health and Human Services
77
Communications, Technology and Innovation; Courts of Justice
78
Rules; General Laws; Appropriations (vice chair); Transportation
79
Courts of Justice; Education; Public Safety; Labor and Commerce
80
Education; Privileges and Elections; Labor and Commerce
81
Education; Appropriations; Transportation
82
Agriculture, Chesapeake and Natural Resources; Finance; Transportation
83
Communications, Technology and Innovation; Privileges and Elections; Health and Human Services
84
Education; Agriculture, Chesapeake and Natural Resources (vice chair); Public Safety; Labor and Commerce
85
Privileges and Elections (chair); General Laws; Appropriations; Health and Human Services
86
Courts of Justice; Counties, Cities and Towns; Agriculture, Chesapeake and Natural Resources
87
Communications, Technology and Innovation; Rules; Labor and Commerce (chair); Transportation
88
Rules (chair)
89
Courts of Justice; Privileges and Elections; Public Safety
90
Courts of Justice; Privileges and Elections
91
Communications, Technology and Innovation (chair); Rules; Appropriations; Health and Human Services
92
Privileges and Elections; Finance; Labor and Commerce; Transportation
93
Communications, Technology and Innovation; Agriculture, Chesapeake and Natural Resources; Privileges and Elections; Transportation
94
Courts of Justice; Agriculture, Chesapeake and Natural Resources; General Laws; Finance (vice chair)
95
Education; Counties, Cities and Towns; Appropriations
96
Education; Privileges and Elections (vice chair); Labor and Commerce
97
Public Safety; Labor and Commerce; Transportation
98
Counties, Cities and Towns; Transportation
99
Education; Counties, Cities and Towns
100
Agriculture, Chesapeake and Natural Resources; Privileges and Elections; General Laws; Appropriations

State Senate (40 members)

What does a state senator do?

A member of the upper chamber of the state legislature. Writes and votes on state laws and the state budget, and in many states confirms the governor's appointees. Usually 4 years.

  • School funding and state taxes
  • State criminal laws
  • Drawing district maps (in many states)
Source: National Conference of State Legislatures
District
State senator
Committees
1
General Laws and Technology; Rehabilitation and Social Services; Agriculture, Conservation and Natural Resources
2
Commerce and Labor; Agriculture, Conservation and Natural Resources; Finance and Appropriations; Courts of Justice
3
General Laws and Technology; Rehabilitation and Social Services; Education and Health
4
Education and Health; Agriculture, Conservation and Natural Resources; Rules; Transportation
5
Local Government; Agriculture, Conservation and Natural Resources; Transportation; Privileges and Elections
6
General Laws and Technology; Education and Health; Rules; Finance and Appropriations
7
Commerce and Labor; Local Government; Agriculture, Conservation and Natural Resources; Courts of Justice
8
Rehabilitation and Social Services; Commerce and Labor; Education and Health; Courts of Justice
9
Agriculture, Conservation and Natural Resources; Transportation; Privileges and Elections
10
Local Government; Transportation; Privileges and Elections
11
Commerce and Labor (chair); Rules; Finance and Appropriations; Courts of Justice; Privileges and Elections
12
Local Government; Transportation; Courts of Justice
13
Local Government (chair); Education and Health; Rules; Finance and Appropriations; Transportation
14
Commerce and Labor; Education and Health; Rules; Finance and Appropriations; Transportation (chair)
15
Rehabilitation and Social Services; Transportation; Courts of Justice; Privileges and Elections
16
General Laws and Technology; Rehabilitation and Social Services (chair); Local Government; Education and Health; Rules
17
General Laws and Technology; Rehabilitation and Social Services; Privileges and Elections
18
Commerce and Labor; Education and Health; Rules; Finance and Appropriations (chair)
19
General Laws and Technology; Education and Health; Rules
20
Rehabilitation and Social Services; Commerce and Labor; Transportation; Privileges and Elections
21
General Laws and Technology; Rehabilitation and Social Services; Local Government; Agriculture, Conservation and Natural Resources; Privileges and Elections
22
General Laws and Technology; Commerce and Labor; Rules; Finance and Appropriations; Privileges and Elections (chair)
23
General Laws and Technology; Commerce and Labor; Education and Health; Rules (chair); Finance and Appropriations
24
Local Government; Transportation; Privileges and Elections
25
Commerce and Labor; Agriculture, Conservation and Natural Resources; Finance and Appropriations; Courts of Justice
26
Rehabilitation and Social Services; Commerce and Labor; Rules; Finance and Appropriations; Courts of Justice
27
Local Government; Education and Health; Privileges and Elections
28
General Laws and Technology; Rehabilitation and Social Services; Local Government; Finance and Appropriations
29
General Laws and Technology (chair); Commerce and Labor; Local Government; Rules; Finance and Appropriations
30
General Laws and Technology; Rehabilitation and Social Services; Local Government; Agriculture, Conservation and Natural Resources; Transportation
31
Education and Health; Agriculture, Conservation and Natural Resources; Courts of Justice; Privileges and Elections
32
Local Government; Agriculture, Conservation and Natural Resources; Transportation; Courts of Justice
33
General Laws and Technology; Rehabilitation and Social Services; Courts of Justice; Privileges and Elections
34
Rehabilitation and Social Services; Commerce and Labor; Rules; Finance and Appropriations; Courts of Justice (chair)
35
General Laws and Technology; Commerce and Labor; Agriculture, Conservation and Natural Resources (chair); Rules; Transportation
36
General Laws and Technology; Local Government; Education and Health; Agriculture, Conservation and Natural Resources
37
Rehabilitation and Social Services; Agriculture, Conservation and Natural Resources; Courts of Justice; Privileges and Elections
38
Commerce and Labor; Education and Health; Finance and Appropriations; Transportation; Courts of Justice
39
Local Government; Agriculture, Conservation and Natural Resources; Transportation; Privileges and Elections
40
Rehabilitation and Social Services; Education and Health (chair); Rules; Finance and Appropriations; Courts of Justice

Mayors

What does a mayor do?

Leads a city. In 'strong mayor' cities (like Chicago) the mayor runs city departments and proposes the budget; in others the city council and a city manager hold more power. Usually 4 years.

  • Police and fire departments
  • City budget and property tax levy
  • Streets, water and garbage
Source: National League of Cities: Forms of Municipal Government
Juandiego WadeMayor of Charlottesville, term ends 2027Official source
Catherine S. ReadMayor of Fairfax, term ends 2026Official source
Kelly BurkMayor of Leesburg, term ends 2026Official source
Christopher HornbakerMayor of Lovettsville, term ends 2028Official source
Phillip JonesMayor of Newport News, term ends 2026Official source
Kenneth Cooper AlexanderMayor of Norfolk, term ends 2028Official source
Danny AvulaMayor of Richmond, term ends 2029Official source
Joseph L. CobbMayor of Roanoke, term ends 2028Official source

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