Democratic Primary In Fairfax City: When, Where To Vote

FAIRFAX CITY, VA — All registered voters in Virginia are eligible to vote in Tuesday's Democratic Party Primary.

The primary will determine which Democratic Party candidates will appear on the Nov. 2 ballot in the following statewide races: governor, lieutenant governor and attorney general, as well as local representatives to the Virginia House of Delegates.

In the Fairfax City area, Del. David Bulova does not have a challenger in the Democratic Primary, so the 37th District will not be on Tuesday's ballot.

The Virginia Republican Party has already chosen its candidates for the Nov. 2 election during a May 8 convention.

Fairfax City voters can find information about their registration status and polling place on the Virginia Department of Elections website.

Before heading to the polls, voters in Fairfax County can check their registration status on the Fairfax County website, where they can also find their polling place and find out what identification they'll need.

City and county precincts will both be open from 6 a.m.-7 p.m, on Tuesday. If you're in line by 7 p.m., you'll still be able to vote.

Early voting for the Democratic Party began on April 23. Those ballots can be deposited in the drop-off box outside the Fairfax County Government Center 24/7 or in the attended drop-off box inside the building during regular business hours. Ballots can also be dropped off Tuesday at any of the precincts during their hours of operation.

A new ordinance bans guns from all precincts in Fairfax County, whether they are in public locations, such as schools, or privately owned buildings.

Here are all the candidates who will be on the Democratic Party ballot for the June 8 primary in the Herndon area:

Governor

• Lee Carter
• Justin Fairfax
• Jennifer Carroll Foy
• Terry McAuliffe
• Jenn McClellan

Lieutenant Governor

• Hala Ayala
• Elizabeth Guzman
• Mark Levine
• Andria McClellan
• Sean Perryman
• S. Rasoul
• Xavier Warren

Attorney General

• Mark Herring (Incumbent)
• Jerrauld Jones

For more information, visit www.fairfaxcounty.gov/elections

Visit the Virginia Department of Elections website to access election results