Code of Virginia
Title 24.2 - Elections

§ 24.2-103.2. Duties of the Department of Elections related to accessible absentee voting - The Department shall make available to all localities a tool...

§ 24.2-104. Requesting assistance for attorney for the Commonwealth; investigative committees - A. The Attorney General shall have full authority to do...

§ 24.2-104.1. Civil actions by Attorney General - A. Whenever the Attorney General has reasonable cause to believe...

§ 24.2-105.1. Election and voter participation information on the Internet - Beginning with the general election in November 1998, the State...

§ 24.2-105. Prescribing various forms - A. The State Board shall prescribe appropriate forms and records...

§ 24.2-105.2. Acceptance of payments - Any credit or debit card used to pay for any...

§ 24.2-106. Appointment and terms; vacancies; chairman and secretary; certain prohibitions; training - A. There shall be in each county and city an...

§ 24.2-106.01. Description of duties and responsibilities; required affirmation - A. The State Board, with the cooperation of the local...

§ 24.2-106.1. Prohibiting the solicitation in public buildings of signatures for nominating petitions by electoral board members and employees - No member of an electoral board or their office staff...

§ 24.2-107. Meetings; quorum; notice; account of proceedings; seal; records open to inspection - The electoral board of each city and county shall meet...

§ 24.2-108. Compensation and expenses of members - The General Assembly shall establish a compensation and expense plan...

§ 24.2-109. Appointment and removal of general registrar and officers of election; powers and duties in general - A. Each electoral board shall appoint the general registrar for...

§ 24.2-109.1. Performance review of general registrars - The electoral board shall conduct an annual performance review of...

§ 24.2-110. Appointment, qualifications, and term of general registrar; vacancies; certain prohibitions - Each electoral board shall meet in the month of May...

§ 24.2-111. Compensation and expenses of general registrars - The General Assembly shall establish a compensation plan in the...

§ 24.2-112. Deputy registrars; employees - The electoral board of each county and city shall determine...

§ 24.2-113. Repealed - Repealed by Acts 2018, c. 464, cl. 2.

§ 24.2-114. Duties and powers of general registrar - In addition to the other duties required by this title,...

§ 24.2-115. Appointment, qualifications, and terms of officers of election - Each electoral board at its regular meeting in the first...

§ 24.2-115.1. Officers of election; hours of service - The electoral board or general registrar may provide that the...

§ 24.2-115.2. Officers of election; required training - A. Each officer of election shall receive training consistent with...

§ 24.2-116. Compensation of officers; volunteer officers - The governing body of each county, city, or town shall...

§ 24.2-117. Request for removal of officer of election - A candidate may require the removal of an officer of...

§ 24.2-118. Appointments when officers fail to serve - If an officer of election is absent or unable to...

§ 24.2-118.1. Repealed - Repealed by Acts 2020, c. 838, cl. 2.

§ 24.2-119. Restrictions on persons holding other offices serving as member of electoral board, registrar, or officer of election - No person, nor the deputy of any person, who is...

§ 24.2-119.1. Prohibition on discrimination in employment; penalty - Any person who serves as a member of a local...

§ 24.2-120. Oath of office - The oath of office for the members of the electoral...

§ 24.2-121. Defense of the electoral board, its members, and the general registrar staff; appointment of counsel - If any electoral board, any of its members, any general...

§ 24.2-122. Status of members of electoral boards, registrars, and officers of election - Members of electoral boards, registrars, and officers of election shall...

§ 24.2-123. Requirements for registration and voting; prohibition on use of power of attorney - No action undertaken to fulfill any requirement of this title...

§ 24.2-124. Repealed - Repealed by Acts 2021, Sp. Sess. I, cc. 528 and...

§ 24.2-124.1. Acceptance of certain gifts and funding prohibited - The State Board, the Department, each local electoral board, and...

Chapter 1.1 - Rights of Voters

§ 24.2-125. Definitions - For purposes of this chapter, "protected class" means a group...

§ 24.2-126. Vote denial or dilution - A. No voting qualification or prerequisite to voting or standard,...

§ 24.2-127. Impairment of voting rights of registered voters - Nothing in this chapter shall be construed to deny, impair,...

§ 24.2-128. Minority language accessibility - A. The State Board shall designate a county, city, or...

§ 24.2-129. Covered practices; actions required prior to enactment or administration - A. For the purposes of this section: "Certification of no...

§ 24.2-130. At-large method of election; limitations; violations; remedies - A. An at-large method of election, including one that combines...

§ 24.2-131. Voter Education and Outreach Fund - There is hereby created in the state treasury a special...

Chapter 2 - Federal, Commonwealth, and Local Officers

§ 24.2-200. When terms to begin - The terms of all officers chosen at a November general...

§ 24.2-201. When term of officer elected to fill vacancy commences and expires - The term of office of any person chosen at a...

§ 24.2-202. Electors for President and Vice President - The qualified voters of the Commonwealth shall choose the Commonwealth's...

§ 24.2-203. Convening of electors; filling vacancies; how electors required to vote - The electors shall convene at the capitol building in the...

§ 24.2-204. Election of electors and meeting when Congress prescribes a different day - If Congress establishes a different day for choosing electors, or...

§ 24.2-205. Pay of electors - Each elector shall receive the sum of fifty dollars per...

§ 24.2-206. Election and term of United States Senators - The qualified voters of the Commonwealth shall elect its members...

§ 24.2-207. Filling vacancies in Senate - When any vacancy occurs in the representation of the Commonwealth...

§ 24.2-208. Election and term of members of House of Representatives - The qualified voters of each congressional district shall elect one...

§ 24.2-209. Filling vacancies in House of Representatives - When any vacancy occurs in the representation of the Commonwealth...

§ 24.2-210. Election and term of Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and Attorney General - The qualified voters of the Commonwealth shall elect the Governor,...

§ 24.2-211. Discharge of duties when office of Governor is vacant or Governor is disabled - When the Governor-elect is disqualified, resigns, or dies following his...

§ 24.2-212. Discharge of duties when office of Lieutenant Governor vacant - When a vacancy occurs in the office of Lieutenant Governor,...

§ 24.2-213. Filling vacancy in office of Attorney General - If a vacancy occurs in the office of Attorney General...

§ 24.2-214. Election and term of Senators - The members of the Senate of Virginia shall be elected...

§ 24.2-215. Election and term of members of the House of Delegates - The members of the House of Delegates shall be elected...

§ 24.2-216. Filling vacancies in the General Assembly - When a vacancy occurs in the membership of the General...

§ 24.2-217. Election and terms of constitutional officers - The qualified voters of each county shall elect a sheriff,...

§ 24.2-218. Election and term of county supervisors - A. The qualified voters of each county election district shall...

§ 24.2-219. Alternative for biennial county supervisor elections and staggered terms - A. The governing body of any county may by ordinance...

§ 24.2-220. Reversion to quadrennial elections - The governing body of any county, by ordinance, may repeal...

§ 24.2-221. Time and frequency of referenda on election and term of supervisors - A referendum as provided in § 24.2-219 or § 24.2-220...

§ 24.2-222.1. Alternative election of mayor and council at November general election in cities and towns - A. Notwithstanding the provisions of § 24.2-222, and notwithstanding any...

§ 24.2-222. Election and terms of mayor and council for cities and towns - A. The qualified voters of each city and town shall...

§ 24.2-223. Election and term of school board members - In any county, city or town wherein members of the...

§ 24.2-224. Local elections not otherwise provided for - The election to any public office required to be filled...

§ 24.2-225. Applicability - This article applies to vacancies in any elected constitutional or...

§ 24.2-226. Election to fill vacancy - A. A vacancy in any elected local office, whether occurring...

§ 24.2-227. Interim appointment by court until vacancy filled by election for certain offices - When a vacancy occurs in any local elected office other...

§ 24.2-228. Interim appointment to local governing body or elected school board; elected mayor - A. When a vacancy occurs in a local governing body...

§ 24.2-228.1. Election to fill vacancy in constitutional office - A. Notwithstanding any provision of a charter to the contrary,...

§ 24.2-229. Appointees to qualify and give bond in thirty days - All officers appointed to fill vacancies shall qualify and give...

§ 24.2-229.1. Legitimacy of votes by appointees - All votes cast prior to July 1, 2010, by persons...

§ 24.2-230. Applicability of article; certain exceptions - This article shall apply to all elected or appointed Commonwealth,...

§ 24.2-231. Forfeiture of office by person sentenced for commission of certain crimes - Any person holding any public office of honor, profit, or...

§ 24.2-232. Vacancy occurring when officer determined "mentally incompetent" (incapacitated) - A person who is determined to be incapacitated in a...

§ 24.2-233. (Effective until January 1, 2024) Removal of elected and certain appointed officers by courts - Upon petition, a circuit court may remove from office any...

§ 24.2-233. (Effective January 1, 2024) Removal of elected and certain appointed officers by courts - Upon petition, a circuit court may remove from office any...

§ 24.2-234. Removal of officer appointed for a term certain - Any officer appointed to an office for a term established...

§ 24.2-235. Procedure - A petition for the removal of an officer shall state...

§ 24.2-236. Suspension from office pending hearing and appeal - In the event of a judicial proceeding under § 24.2-231,...

§ 24.2-237. Who to represent Commonwealth; trial by jury; appeal - The attorney for the Commonwealth shall represent the Commonwealth in...

§ 24.2-238. Costs - A. If a judicial proceeding under this article is dismissed...

Chapter 3 - Election Districts, Precincts, and Polling Places

§ 24.2-300. Repealed - Repealed by Acts 2004, c. 1000.

§ 24.2-302. Repealed - Repealed by Acts 2001, Sp. Sess. I, c. 7, cl....

§ 24.2-302.1. Repealed - Repealed by Acts 2012, c. 1, cl. 2, effective January...

§ 24.2-302.2. Congressional districts - A. There shall be 11 Virginia members of the United...

§ 24.2-303. Repealed - Repealed by Acts 2001, Sp. Sess. I, c. 2.

§ 24.2-303.1. Repealed - Repealed by Acts 2011, Sp. Sess. I, c. 1, cl....

§ 24.2-303.3. Senate districts - A. There shall be 40 members of the Senate of...

§ 24.2-304. Repealed - Repealed by Acts 2001, Sp. Sess. I, c. 1.

§ 24.2-304.01. Repealed - Repealed by Acts 2011, Sp. Sess. I, c. 1, cl....

§ 24.2-304.03. House of Delegates districts - A. There shall be 100 members of the House of...

§ 24.2-304.04. Standards and criteria for congressional and state legislative districts - Every congressional and state legislative district shall be constituted so...

§ 24.2-304.1. At-large and district elections; reapportionment and redistricting of districts or wards; limits - A. Except as otherwise specifically limited by general law or...

§ 24.2-304.2. Governing body authorized to expend funds for reapportionment - The governing body of each county, city, or town is...

§ 24.2-304.3. Recording reapportionment ordinance; notice requirements - A copy of the ordinance reapportioning representation in the governing...

§ 24.2-304.4. Mandamus action for failure to reapportion districts or wards - Whenever the governing body of any county, city or town...

§ 24.2-304.5. Notification of certain civil actions - Any county, city, or town made a defendant in any...

§ 24.2-304.6. Effect of reapportionment on appointments and terms of local officers, school board and planning commission members - County, city, or town officers, including members of the school...

§ 24.2-305. Composition of election districts and precincts - A. Each election district and precinct shall be composed of...

§ 24.2-306. Changes not to be enacted within 60 days of general election; notice requirements - A. No change in any local election district, precinct, or...

§ 24.2-307. Requirements for county and city precincts - The governing body of each county and city shall establish...

§ 24.2-308. Requirements for town precincts - There shall be one precinct for each town unless the...

§ 24.2-309. Establishment of precinct with less than minimum number of voters; conduct of elections where all voters do not have same choice of candidates - A precinct may be established with fewer than the minimum...

§ 24.2-309.1. Repealed - Repealed by Acts 2001, c. 614.

§ 24.2-309.2. Election precincts; prohibiting precinct changes for specified period of time - No county, city, or town shall create, divide, abolish, or...

§ 24.2-310. Requirements for polling places - A. The polling place for each precinct shall be located...

§ 24.2-310.1. Polling places; additional requirement - The requirement stated in this section shall be in addition...

§ 24.2-311. Effective date of decennial redistricting measures; elections following decennial redistricting - A. Legislation enacted to accomplish the decennial redistricting of congressional...

§ 24.2-312. Effective date of other redistricting measures; elections following annexation - A. Any redistricting, other than the decennial redistricting, of any...

§ 24.2-313. Rescheduling of certain local elections following the decennial redistricting of districts for the governing body - A. Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary,...

§ 24.2-314. Population data; reallocation of prison populations - A. Persons incarcerated in federal correctional facilities and in state...

Chapter 4 - Voter Registration

§ 24.2-400. Persons entitled to register and vote - Any person who is not registered to vote, but would...

§ 24.2-401. Persons moving from precinct - A person who is qualified to vote except for having...

§ 24.2-402. Persons moving from Commonwealth fewer than thirty days before presidential election - A person who is qualified to vote except for having...

§ 24.2-403. Persons under 18 years of age - Any person who is otherwise qualified and will be 18...

§ 24.2-403.1. (Effective October 1, 2022) Preregistration of persons 16 years of age or older - Any person who is otherwise qualified and is 16 years...

§ 24.2-404. (Effective until October 1, 2022) Duties of Department of Elections - A. The Department of Elections shall provide for the continuing...

§ 24.2-404.1. Commissioner of Elections to serve as state coordinator for the administration of the National Voter Registration Act - The Commissioner of Elections shall be the chief state election...

§ 24.2-404. (Effective October 1, 2022) Duties of Department of Elections - A. The Department of Elections shall provide for the continuing...

§ 24.2-404.2. Repealed - Repealed by Acts 2003, cc. 20 and 50.

§ 24.2-404.3. Duty of Department of Elections; verification of registered voter lists - On or before October 1 of each year, the Department...

§ 24.2-404.4. Exchange of registered voter lists with other states - A. Pursuant to its authority under subsection A of §...

§ 24.2-405. Lists of registered voters - A. The Department of Elections shall provide, at a reasonable...

§ 24.2-406. Lists of persons voting at elections - A. The Department of Elections shall furnish, at a reasonable...

§ 24.2-407. Statement for persons receiving lists of persons registered or voting; penalties - Any person receiving lists pursuant to § 24.2-405, 24.2-406, 24.2-706,...

§ 24.2-407.1. Prohibition on disclosure of social security numbers or parts thereof - It shall be unlawful for any person who has obtained,...

§ 24.2-408. State Registrar of Vital Records to transmit weekly lists of decedents to Department of Elections - The State Registrar of Vital Records shall transmit to the...

§ 24.2-409. Central Criminal Records Exchange to transmit lists of felony convictions to Department of Elections - The Central Criminal Records Exchange shall transmit to the Department...

§ 24.2-409.1. Department of Elections to transmit information pertaining to persons convicted of a felony in federal court - Upon receipt of a notice of a felony conviction sent...

§ 24.2-410. Clerks of circuit courts to furnish lists of certain adjudications - The clerk of each circuit court shall furnish monthly to...

§ 24.2-410.1. Citizenship status; Department of Motor Vehicles to furnish lists of noncitizens - A. The Department of Motor Vehicles shall include on the...

§ 24.2-410.2. Security of the Virginia voter registration system - A. The State Board shall promulgate regulations and standards necessary...

§ 24.2-411. Office of the general registrar - A. Each local governing body shall furnish the general registrar...

§ 24.2-411.1. Repealed - Repealed by Acts 2020, cc. 908 and 909, cl. 2.

§ 24.2-411.2. State-designated voter registration agencies - A. The following agencies are designated as voter registration agencies...

§ 24.2-411.3. Registration of Department of Motor Vehicles customers - A. Each person coming into an office of the Department...

§ 24.2-412. Other locations and times for voter registration - A. In addition to voter registration locations provided for in...

§ 24.2-413. Accessible registration locations - The office of the general registrar, and each agency, business,...

§ 24.2-414. Final registration day - Each general registrar shall hold a final day of registration...

§ 24.2-414.1. Closing time of registration sites on final day - The principal office of the registrar shall close for voter...

§ 24.2-415. Notice of times and locations for registration - A. The general registrar shall give notice of the date,...

§ 24.2-415.1. Persons authorized to receive voter registration applications - A. Any designated employee of a state-designated voter registration agency...

§ 24.2-416. Closing registration records before elections - A. In any county, city, or town in which an...

§ 24.2-416.1. Voter registration by mail - A person may apply to register to vote by mail...

§ 24.2-416.2. Mail voter registration application forms - Notwithstanding the provisions of §§ 24.2-418 and 24.2-418.1, the national...

§ 24.2-416.3. Distribution of mail voter registration application forms - A. Subject to the conditions set forth in § 24.2-416.6,...

§ 24.2-416.4. Return of mail voter registration applications - A. Notwithstanding the provisions of § 24.2-416, a mail voter...

§ 24.2-416.5. Social security number or parts thereof not to be disclosed - Any person assisting an applicant with the completion or return...

§ 24.2-416.6. Registration by and instructions for voter registration drives; compensation prohibitions - Whenever the Department of Elections, local electoral board, or general...

§ 24.2-416.7. Application for voter registration by electronic means - A. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, a person who...

§ 24.2-417. Persons to be registered - Each registrar shall register every resident of his county or...

§ 24.2-417.1. Registration residence requirements; presumptions in certain cases - In determining the residence as defined in § 24.2-101 and...

§ 24.2-418. Application for registration - A. Each applicant to register shall provide, subject to felony...

§ 24.2-418.1. Receipt for voter registration applicants - A. The state form for the application to register to...

§ 24.2-419. Extended time for certain persons to register by mail - The registration application of the following persons may accompany an...

§ 24.2-420. Repealed - Repealed by Acts 1995, c. 296.

§ 24.2-420.1. (Effective until October 1, 2022) Extended time for certain persons to register in person - A. Notwithstanding the provisions of § 24.2-416, the following persons...

§ 24.2-420.1. (Effective October 1, 2022) Extended time for persons to register in person - A. Notwithstanding the provisions of § 24.2-416, the following persons...

§ 24.2-421. Repealed - Repealed by Acts 1997, cc. 523 and 539.

§ 24.2-422. Appeal of person denied registration - A. Within five days after the denial of an application...

§ 24.2-423. Notice of change of name of registered voter - Whenever a registered voter changes his legal name, either by...

§ 24.2-424. Change of registered voter's address within the Commonwealth; pilot project - A. Whenever a registered voter changes his place of residence...

§ 24.2-425. Repealed - Repealed by Acts 2016, c 857, cl 2

§ 24.2-426. Repealed - Repealed by Acts 1997, c. 805.

§ 24.2-427. Cancellation of registration by voter or for persons known to be deceased or disqualified to vote - A. Any registered voter may cancel his registration and have...

§ 24.2-428. Regular periodic review of registration records; notice to voters identified as having moved; placement on inactive status for failure to respond to notice - A. The Department of Elections shall establish a voter list...

§ 24.2-428.1. Other procedures for assigning registered voters to inactive status - In addition to the voter list maintenance program provided for...

§ 24.2-428.2. Return of registered voter to active status - A registered voter shall be returned to active status from...

§ 24.2-429. Maintenance of accurate registration records by general registrar; notice and hearing before cancellation - Whenever a registered voter is alleged to be improperly registered,...

§ 24.2-430. Appeal from decision of registrar - Any person whose registration was cancelled in accordance with the...

§ 24.2-431. Petition to court objecting to registration - In addition to challenging a voter's registration before the general...

§ 24.2-432. Notice to person objected to and decision of court - Fifteen days' notice shall be given by the petitioners to...

§ 24.2-433. Appeal from decision of court - From the judgment of the court, an appeal shall lie,...

§ 24.2-434. Presumption if petition not brought within six months of registration - Unless the petition provided for in § 24.2-431 is filed...

§ 24.2-435. Cancellation records to be retained for specified periods - The registration records of voters whose registration has been cancelled...

§ 24.2-436. Repealed - Repealed by Acts 2001, cc. 616 and 628.

§ 24.2-440. Repealed - Repealed by Acts 2012, c. 353, cl. 2.

§ 24.2-443.1. Repealed - Repealed by Acts 2012, c. 353, cl. 2.

§ 24.2-444. Duties of general registrars and Department of Elections as to voter registration records; public inspection; exceptions - A. Registration records shall be kept and preserved by the...

§ 24.2-445. Registration records controlling in event of conflict - In the event of a conflict as to whether a...

§ 24.2-446. Reconstruction of destroyed registration records - Whenever the registration records of a county or city have...

§ 24.2-447. Persons registered prior to this title - Any person validly registered to vote as of December 1,...

Chapter 4.1 - Uniform Military and Overseas Voters Act

§ 24.2-451. Short title - This chapter may be cited as the Uniform Military and...

§ 24.2-452. Definitions - As used in this chapter, unless the context requires a...

§ 24.2-453. Restriction of ballot eligibility - To be eligible to vote in state and local elections,...

§ 24.2-454. Elections covered - The voting procedures in this chapter apply to: 1. A...

§ 24.2-455. Role of Commissioner of Elections - A. The Commissioner of Elections is the state official responsible...

§ 24.2-456. Overseas voter's registration address - In registering to vote, an overseas voter who is eligible...

§ 24.2-457. Methods of registering to vote - A. To apply to register to vote, in addition to...

§ 24.2-458. Methods of applying for military-overseas ballot - A. A covered voter who is registered to vote in...

§ 24.2-459. Timeliness and scope of application for military-overseas ballot - An application for a military-overseas ballot is timely if received...

§ 24.2-460. Transmission of unvoted ballots - A. For an election described in § 24.2-454 for which...

§ 24.2-461. Federal write-in absentee ballot - A covered voter may use a federal write-in absentee ballot...

§ 24.2-462. Receipt of voted ballot - A valid military-overseas ballot must be counted if it is...

§ 24.2-463. Declaration - A military-overseas ballot must include or be accompanied by a...

§ 24.2-464. Confirmation of receipt of application and voted ballot - The Commissioner, in coordination with local election officials, shall implement...

§ 24.2-465. Publication of election notice - At least 100 days before a regularly scheduled election and...

§ 24.2-466. Sending and updating notices - A. A covered voter may request and upon such request...

§ 24.2-467. Prohibition of nonsubstantive requirements - A. If a voter's mistake or omission in the completion...

§ 24.2-468. Equitable relief - A court may issue an injunction or grant other equitable...

§ 24.2-469. Uniformity of application and constructions - In applying and construing this uniform act, consideration shall be...

§ 24.2-470. Relation to Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act - This chapter modifies, limits, and supersedes the Electronic Signatures in...

Chapter 5 - Candidates for Office

§ 24.2-500. Qualification of candidates - In order to qualify as a candidate for any office...

§ 24.2-501. Statement of qualification as requirement of candidacy - It shall be a requirement of candidacy for any office...

§ 24.2-502. Statement of economic interests as requirement of candidacy - It shall be a requirement of candidacy that a written...

§ 24.2-503. Deadlines for filing required statements; extensions - The written statements of qualification and economic interests shall be...

§ 24.2-503.1. Repealed - Repealed by Acts 2006, cc. 787 and 892, cl. 2.

§ 24.2-504. Persons entitled to have name printed on ballot - Only a person fulfilling all the requirements of a candidate...

§ 24.2-505. Declaration of candidacy required of independent candidates - A. Any person, other than a candidate for a party...

§ 24.2-506. Petition of qualified voters required; number of signatures required; certain towns excepted - A. The name of any candidate for any office, other...

§ 24.2-507. Deadlines for filing declarations and petitions of candidacy - For any office, declarations of candidacy and the petitions therefor...

§ 24.2-508. Powers of political parties in general - Each political party shall have the power to (i) make...

§ 24.2-509. (Effective until January 1, 2024) Party to determine method of nominating its candidates for office; exceptions - A. The duly constituted authorities of the state political party...

§ 24.2-509. (Effective January 1, 2024) Party to determine method of nominating its candidates for office; exceptions - A. The duly constituted authorities of the state political party...

§ 24.2-510. Deadlines for parties to nominate by methods other than primary - For any office, nominations by political parties by methods other...

§ 24.2-511. Party chairman or official to certify candidates to State Board and general registrars; failure to certify - A. The state, district, or other appropriate party chairman shall...

§ 24.2-512. Primaries to be conducted in accordance with article - A primary when held shall be conducted in all respects...

§ 24.2-513. Provisions as to general elections applicable - All the provisions and requirements of the laws of this...

§ 24.2-514. To what nominations this article applies - This article shall apply to the nomination of candidates for...

§ 24.2-515. Presidential election year primaries - Primaries for the nomination of candidates for offices to be...

§ 24.2-515.1. Schedule for primaries in the year 2001 and each tenth year thereafter - Primaries for the nomination of candidates for the offices listed...

§ 24.2-516. Party to furnish names of chairmen and notify State Board of adoption of direct primary - Each political party within the Commonwealth shall furnish to the...

§ 24.2-517. State Board to order election - The State Board shall order the holding of a primary...

§ 24.2-518. County and city treasurers to pay primary expenses; certain uses of machinery by party - The treasurer of the county or city in which the...

§ 24.2-519. Qualification of primary candidates - In order to qualify as a candidate at any primary,...

§ 24.2-520. Declaration of candidacy required - A candidate for nomination by primary for any office shall...

§ 24.2-521. Petition required to accompany declaration; number of signatures required - A. A candidate for nomination by primary for any office...

§ 24.2-522. When and to whom filings to be made - A. Declarations of candidacy, petitions, and receipts indicating the payment...

§ 24.2-523. Candidates to pay fee before filing - Every candidate for nomination for any office at any primary...

§ 24.2-524. To whom fees paid; refund of fees - A. Candidates for United States Senators, for representatives in Congress,...

§ 24.2-525. Persons entitled to have name printed on ballot - A. Only a person meeting all the qualifications and fulfilling...

§ 24.2-526. Primary not to be held when less than two candidates declare - Whenever within the time prescribed by this article there is...

§ 24.2-527. Chairman or official to furnish State Board and general registrars with names of candidates and certify petition signature requirements met - A. It shall be the duty of the chairman or...

§ 24.2-528. No primary candidate to be nominated by convention - No party which has adopted the method of making a...

§ 24.2-529. Primary ballots - The primary ballots for the several parties taking part in...

§ 24.2-530. Who may vote in primary - All persons qualified to vote, pursuant to §§ 24.2-400 through...

§ 24.2-531. Pollbooks used during primaries - There shall be pollbooks in the form set forth in...

§ 24.2-532. Abstracts of votes; law-enforcement officer to obtain returns not forwarded - As soon as the electoral board shall determine the persons...

§ 24.2-533. Repealed - Repealed by Acts 2010, c. 812, cl. 3.

§ 24.2-534. Returns tabulated by State Board; when nominee declared - As soon as possible after receipt of the certified abstract...

§ 24.2-535. Vote required to nominate - Any candidate for party nomination to any office who receives...

§ 24.2-536. Procedure when a vacancy in office occurs less than 75 days before primary date - Whenever, by reason of the death, resignation, or removal of...

§ 24.2-537. Procedure when nominee by default dies or withdraws or nomination is set aside prior to primary - A. If any person who would have been nominated as...

§ 24.2-538. Procedure when opposed candidate for nomination dies prior to primary - If any person who is a candidate for nomination by...

§ 24.2-539. Party may nominate when nominee dies, withdraws, or nomination is set aside; duty of party chairman - Should the nominee of any party die, withdraw, or have...

§ 24.2-540. Other parties may also nominate; independent candidates - Any other political party may also nominate and file the...

§ 24.2-541. Printing of names on ballot - In the case (i) of a candidate who has died...

§ 24.2-542. State Board to be furnished names of electors selected by political parties; oaths of electors - In elections for President and Vice President of the United...

§ 24.2-542.1. State Board to be furnished names of electors selected by political parties; certain national conventions - Notwithstanding the provisions of § 24.2-542, (i) the state political...

§ 24.2-543. How other groups may submit names of electors; oaths of electors - A. A group of qualified voters, not constituting a political...

§ 24.2-544. Time presidential primaries to be held and completion of duties by officers of election; age qualifications for participation - A. Primaries for the nomination of candidates for the office...

§ 24.2-545. Presidential primary - A. The duly constituted authorities of the state political party...

Chapter 6 - The Election

§ 24.2-600. Cost of elections - The cost of conducting elections under this title shall be...

§ 24.2-601. Town election process - The electoral board and general registrar of the county within...

§ 24.2-602. Exemption for ballots and election materials from certain purchasing and procurement requirements - The provisions of Article 3, Division of Purchases and Supply,...

§ 24.2-603. Hours polls to be open; closing the polls - At all elections, the polls shall be open at each...

§ 24.2-603.1. Postponement of certain elections; state of emergency - For purposes of this section, "election" means (i) any local...

§ 24.2-604. Polling places; prohibited activities; prohibited area; penalties - A. During the times the polls are open and ballots...

§ 24.2-604.1. Signs for special entrances to polling places - The electoral board or the general registrar shall provide and...

§ 24.2-604.2. Polling places; prohibited area; emergency situations - If an emergency causes the dimensions of the prohibited area...

§ 24.2-604.3. Election day page program; high school students - A. The local electoral board, or its general registrar, may...

§ 24.2-604.4. Polling places; authorized representatives of party or candidate; prohibited activities - A. The officers of election shall permit one authorized representative...

§ 24.2-604.5. Polling places; presence of additional persons authorized - A. A local electoral board or general registrar may authorize...

§ 24.2-604.6. Polling places; simulated election activities - Minors may be permitted to enter a polling place on...

§ 24.2-605. Loudspeakers prohibited at polls; penalty - Notwithstanding any contrary statute or ordinance of a county, city,...

§ 24.2-606. Preservation of order at elections - The officers of election, with the consent of the chief...

§ 24.2-607. Prohibited conduct; intimidation of voters; disturbance of election; how prevented; penalties - A. It shall be unlawful for any person to hinder,...

§ 24.2-608. Officers to decide order of voting - The officers of election shall promptly decide any dispute as...

§ 24.2-609. Voting booths - Each electoral board or general registrar shall provide at each...

§ 24.2-610. Materials at polling places - A. The Department shall provide copies of this title to...

§ 24.2-611. Form and signing of pollbooks; records of persons voting; electronic pollbooks - A. The following oath shall be on a form prescribed...

§ 24.2-612. List of offices and candidates filed with Department of Elections and checked for accuracy; when ballots printed; number required - Immediately after the expiration of the time provided by law...

§ 24.2-612.1. Ballots; death, withdrawal, or disqualification of candidates - In the case of the death, withdrawal, or disqualification of...

§ 24.2-612.2. Notice of withdrawal of candidates - A candidate who has qualified to have his name printed...

§ 24.2-613. Form of ballot - A. The ballots shall comply with the requirements of this...

§ 24.2-614. Preparation and form of presidential election ballots - As soon as practicable after the seventy-fourth day before the...

§ 24.2-615. Separate questions for proposed constitutional amendments, etc.; uniform ballots - A separate question shall be presented for each of the...

§ 24.2-616. Duties of printer; statement; penalty - The printer contracting with or employed by the electoral board...

§ 24.2-617. Representative of electoral board or general registrar to be present at printing; custody of ballots; electoral board or general registrar may disclose contents, style, and size - The electoral board or general registrar shall designate one person...

§ 24.2-618. Delivery of ballots to electoral board or general registrar; checking and recording number - A member of the electoral board or the general registrar,...

§ 24.2-619. Sealing ballots - A member of the electoral board or the general registrar,...

§ 24.2-620. Dividing ballots into packages for each precinct; delivery of absentee ballots - The electoral board or general registrar shall cause to be...

§ 24.2-621. Delivery of packages to officers; opening packages - Before every election the secretary of the electoral board, or...

§ 24.2-622. Unofficial sample ballots - Sample ballots not authorized by electoral boards and provided by...

§ 24.2-623. Ballot containers to be supplied by governing bodies; construction and custody - The governing body of each county and city shall provide...

§ 24.2-624. Opening and closing ballot containers; opening polls - Immediately before the opening of the polls, an officer of...

§ 24.2-625. Application of Title 24.2 and general law - All of the provisions of this title and general law...

§ 24.2-625.1. Voting equipment security - A. Records of the State Board of Elections or of...

§ 24.2-625.2. Wireless communications at polling places - There shall be no wireless communications on election day, while...

§ 24.2-626. Governing bodies shall acquire electronic voting systems - A. The governing body of each county and city shall...

§ 24.2-626.1. Acquisition and use of accessible voting devices - The governing body of any county or city shall provide...

§ 24.2-627. Electronic voting systems; number required - A. The governing body of any county or city that...

§ 24.2-628. Repealed - Repealed by Acts 2014, c. 540, cl. 2, effective April...

§ 24.2-629. State Board approval process of electronic voting systems - A. Any person, firm, or corporation, referred to in this...

§ 24.2-630. Experimental use of approved systems - With the approval of the State Board, the governing body...

§ 24.2-631. Experimental use of voting systems and ballots prior to approval of the system - The State Board is authorized to approve the experimental use...

§ 24.2-632. Voting equipment custodians - A. For the purpose of programming and preparing voting and...

§ 24.2-633. Notice of final testing of voting system; sealing equipment - Before the final testing of voting or counting machines for...

§ 24.2-634. Locking and securing after preparation - When voting equipment has been properly prepared for an election,...

§ 24.2-635. Demonstration of equipment - In each county, city, or town in which voting or...

§ 24.2-636. Instruction as to use of equipment - No fewer than three nor more than 30 days before...

§ 24.2-637. Furniture and equipment to be at polling places - Before the time to open the polls, each electoral board...

§ 24.2-638. Voting equipment to be in plain view; officers and others not permitted to see actual voting; unlocking counter compartment of equipment, etc. - During the election, the exterior of the voting equipment and...

§ 24.2-639. Duties of officers of election - The officers of election of each precinct at which voting...

§ 24.2-640. Repealed - Repealed by Acts 2014, c. 540, cl. 2, effective April...

§ 24.2-641. Sample ballot - The electoral board or general registrar shall provide for each...

§ 24.2-642. Inoperative equipment - A. When any voting or counting machine becomes inoperative in...

§ 24.2-643. Qualified voter permitted to vote; procedures at polling place; voter identification - A. After the polls are open, each qualified voter at...

§ 24.2-644. Voting by paper ballot; voting for presidential electors; write-in votes - A. The qualified voter shall take the official paper ballot...

§ 24.2-645. Defaced printed ballots - If any printed ballot is unintentionally or accidentally defaced and...

§ 24.2-646. Voter folds paper ballot and hands same to officer who deposits it unopened in ballot container - The qualified voter shall fold each paper ballot with the...

§ 24.2-646.1. Permitted use of paper ballots - The official paper ballot shall be used by a voter...

§ 24.2-647. Voting systems; demonstration on election day - The general registrar shall provide at each polling place on...

§ 24.2-648. Write-in votes on voting equipment - Write-in votes may be cast on voting equipment for any...

§ 24.2-649. Assistance for certain voters inside the polling place; penalties - A. Any qualified voter who requires assistance to vote by...

§ 24.2-649.1. Assistance for certain voters outside of the polling place - A. Any voter with a disability or who is age...

§ 24.2-650. Officers to sign only official papers, etc. - No officer of election shall sign or otherwise mark any...

§ 24.2-651. Voter who is challenged; how challenge tried - Any qualified voter may, and the officers of election shall,...

§ 24.2-651.1. Voter who is shown as having already voted; provisional ballots - Any person who offers to vote, who is listed on...

§ 24.2-652. Voter whose name erroneously omitted from pollbook; provisional ballots - A. When a person offers to vote and his name...

§ 24.2-653. Provisional voting; procedures in polling place - A. Any person voting provisionally pursuant to subsection B of...

§ 24.2-653.01. Provisional ballots; electoral boards to make determination as to validity - A. The electoral board shall meet on the day following...

§ 24.2-653.1. Voters who did not receive absentee ballots; provisional ballots - Any person who offers to vote pursuant to § 24.2-643...

§ 24.2-653.2. Ballots cast after normal close of polling hours due to court-ordered extension; provisional ballots - Whenever the polling hours are extended by an order of...

§ 24.2-653.3. Voters assigned to split precinct; provisional ballots - A. Any voter who is assigned to a precinct that...

§ 24.2-654. Officers to lock and seal voting equipment and ascertain vote after polls closed; statement of results - As soon as the polls are closed, the officers of...

§ 24.2-655. Representatives of political parties and candidates to be present on request - Before proceeding to ascertain the vote, the officers of election...

§ 24.2-656. Repealed - Repealed by Acts 2003, c. 1015.

§ 24.2-657. Determination of vote on voting systems - In the presence of all persons who may be present...

§ 24.2-658. Machines with printed return sheets; disposition of sheets - If machines that print returns are used, the printed inspection...

§ 24.2-659. Locking voting systems after election and delivering keys to clerk; printed returns as evidence - A. If the voting system is secured by the use...

§ 24.2-660. Repealed - Repealed by Acts 2004, cc. 993 and 1010.

§ 24.2-661. Detection and setting aside of double ballots - After the votes on all voting and counting equipment have...

§ 24.2-662. Procedure when paper ballots exceed names on pollbooks - If the ballots in the container exceed the number of...

§ 24.2-663. When ballot void - If a printed ballot is found to have been voted...

§ 24.2-664. Reduction in number of ballots - Whenever the number of ballots is reduced by fraudulent or...

§ 24.2-665. How paper ballots counted - A. When the number of paper ballots to be counted...

§ 24.2-666. Procedures to account for paper ballots - The State Board shall prescribe appropriate forms and procedures for...

§ 24.2-667. Completion of statement of results - At the conclusion of determining the votes cast on voting...

§ 24.2-667.1. Reporting of results; absentee votes - The general registrar shall report to the Department for each...

§ 24.2-668. Pollbooks, statements of results, and ballots to be sealed and delivered to clerk or general registrar - A. After ascertaining the results and before adjourning, the officers...

§ 24.2-669. Clerk to keep ballots; inspection; destruction - The clerk to whom the counted and uncounted ballots are...

§ 24.2-670. Clerk to send for books and ballots if not delivered by officers - If the officers of election fail to deliver the materials...

§ 24.2-671. Electoral board to meet and ascertain results; conclusiveness of results - Each electoral board shall meet at the clerk's or general...

§ 24.2-671.1. Repealed - Repealed by Acts 2022, cc. 443 and 444, cl. 6.

§ 24.2-671.2. Risk-limiting audits - A. For the purposes of this section: "Contested race" means...

§ 24.2-672. Electoral board to correct irregularities in returns of officers of election - While ascertaining the results of an election, the electoral board...

§ 24.2-673. Candidates having highest number of votes to receive certificate of election - Except in the case of a recount pursuant to the...

§ 24.2-673.1. (Expires July 1, 2031) Ranked choice voting - A. For purposes of this section: "Ranked choice voting" means...

§ 24.2-674. Determination by lot in case of tie - If, prior to a recount, two or more persons have...

§ 24.2-675. Abstracts of votes to be made by secretary and forwarded to State Board and to clerks - As soon as the electoral board determines the persons who...

§ 24.2-676. Secretary to make out and deliver certificate of election - Immediately after the electoral board has determined the election results,...

§ 24.2-677. State Board to open and record returns; application of Freedom of Information Act - The State Board, on receipt of the certified abstracts of...

§ 24.2-678. Law-enforcement officer to be sent for abstracts not forwarded - If the State Board has not received the abstracts of...

§ 24.2-679. State Board to meet and make statement as to number of votes - A. The State Board shall meet by the first Monday...

§ 24.2-680. Certificates of election - Subject to the requirements of § 24.2-948.2, the State Board...

§ 24.2-681. How special elections superintended and determined - All special elections shall be superintended and held, notice thereof...

§ 24.2-682. Times for special elections - A. Notwithstanding any charter or special act to the contrary,...

§ 24.2-683. Writ for special election to fill a vacancy - Whenever the Governor, Speaker of the House, President pro tempore...

§ 24.2-684. How referendum elections called and held, and the results ascertained and certified - Notwithstanding any other provision of any law or charter to...

§ 24.2-684.1. Requirements for voter petitions to call for referendum elections - In addition to other applicable requirements of law, the following...

§ 24.2-685. Special elections; request for abolition of constitutional offices - A. The provisions of this section shall be applicable to...

§ 24.2-686. Special elections; petition and referendum requirements; abolition of constitutional office by change in form of government - The provisions of § 24.2-685 shall apply, mutatis mutandis, to...

§ 24.2-687. Authorization for distribution of information on referendum elections - A. The governing body of any county, city or town...

Chapter 7 - Absentee Voting

§ 24.2-700. Persons entitled to vote by absentee ballot - Any registered voter may vote by absentee ballot in accordance...

§ 24.2-701. Application for absentee ballot - A. The Department shall furnish each general registrar with a...

§ 24.2-701.1. Absentee voting in person - A. Absentee voting in person shall be available on the...

§ 24.2-701.2. Absentee voting in person; voter satellite offices - A. The governing body of any county or city may...

§ 24.2-702. Repealed - Repealed by Acts 2015, c. 313, cl. 2.

§ 24.2-702.1. Federal write-in absentee ballots - A. Notwithstanding any other provision of this title, a covered...

§ 24.2-703. Application for absentee ballots for multiple elections for uniformed and overseas voters - Any person who is eligible for a military-overseas ballot as...

§ 24.2-703.1. Permanent absentee voter list - A. Any registered voter shall be eligible to file a...

§ 24.2-703.2. Replacement absentee ballots for certain disabled or ill voters; penalty - A person with a disability or illness who has applied...

§ 24.2-704. Applications and ballots for persons requiring assistance in voting; penalty - A. The application for an absentee ballot shall provide space...

§ 24.2-705. Emergency applications and absentee ballots for individual emergencies - A. Any person registered and otherwise qualified to vote may...

§ 24.2-705.1. Repealed - Repealed by Acts 2020, c. 1157, cl. 2.

§ 24.2-706. Duty of general registrar on receipt of application; statement of voter - A. On receipt of an application for an absentee ballot,...

§ 24.2-707. How ballots marked and returned - A. On receipt of a mailed absentee ballot, the voter...

§ 24.2-707.1. Drop-off locations for return of absentee ballots - A. The general registrar of each county or city shall...

§ 24.2-708. Return of unused ballots; voting by applicant who did not receive or lost ballot; defaced ballots - A. Any person who has applied for and received an...

§ 24.2-709. Ballot to be returned in manner prescribed by law - A. Any ballot returned to the office of the general...

§ 24.2-709.1. Processing returned absentee ballots before election day; cure process - A. On receipt of an absentee ballot returned in person...

§ 24.2-710. Absentee voter applicant lists - A. The provisions of this subsection shall apply only to...

§ 24.2-711. Duties of electoral board, general registrar, and officers of election - A. Before the polls open, the officers of election at...

§ 24.2-711.1. Absentee ballots; confirmation of receipt; notice of reason for rejection - A. The Secretary, in coordination with local election officials, shall...

§ 24.2-712. Central absentee voter precincts; counting ballots - A. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the governing body...

§ 24.2-713. Emergency authority of the Commissioner of Elections - The provisions of this section shall apply in the case...

Chapter 8 - Recounts and Contested Elections

§ 24.2-800. Recounts in all elections - A. The provisions of this article apply to all elections...

§ 24.2-801. Petition for recount; recount court - A. The petition for a recount of an election, other...

§ 24.2-801.1. Petition for recount of election for presidential electors; recount court - A. The petition for a recount of an election for...

§ 24.2-802. Recount standards - A. The State Board of Elections shall promulgate standards for...

§ 24.2-802.1. Preliminary hearing; court to fix procedure for recount, appoint officers, and supervise the recount - A. Within seven calendar days of the filing of the...

§ 24.2-802.2. General recount procedures - A. For the purposes of this section: "Overvote" means a...

§ 24.2-802.3. Costs of the recount - A. Costs of the recount shall be assessed against the...

§ 24.2-803. Contest of election to General Assembly - A. This section applies to any general or special election...

§ 24.2-804. Contest of elections of Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and Attorney General - In any election for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, or Attorney General,...

§ 24.2-805. Contest of elections of electors for President and Vice President or primaries for United States Senate or statewide office - In an election of electors for the President and Vice...

§ 24.2-806. Contest of other primaries and elections - In a primary for the United States House of Representatives,...

§ 24.2-807. Contest only on complaint of unsuccessful party; contents of complaint - The provisions of this section and §§ 24.2-808 through 24.2-813...

§ 24.2-808. Time of filing and service of complaint; enlargement or amendment of complaint - The contestant shall file his complaint in the clerk's office...

§ 24.2-809. Filing answer; contents; enlargement or amendment of answer - The contestee shall, within ten days after the complaint is...

§ 24.2-810. Taking depositions and deciding contests - After service of a copy of the complaint and after...

§ 24.2-811. Costs and issuance of certificate of election - When the contest is decided, costs shall be taxed against...

§ 24.2-812. Proceedings when court decides no valid election has been held - If the court decides that there has been no valid...

§ 24.2-813. Proceedings in contest for nominee - In deciding any contest of a primary election, if the...

§ 24.2-814. Contest following recount - A candidate in a primary or an election to office,...

Chapter 9 - Campaign Finance Disclosure Act

§ 24.2-900. Repealed - Repealed by Acts 2006, cc. 787 and 892.

Chapter 9.1 - Campaign Fundraising; Legislative Sessions

§ 24.2-940. Repealed - Repealed by Acts 2006, cc. 787 and 892.

Chapter 9.2 - Disclosure Requirements for Political Campaign Advertisements

§ 24.2-941. Repealed - Repealed by Acts 2006, cc. 787 and 892.

Chapter 9.3 - Campaign Finance Disclosure Act of 2006

§ 24.2-945. Elections to which chapter applicable; chapter exclusive - A. The provisions of this chapter shall apply to all...

§ 24.2-945.1. Definitions - A. As used in this chapter, unless the context requires...

§ 24.2-945.2. Persons required to file independent expenditure disclosure reports; filing deadline - A. Any person, candidate campaign committee, or political committee that...

§ 24.2-946. (Effective until January 1, 2024) Summary of election laws; forms; instructions - A. The State Board shall summarize the provisions of the...

§ 24.2-946. (Effective January 1, 2024) Summary of election laws; forms; instructions - A. The State Board shall summarize the provisions of the...

§ 24.2-946.1. Standards and requirements for electronic preparation and transmittal of campaign finance disclosure reports; database - A. The State Board shall review or cause to be...

§ 24.2-946.2. Custody of reports; inspection and copying; exception for certain information - A. All campaign finance reports required to be filed under...

§ 24.2-946.3. Reporting of certain violations; penalties - A. It shall be the duty of the State Board...

§ 24.2-946.4. Right to grant extensions in special circumstances - A. The State Board shall provide instructions to filers for...

§ 24.2-946.5. Dormant committees - A. The State Board or the general registrar of any...

§ 24.2-947. Candidate election cycle - The candidate's election cycle shall be deemed to begin on...

§ 24.2-947.1. Statement of organization - A. Any individual seeking or campaigning for an office of...

§ 24.2-947.2. Campaign depositories; reimbursements of expenses; petty cash fund - A. Upon meeting any of the requirements of subsection A...

§ 24.2-947.3. (Effective until January 1, 2024) Campaign committee treasurer requirements and responsibilities - A. Upon meeting any of the requirements of subsection A...

§ 24.2-947.3. (Effective January 1, 2024) Campaign committee treasurer requirements and responsibilities - A. Upon meeting any of the requirements of subsection A...

§ 24.2-947.3:1. Certain contributions received from federal political action and out-of-state political committees; campaign committee responsibilities - Prior to accepting contributions of $10,000 or more in the...

§ 24.2-947.4. Information to be included on campaign finance reports for campaign committees - A. The reports required by this article shall be filed...

§ 24.2-947.4:1. Loans to candidate campaign committees; prohibited interest payments; civil penalty - This section shall apply to any loan made to a...

§ 24.2-947.5. With whom candidates file reports; electronic filing requirement - A. Candidates for statewide office and for the General Assembly...

§ 24.2-947.6. Filing schedule for candidates for office; November elections - A. Any candidate for any office to be filled at...

§ 24.2-947.7. Filing schedule for candidates for office; May elections - A. Any candidate for election to a local office to...

§ 24.2-947.8. Filing requirements for special elections - A. Candidates for nomination or election to an office to...

§ 24.2-947.9. Special report required of certain large pre-election contributions - A. Any contribution reported pursuant to this section shall also...

§ 24.2-947.10. Filing requirements for persons with multiple campaign committees - Any person who is named as the candidate on the...

§ 24.2-947.11. Special report required of certain large pre-legislative session contributions - A. Any candidate for a statewide office or the General...

§ 24.2-948. Repealed - Repealed by Acts 2010, c. 696, cl. 2.

§ 24.2-948.1. Exemption from reporting requirements for certain candidates for local office and for directors of soil and water conservation districts - A. This section shall apply to candidates for local office...

§ 24.2-948.2. Reports as condition to qualification for office - A. No person shall be permitted to qualify for any...

§ 24.2-948.3. Compliance with reporting requirements of campaign finance disclosure act as requirement of candidacy for certain offices - A. It shall be a requirement of candidacy in any...

§ 24.2-948.4. Final report requirement; disbursement of surplus funds - A. A final report shall be filed by every campaign...

§ 24.2-948.5. (Effective January 1, 2024) Reviews of campaign finance reports and records - A. The Department shall have the authority to review the...

§ 24.2-949. Political action committee election cycle - The political action committee's election cycle shall be deemed to...

§ 24.2-949.1. Establishment of political action committees by certain entities - Any stock or nonstock corporation, labor organization, membership organization, cooperative,...

§ 24.2-949.2. Statement of organization for a political action committee - A. Except as provided in subsection B or C, each...

§ 24.2-949.3. Use of candidate's name in name of political committee - A. No political action committee required to file a statement...

§ 24.2-949.4. Political action committee treasurer requirements and responsibilities - A. The treasurer shall keep detailed and accurate accounts of...

§ 24.2-949.5. Information to be included on campaign finance reports for political action committees - A. The reports required by this article shall be filed...

§ 24.2-949.6. Filing schedule for political action committees - A. Political action committees shall file the prescribed campaign finance...

§ 24.2-949.7. Large dollar contribution reporting requirement for political action committees - In addition to the quarterly reports required by § 24.2-949.6,...

§ 24.2-949.8. With whom political action committees file reports; electronic filing requirement - A. Political action committees required to file reports by this...

§ 24.2-949.9. Final report requirement; disbursement of surplus funds - A. Any political action committee that, after having filed a...

§ 24.2-949.10. Out-of-state political committees; statements of organization - A. Out-of-state political committees shall submit a statement of organization...

§ 24.2-949.11. Out-of-state political committees; reporting requirements - A. The provisions of this section are applicable only to...

§ 24.2-949.12. Out-of-state political committees; additional requirements - Prior to accepting contributions of $10,000 or more in the...

§ 24.2-949.13. Certain contributions received from federal political action and out-of-state political committees; political committee responsibilities - Prior to accepting contributions of $10,000 or more in the...

§ 24.2-950. Political party committee election cycle - The political party committee's election cycle shall be deemed to...

§ 24.2-950.1. Certain political party committees exempt - A. Except as provided in subsections B and C of...

§ 24.2-950.2. Statement of organization for a political party committee - Except as provided in § 24.2-950.1, each political party committee...

§ 24.2-950.3. Political party committee treasurer requirements and responsibilities - A. The treasurer shall keep detailed and accurate accounts of...

§ 24.2-950.4. Information to be included on campaign finance reports for political party committees - A. The reports required by this article shall be filed...

§ 24.2-950.5. Repealed - Repealed by Acts 2008, cc. 152 and 289, cl. 2,...

§ 24.2-950.6. Filing schedule for political party committees - A. Political party committees shall file the prescribed campaign finance...

§ 24.2-950.7. Large dollar reporting requirement for political party committees - In addition to the quarterly reports required by § 24.2-950.6,...

§ 24.2-950.8. With whom political party committees file reports - A. Except as provided in subsection B, a political party...

§ 24.2-950.9. Final report requirement; transfer of surplus funds - A. Any political party committee that, after having filed a...

§ 24.2-951. Referendum committee election cycle; political advertisement requirements - A. The referendum committee's election cycle shall be deemed to...

§ 24.2-951.1. Statement of organization for a referendum committee - A. Any referendum committee subject to the provisions of this...

§ 24.2-951.2. Referendum committee treasurer requirements and responsibilities - A. The treasurer shall keep detailed and accurate accounts of...

§ 24.2-951.3. Information to be included on campaign finance reports for referendum committees - A. The reports required by this article shall be filed...

§ 24.2-951.4. Filing schedule for referendum committees for referendums to be decided at November elections - A. A referendum committee supporting or opposing a question on...

§ 24.2-951.5. Filing schedule for referendum committees for referendums to be decided at May general elections - A. A referendum committee supporting or opposing a question on...

§ 24.2-951.6. Filing schedule for referendum committees for referendums to be decided at special elections - A. A referendum committee supporting or opposing a question on...

§ 24.2-951.7. Large dollar contribution reporting requirement for referendum committees - In addition to the reports required by §§ 24.2-951.4, 24.2-951.5...

§ 24.2-951.8. With whom referendum committees file reports; electronic filing requirement - A. Referendum committees required to file statements or reports by...

§ 24.2-951.9. Final report requirement; disbursement of surplus funds - A. Any referendum committee that disbands after having filed a...

§ 24.2-952. General provisions - Any inaugural committee shall maintain all inaugural funds in a...

§ 24.2-952.1. Statement of organization for an inaugural committee - Each inaugural committee shall file with the State Board a...

§ 24.2-952.2. Inaugural committee treasurer requirements and responsibilities - A. The treasurer shall keep detailed and accurate accounts of...

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