2023 Elections
Polling Place Change:
- Ward 2 now votes at the Falls Church Community Center at 223 Little Falls Street.
- The former polling place at Falls Green Apartments (formerly Oakwood Apartments) will no longer be a polling place.
- Both Ward 2 and Ward 3 vote at the Falls Church Community Center.
- Ward 1 remains unchanged and will continue to vote at Oak Street Elementary School.
- Updated Map (PDF)
Official Results for the June 20 Democratic Party Primary (City results only)
On November 7, 2023, we will administer the General Election for the following offices:
Sample Ballot
- Member, Senate of Virginia 37th District
(Vote for only one)
Kenneth D. "Ken" Reid - R
Saddam Azlan Salim - D
Write-In - Member, House of Delegates 13th District
(Vote for only one)
Marcus B. Simon - D
Dave A. Crance Jr. - L
Write-In - Clerk of Court (shared with Arlington County)
(Vote for only one)
Paul F. Ferguson - D
Write-In - Commonwealth's Attorney (shared with Arlington County)
(Vote for only one)
Parisa Dehghani-Tafti - D
Write-In - Member City Council
(Vote for not more than three)
Erin H. Flynn - I
Justine J. Underhill - I
Tim K. Stevens - I
Letty C. Hardi - I
Write-In
Write-In
Write-In - Member School Board
(Vote for not more than three)
Bethany R. Henderson - I
Jerrod F. Anderson - I
Amie S. Murphy - I
Write-In
Write-In
Write-In
Early in-person voting is at City Hall, 300 Park Ave, Falls Church, VA 22046
The Drop Box for by-mail ballots is at City Hall, 300 Park Ave, Falls Church, VA 22046
By-mail voters: Due to a recent law change, your Envelope B "Statement of Voter" no longer requires a witness signature. Instead, you are required to write the last four digits of your social security number and your birth year. While the Instructions and the Envelope B were updated appropriately as they were priorities, logistically, we could not update the information on the Envelope A which still contains information about the witness signature. All envelopes will be updated in time for elections in 2024.
General Election Timeline:
- Friday, September 22: Early voting for the General Election begins, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Sunday, October 1: Voters who have applied for a permanent by-mail ballot or a ballot for just this election should receive that ballot no later than this date. Please contact our office if you have not received your ballot by then.
- October 16: Last day to register to vote in person by 5 p.m., online by 11:59 p.m., by-mail must be postmarked October 17.
- Friday, October 27 at 5 p.m. is the deadline to apply for an absentee by-mail ballot.
- Saturday, October 28, First Saturday, Early voting 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Sunday, October 29, Sunday Early voting 12 p.m. to 3 p.m.
- Wednesday, November 1, Early Voting stays open late until 7 p.m.
- Saturday, November 4, Last Day of Early Voting, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Sunday, November 5: Closed.
- Monday, November 6: Emergency Voting Only, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
- Tuesday, November 7: Election Day, Polls are open at your assigned polling place 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Election Officer Information:
Who is an Election Officer? Please review the job description:
Election Officer Job Description
Are you interested in becoming an Election Officer? Please email us at vote@fallschurchva.gov
Election Officers who work Election Day are paid temporary employees of the City of Falls Church. Effective July 1st, 2023:
Chief Election Officers: $350
Assistant Chief Election Officers: $300
Election Officers (full day): $250
Recent Election Results: 2022 Elections
November 8, 2022: General Election for Member, House of Representatives, 8th District
There is no election for US Senate in Virginia this year.
Final Results for the General Election on 11/08/2022
June 21, 2022: Democratic Party Primary for the Democratic nomination for Member, House of Representatives, 8th District. (The Republican Party did not choose to hold a primary)
Final Official Results
Quick Links for Voters
Quick Links for Candidates
- If you want to be a political party's nominee, please contact the chairperson of the local party to begin your filing process.
- If you want to run for any office as an independent, especially City Council or School Board, please read below.
- Summary:
- Basically, there are 2 separate but related parts: Campaign Finance and Ballot Access.
- Campaign Finance is the accounting of raising and spending funds, materials, and services in order to advocate that people vote for you.
- Ballot Access means getting your name on the ballot.
Each of these parts have their own date schedules and deadlines.
- January1: Candidates may start to gather petitions (125 valid, city registered signatures for City Council and School Board)
Petition-of-Qualified-Voters-SBE-506_521_letter.pdf (virginia.gov) - January 3: Candidates may start to file ballot access documents with our office. Please note: Before we can accept the Petition of Qualified Voters, candidates must submit the following 2 documents:
1) CERTIFICATE OF CANDIDATE QUALIFICATION - Local Offices (virginia.gov)
2) COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA DECLARATION OF CANDIDACY
- June 20: Deadline for independent candidates to file all candidate forms for ballot access on the November 7, General Election ballot.
- For more information, visit the Virginia Department of Elections website.