Upcoming Election Information
Find the list of candidates running in the November 2025 Election here: Virginia Dept. of Elections: Candidates & Referendums
Code of Virginia Title 24.2. Elections Chapter 6. The Election § 24.2-622. Unofficial sample ballots. Sample ballots not authorized by electoral boards and provided by electoral boards or general registrars to precincts pursuant to § 24.2-641 are permitted to be printed and circulated, which includes publication in newspapers or on the Internet. Such sample ballots shall not be printed on white paper and shall include on their face the words "sample ballot" in a font size no smaller than 24 point. All sample ballots, excepting those official sample ballots authorized by electoral boards and provided by electoral boards or general registrars to precincts pursuant to § 24.2-641, are advertisements for purposes of Chapter 9.5 (§ 24.2-955 et seq.). Voters may take sample ballots into the voting booth or enclosure, but shall not give, tender, or exhibit such sample ballot to any person, other than an assistant designated under § 24.2-649, while inside the polling place or within the prohibited area designated by § 24.2-604.
Code 1950, § 24-240; 1970, c. 462, § 24.1-122; 1974, c. 428; 1979, c. 265; 1993, c. 641; 2002, c. 487; 2003, c. 1015; 2005, c. 370; 2006, cc. 787, 892; 2020, c. 28
For more information to register to vote or request a ballot by mail, go to ELECT's website at www.elections.virginia.gov.
Prince Edward County Voting Districts
- Final Redistricting Ordinance(PDF, 1MB)
- Overall County Voting District Map(PDF, 8MB)
- Overall County Precinct Map(PDF, 1MB)
- District 1 Map(PNG, 5MB)
- District 2 Map(PNG, 5MB)
- District 3 Map(PNG, 6MB)
- District 4 Map(PNG, 5MB)
- District 5 Map(PNG, 4MB)
- District 6.1 Map(PNG, 4MB)
- District 7 Map(PNG, 6MB)
- District 8 Map(PNG, 5MB)
- Prince Edward County Poll Locations - Name & Address(PDF, 253KB)
- Shapefiles for Prince Edward County Voting Districts(ZIP, 1MB)
- 100-Day Notice for Military and Overseas Voters
- Track Your Ballot - Vote By Mail
Electoral Board
Electoral Board Information(PDF, 156KB)
Purpose
The Electoral Board administers the election laws and other regulations established by the State Board of Elections.
Committee Founded/Initial Appointment
The Electoral Board is a three-member board appointed by the Circuit Court Judge. Each member serves a three year term.
Appointing Authority
Members of the Electoral Board are appointed by the Circuit Court Judge.
Meeting Schedule
Meetings are held on the 3rd Thursday of each month. View Electoral Board Meeting Agendas and Minutes.