VOTER INFORMATION

Republican Candidates for U.S. Senate August 4th Primary

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Kim Farington

Kim Farington is a proven, authentic public servant and business leader with a record of exposing and combating government fraud.

She is a pro-freedom, pro-growth, pro-national defense, pro-veterans, pro-secure borders, pro-Second Amendment, pro-affordability candidate for U.S. Senate and committed to President Trump’s America First agenda.

See the Kim Farington page.

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Bert Mizusawa

Bert is a proven leader protecting Virginia's values and securing America's future.

He is facing challenges for Virginia and America, such as fiscal responsibility, affordability, defending our military, the second amendment, immigration, and energy.

For more information, please click Bert for Senate.

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David Williams

David has served our country for over 30 years, in the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps, then in the U.S. Department of State and later in the Central Intelligence Agency.

David has unwavering belief in conservative principles: limited government, strong borders, secure communities, and the American Dream.

For more information, see David Williams for U.S. Senate.

Vote for one of the candidates above early on or before August 1st or vote on Primary Day, August 4th.

See the links below to determine early voting and primary day locations.

 

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Voter Information

For Frederick County, apply to vote or check your registration status by clicking Voter Information | Frederick County. 

For Frederick County, to find your precinct polling place, click Precinct Polling Place Information | Frederick County.

Update your registration, apply to vote absentee, and view your polling place, election district, absentee ballot status, and voting history, see Virginia Dept. of Elections: Citizen Portal.

For Frederick County, you can download precinct maps and magisterial districts by visiting Magisterial District Maps | Frederick County.

Find your local polling location, see what's on the ballot, and take a look at the Voter Pocket Guide for answers to common questions by viewing Virginia Dept. of Elections: Home.

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