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Election 2026 — Rob Wittman — Shannon Taylor — Jennifer McClellan — Mark Warner — Bert Mizusawa — constitutional amendments — women's reproductive rights — same-sex marriage — automatic restoration of rights

2026 Virginia Voter Guide

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On Nov. 3, Virginians will elect their next slate of congressional representatives, and approve or reject three proposed constitutional amendments that would permanently protect same-sex marriage, reproductive health rights and voting rights for former felons. Click below to learn more about what’s on the ballot in Henrico County, from our partners at Virginia Mercury.

First Congressional District – Rob Wittman, incumbent (R) vs. Shannon Taylor (D)

Fourth Congressional District – Jennifer McClellan, incumbent (D) vs. Robert Murray (I) and Joan Bell (I)

U.S. Senate – Mark Warner, incumbent (D) vs. Bert Mizusawa (R)

Constitutional Amendment Question 1 - Reproductive rights

Constitutional Amendment Question 2 - Same-sex marriage

Constitutional Amendment Question 3 - Voting rights

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