RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE

Every vote.On the map we have.

Rappahannock votes in VA-10. The general election is November 3 — early voting opens September 18, and October 23 is the last day to register or request a mail ballot.

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On The Ballot · 2026

Meet The Democrats Running This Year

Two Democrats on the Rappahannock ballot this November: our congressman Suhas Subramanyam, running for re-election in VA-10, and our senior senator Mark Warner, running for a fourth term.

U.S. House · VA-10 · Your Current Congressman

Suhas Subramanyam

He's been here for us. All of us.

Elected in 2024 to succeed Jennifer Wexton. Former Obama White House technology policy advisor. Volunteer EMT and firefighter. Since taking office, Suhas has shown up for Rappahannock:

Mobile office hours at the County Library
Town halls at Rappahannock Elementary
Happy hours at The Black Twig
Roundtables with Sperryville business owners during the federal shutdown

Mark Warner

17 years of broadband for rural Virginia.

Former Governor of Virginia. Vice Chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee and the Senate Democratic Caucus. Lead author of the ROAD to Housing Act — the largest housing legislative package in decades. Has been the Senate's leading voice for rural broadband since his governorship — $1.4 billion for Virginia under the bipartisan infrastructure law.

Where Things Stand Right Now

The Map

Settled

Rappahannock votes in VA-10

The redistricting fight ended on May 15, when the U.S. Supreme Court declined to intervene. The 2021 court-drawn map governs the 2026 elections, and our congressman is Rep. Suhas Subramanyam.

September 18

Early Voting

Early voting opens at the registrar's office

Vote in person at 262A Gay Street in Washington, weekdays 8 AM to 4 PM, from September 18 through Saturday, October 31. No excuse or reason required. The office also opens four weekend days: October 18, 24, 25, and 31.

October 23

Deadline

Register, or ask for a mail ballot

Friday, October 23 is the last day to register or update your registration, and the deadline to request a mail ballot is 5 PM the same day. After that you can still register and vote in person, right through Election Day, using a provisional ballot.

November 3

Election Day

Polls open 6 AM to 7 PM

Vote at your precinct: Amissville, Castleton, Chester Gap, Flint Hill, Sperryville, or Washington. On the ballot are the U.S. Senate seat and our VA-10 seat in the U.S. House. Mail ballots must be postmarked by November 3 and reach the registrar by noon on Friday, November 6.

Leadership

Emily Lock

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CvdT

Christine van den Toorn

Co-chair

Michelle McKinney

Vice Chair

Sean Harrigan

Treasurer

Mary Koralewski

Secretary

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