If you are voting tomorrow - here are some things to know

• All 36 Hanover County polling places will be open from 6 am to 7 pm. Find your polling place here.
• COVID-19 protections will be in place. All our election workers will be wearing face masks. Sneeze guards will protect both voters and election officers. Social distancing will be enforced. Surfaces will be disinfected on a regular basis.
• Voters are expected to wear face masks when inside the polling place to protect election workers and voters.  Face masks will be available for voters to use and keep.
• Due to the success of Early In-Person Voting and Mail Voting, we do not expect long lines at any of our polling places. Still, the best times to vote to avoid lines are generally 10 am.-12 pm and 2-4 pm.
• Any voters may opt to vote curbside in their vehicles through curbside voting if they wish to avoid going inside the building.

• There will be ballot drop-bags at each polling place for voters who wish to bring completed mail-in ballots to a polling place. Any Hanover County voter may bring a completed ballot to ANY of our 36 polling places. The ballot MUST be inside the secrecy envelope provided with the ballot, and the statement on the envelope -- including the voter's registration address and signature -- must be completed. Signature of a witness is not required.  
• The ballot drop-box at the Hanover County Office Building at 7497 County Complex Rd will remain open for those wishing to drop off completed ballots from now until 7 pm Tuesday night.
• Mailed ballots must be postmarked no later than November 3 and received by the registrar's office not later than noon on Friday, November 6.
• Mailed ballots should be sent in the provided prepaid envelope to: 

• Any voter who has applied for and/or received a mail-in ballot but who has decided to vote in person may do so. PLEASE bring your mail-in ballot with you to vote in person so that it can be exchanged for a fresh ballot which you will vote on our scanning machine.
• If you have applied for a mail-in ballot but either (1) have not received it, or (2) have lost it, or (3) have mailed it but are afraid it may not be received in time to be counted -- then you may vote a provisional ballot. Your provisional ballot WILL be counted once we have determined that we have not received a mailed ballot from you by the deadline. 

 
Contact Us
Questions? Call 804-365-6080 or visit our webpage at: https://www.hanovercounty.gov/365/Voting
 
Vote. It's your right. It's your responsibility.