Election Guide

Welcome to our Election Guide! We list everything you need to know about upcoming election and the candidates vying for seats that represents Belmont. You can also find out how to register to vote and get links to all our current representatives.

2020 Election Results

The results of the 2020 Election, shown at the Virginia and Loudoun County levels. You can see the full results at Virginia.gov.

Presidential Race

U.S. Senate Race

U.S. Congress - 10th District

Absentee Ballots

In Virginia, all voters are authorized to request an absentee ballot due to the pandemic. Visit vote.virginia.gov to fill out the online absentee ballot application.

FAQs

Question: What are the different ways I can vote in the Presidential Election?

Answer: Mike Turner, our County Supervisor, answers:

1. Vote in person on November 3rd.
2. Vote early in person starting on September 18th at the registrar's office on Miller Drive and, starting in early October, at early voting locations in Sterling, South Riding and Purcellville as well as Miller Drive.
3. Vote by mail. Order your mail-in ballot online. They will be mailed to you on or just after September 18th. When you receive them, vote immediately by mail and mail them back. These must be postmarked not later than Election Day and received not later than November 6th. NOTE: I strongly recommend you NOT order a mail-in ballot then try to vote in person. It will significantly delay your ballot.
4. The Registrar is setting up mail-in ballot drop boxes at all Loudoun County libraries. They will announce when these are set up. You can take your sealed, mail-in ballots to these drop boxes and drop them in the box. This lets you avoid the USPS completely.

Question: I received something in the mail I wasn't expecting and it looks like a ballot, is this legitimate?

Answer: No. The only exception is when you vote by mail, you will order your mail-in ballot online and they will send it after September 18th. Other than that, ignore anything you get in the mail.

Question: If I ask for an absentee ballot, am I then required to vote that way? Or can I change my mind and vote in person on Nov 3rd?

Answer: According to Mike Turner, our County Supervisor, if you do, you will delay your vote. There will be options to drop off ballots at all Loudoun County Libraries expediting the process.

Question: Last year, for the primary you could vote early by going directly to the Board of Elections and completing a ballot there and it was submitted through a voting machine. Is that possible for the Presidential election? For those who maybe choosing to vote absentee because of COVID, this may be another option.

Answer: In person absentee voting will start 30 to 45 days before November 3rd at the usual sites unless it is changed.

Question: When should I vote absentee?

Answer: You can request a mail-in ballot now, it will be mailed to you September 18th, and you can mail it back up to the deadline. We advise mailing the ballot back right away or at least two weeks before November 3rd to give it plenty of time to arrive.

Also see Virginia Elections Frequently Asked Questions

Not Sure Where to Vote?

If you are not sure which election district or precinct you live in, you can:

• Check your voter registration card
• Check it online on loudoun.gov
• Call 703-777-0380.

November 5th, 2019 Results

The election results are listed with the overall vote count as well as a breakdown of both the Newton-Lee District (814) and the Belmont Station District (820) which hold Belmont Country Club.

Virginia Senate, 13th district

Virginia House of Delegates, 32nd district

David Reid ran unopposed.

Loudoun County Board of Supervisors, At-Large Chair

Loudoun County Board of Supervisors, Ashburn district

Loudoun County Sheriff

Ashburn School Board

Loudoun School Board at Large

Commissioner of the Revenue

Treasurer

Commonwealth Attorney

Our Representatives

Belmont Country Club has the following representatives:

• Mike Turner (d) - Loudoun County Board of Supervisors, Ashburn district, elected in 2019, serving a four-year term
• Phyllis Randall (d) - Loudoun County Board of Supervisors, At-Large Chair, elected in 2015, serving a four-year term
• David Reid (d) - Virginia House of Delegates, 32nd district, elected in 2019, serving a two-year term
• John Bell (d) - Virginia Senate, 13th district, elected in 2019, serving a four-year term
• Jennifer Wexton (d) - US Congress, 10th district, elected in 2018, serving a two-year term
• Mark Warner (d) - US Senate, Virginia, elected in 2014, serving a six-year term
• Tim Kaine (d) - US Senate, Virginia, elected in 2018, serving a six-year term

Previous Election Results

2018 U.S. Senate - Virginia

2018 U.S. Congress - 10th District