Contact Information:

 

Voter Registration and

Elections

101-B Mounts Bay Rd.
Williamsburg, VA 23185

or

Mailing Address:

Voter Registrar
P.O. Box 3567
Williamsburg, VA

23187-3567

Directions - Directory

P: 757-253-6868
F: 757-253-6875

TDD: 711

 

vote
@jamescitycountyva.gov

 

Hours of Operation

 

8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Monday-Friday

 

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VOTE! James City County

 

Virginia Election Law requires posting of notices and orders of election 100 days before the election:

• June 11, 2013 - Democratic Party Primary Sample Ballot

• Democrat Call to Primary

 

Where am I registered to vote/where do I vote?

• Redistricting maps
• Who Is my representative?
• What precinct is your street in?

 

Voter Registration Application

• Virginia Voter Registration Application

 

Absentee Ballot Application

• Federal Postcard Application for Military and Overseas Citizens
• Democratic Party Primary Election (Tuesday, June 11, 2013)
• General Election (Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2013)

 

Mission Statement

 

The Voter Registrar represents James City County and the Commonwealth of Virginia in matters pertaining to Voter Registration and Elections and represents the community by:

• Working to ensure the integrity of the election process by maintaining an accurate voter registration list.
• Conducting elections under the guidance of the Electoral Board in accordance with Federal and State laws in an efficient and equitable manner to ensure fairness, accuracy and purity in all elections, including:

• Recruiting and training over 400 Officers of Election;
• Preparing 19 polling locations located throughout the County;
• Establish a Central Absentee Voting Precinct for the 45 days preceding each General Election;
• Developing and delivering election materials;
• Testing and distributing election equipment;

• Providing information, materials, and assistance to candidates.

 

Another important mandate of the office is to “. . educate the general public concerning registration and encourage registration by the general public.” (Section 24.2-114 of the Code of Virginia). Toward that end the Voter Registrar schedules speaking engagements, voting equipment demonstrations, and group training for Voter Registration Drives. The Voter Registrar also provides voter registration information and materials, maintains web pages, distributes literature and develops programs specifically aimed at informing the public.

 

"It is imperative that we ensure that every person that is eligible to register to vote is given the opportunity to register to vote, that every registered voter is given the opportunity to vote, and that every vote is counted."

 

Alan J. “AJ” Cole, Sr.