Early voting is open now
Through Sat., Oct. 31
Who decides?
We do.
This year, Virginians vote directly on whether to protect reproductive freedom and the right to vote in the state constitution.
What Reproductive Justice looks like on your ballot.
Question 1: Right to Reproductive Freedom
Would make prenatal care, childbirth, postpartum care, birth control, abortion, miscarriage care, and fertility care a right in Virginia’s constitution.
Vote Yes on Question 1.
Question 3: Right to Vote
Would make voting a fundamental right in Virginia and restore voting rights automatically when someone is released from incarceration.
Vote Yes on Question 3.
Virginia voters will also choose who represents them in the U.S. Senate and U.S. House—offices that shape federal policy on abortion, health care, voting rights, and more.
Stay informed through Election Day
What Does It Mean to be a Reproductive Justice Voter?
A Reproductive Justice voter knows that the people we elect make decisions that affect our bodies, our families, and our communities. We stay informed, make our voices heard, and hold elected officials accountable.
Your voice matters. Your vote is your power.
How Can I Become A Reproductive Justice Voter?
- Register to vote or check your registration status
- Vote
- Share your voting plan with family and friends. Support each other and vote together, no matter which way you are voting
- Use our resources to advocate in your state
- Meet with your members of Congress or their staff
- Attend a public forum or town hall and ask a question. Call the district offices of your legislators to request a list of events near you
- Submit an op-ed to your local paper
- Use Facebook or Twitter to engage your elected officials