Arlington County has a new general registrar, and she’s only the fifth person to hold the position in the County’s history.
Voting & Election News
Arlington Unveils New ‘I Voted’ Sticker
“Shout it From the Skyline” emerged as the winning submission of the County’s first-ever “I Voted” Sticker Design Contest.
Arlington County Board Adopts FY 2020 Budget
The Arlington County Board adopted a $1.4 billion balanced budget with a two-cent property tax rate increase.
Arlington Sees Record Turnout in 2018 General Election
More registered voters in Arlington cast votes in the 2018 general election on Nov. 6 than in any other non-presidential election in the County’s history.
5 Things to Know for Election Day
From what’s on the ballot in Arlington County to photo ID requirements, here’s the information to know before heading to the polls on Election Day.
MEDIA ALERT: Arlington County Voting and Elections Office Welcomes DHS Official for Operations Tour on Primary Day
WHO: Arlington County Director of Elections Linda Lindberg will host Chris Krebs, Senior Official Performing the Duties of the Under Secretary of the National Protection and Programs Directorate (NPPD) in the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. WHAT: Mr. Krebs will visit and tour the Arlington Voting and Elections Office to learn about County’s good work with […]
Arlington County Board Approves Polling Place, Precinct Changes
Arlington has approved new boundaries and created new precincts.
Libby Garvey to be Sworn-in for New County Board Term Dec. 13
Libby Garvey will be sworn-in for her second full term on the Arlington County Board on Tuesday, Dec. 13 at 5 p.m. in the Board Room at 2100 Clarendon Blvd.
Arlington Re-elects Libby Garvey to County Board
With near record turnout, Arlington voters re-elected Libby Garvey to the County Board on Tuesday and approved all four bond referenda to fund transportation, infrastructure, parks and Arlington Public Schools projects.
Arlington Prepares for Election Day Seeing Big Absentee Numbers; Welcomes Media
Total absentee voters in Arlington for Election 2106 will likely reach the 43,000 level, double the figure for the last presidential election four years ago and shattering the recent record for absentee voting set in 2008.