Election day is around the corner. What is your voting plan in Alexandria?
On the ballot for Nov. 3 is the race for president and vice president, a U.S. Senate and Congressional seat and two proposed Constitutional Amendments.
Last month, Mayor Justin Wilson tweeted that more than a quarter of Alexandria’s registered voters have applied for a ballot by mail.
Incidentally, the deadline to vote in-person absentee is 5 p.m. on Saturday, October 31, according to the city’s Office of Voter Registrations and Elections.
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