The Virginia Attorney General primary election on June 8, 2027, will determine the Democratic and Republican nominees for the state's chief legal officer. The winner of each party's nomination will advance to the general election to serve a four-year term as Attorney General of Virginia, responsible for representing the state in legal matters and overseeing law enforcement.
The Virginia Attorney General primary election on June 8, 2027, will determine the Democratic and Republican nominees for the state's chief legal officer. The winner of each party's nomination will advance to the general election to serve a four-year term as Attorney General of Virginia, responsible for representing the state in legal matters and overseeing law enforcement.
Virginia voters can register online through the Virginia Department of Elections website, by mail, or in person at their local voter registration office. To vote in the primary, voters must be registered by May 6, 2027, and may vote early in person from May 23 to June 5, 2027, or request an absentee ballot by May 27, 2027. Voters must show an acceptable form of ID, such as a Virginia driver's license, passport, or military ID, when voting in person.
