For WV Women. For WV Families. For WV’s Future.
West Virginia’s future is shaped by the voices we raise, the choices we make, and the women who step forward to lead.
This election marks a historic moment, with a record 79 women running for the West Virginia Legislature—bringing new voices, fresh perspectives, and new possibilities for the next generation.
She’s Running…
Who Should Run Next?
West Virginia is seeing a historic number of women step forward to run for office. Let's keep the momentum going by encouraging more women to pursue leadership opportunities in their community.
Know a woman who is doing more for her community than the government and should run for public office? Nominate her—or yourself!
Complete the form to receive the WVWA Education Fund’s free Vote for Her resource guide.
WE'RE RUNNING... TO THE POLLS!
VOTE BY NOV. 3.
WE'RE RUNNING... TO THE POLLS! VOTE BY NOV. 3.
Important Dates
Early Voting
October 21–31, 2026
Early voting locations and hours vary by county.
Election Day
Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Polls are open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Make Your Voice Heard
Every election is an opportunity to help shape the future of our communities, our families, and our state. Whether you're planning to vote early or on Election Day, take a few minutes to make a plan.
Your Voting Checklist
Check Your Voter Registration.
Confirm your registration status and make sure your information is up to date. The deadline to register for this election was Oct. 13.
Find Your Polling Location.
Look up your assigned polling place for Election Day or find an early voting location near you.
Know What’s On Your Ballot.
Review your sample ballot and learn about the offices and issues you'll be voting on.
Know Before You Go.
Review voter identification requirements and other important election information before heading to the polls.
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