Provided in this article is information provided by the Appomattox County Registrar's Office: answers to some of the most common questions regarding the 2024 election cycle. So, if you’re confused about the election process or simply want to learn more, read on.
Didn't we just have an election?
Answer: There are three election days in 2024:
- March 5: Presidential Primary
- June 18: U.S. House and U.S. Senate (Republican Primary ballot)
- June 18: U.S. House (Democratic Primary ballot)
- November 5: General Election
What's the purpose of a Primary?
Answer: A primary is a method of selecting who will represent a party for a particular office in the November General Election. You get to choose who will be on your ballot come November.
Who is on my ballot?
Sample ballots are on the Appomattox County website: www.appomattoxcountyva.gov/229/June-18th-2024-Sample-Ballots
Sample ballots are free for the taking in the elections office at 367 Virginia Avenue, Appomattox.
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