Polls close at 7 p.m. While several statewide nominations are set, Tuesday’s vote will determine Democratic nominees for lieutenant governor and attorney general.

Virginia Democrats on Tuesday are voting for their nominees for lieutenant governor and attorney general, rounding out the statewide ticket and setting the stage for a bellwether election later this year. Most of the nominees slated to be at the top of the November ticket have already been picked, and Republicans aren't having a statewide primary.

These are the primary elections being held in 2025 for Virginia’s statewide races, and Hampton Roads races for House of Delegates and municipal elections.

Despite the fact that each party's candidate for governor has long been set, there's still a lot for Virginians to decide. The big picture: You'll vote at your normal polling place. If you don't know where it is,

The race between Democrat Abigail Spanberger and Republican Winsome Earle-Sears will, regardless of the result, install the commonwealth’s first female governor.

Election Day for Virginia’s primary races is here. The polls are open through 7 p.m. Tuesday. Anyone in line at 7 p.m. will be allowed to vote. Candidates for lieutenant governor, attorney general, several House of Delegates seats, and local races are on the ballot in Hampton Roads.

Virginia primaries draw attention as voters select candidates amid Trump's DOGE cuts, with Republicans fielding a diverse ticket and Democrats seeing high turnout

As Democrats struggle against President Donald Trump's administration, party members are hoping that Abigail Spanberger can deliver a win in Virginia.