Voter Registrar
The Voter Registrar is responsible for handling voter registration, managing absentee voting, reporting and maintaining candidate filings, overseeing polling places, training election officials to work the polls, and recording & reporting election results.

Elections
Statewide general elections are held each year on the Tuesday following the first Monday in November for the purpose of electing federal or state executive and legislative representatives. In order to vote in the general election voters must be registered 29 days prior to the election. 

 The 2011 map of Charlotte County's voting precincts can be viewed here.  To confirm your voting location you can also contact the Voter Registrar's Office or visit the State Board of Elections' citizen portal here and, after reading the provided information, click on GO at the bottom right corner of the screen.

Charlotte County elects Constitutional officers (offices prescribed by the Constitution of Virginia - Sheriff, Attorney for the Commonwealth, Treasurer, Commissioner of the Revenue, and Clerk of the Circuit Court), as well as members of the Board of Supervisors & School Board during November general elections. Local offices are usually elected in odd-numbered years. The Clerk of the Circuit Court is elected to serve an eight year term while all other officers are elected to serve four year terms.

Additional information regarding voting, voting by mail, and elections can be obtained by contacting Eric Goode,Voter Registrar or visiting https://www.elections.virginia.gov/. 

To register to vote, please contact the Registrar's Office or visit elections.virginia.gov/registration. 

For information on voting by mail, please contact the Voter Registrar or visit elections.virginia.gov/casting-a-ballot/absentee-voting.