Special RCV election happening now

HAPPENING NOW - Fairfax Democrats are using Ranked Choice Voting to choose their candidate for Braddock Supervisor. (The General Election will take place Dec. 9.)

To vote ONLINE, you must pre-register for a ballot before 5pm on Wednesday, Oct. 1. Your ballot will be sent to your device at noon on Thursday, Oct. 2. You must cast your ballot before 5pm on Saturday, Oct. 4.

To vote IN PERSON, visit one of the three polling places open from 9am-5pm on Saturday, Oct. 4:

Braddock District Supervisor’s Office
9002 Burke Lake Rd, Burke

Fairfax County Government Center
12000 Government Center Pkwy, Fairfax

Landings Community Center
6001 Cove Landing Rd, Burke

There are 4 candidates running in this primary:

April Pavis-Shroeder
Ilyrong Moon
Rachna Sizemore-Heizer
Sabrina Mattin

This is a ranked choice voting election! Instead of just getting to vote for your favorite candidate, you get to rank your back up choices, too. Ranking a second or third choice will not harm your top choice, but it ensures your ballot can still count if your top candidate is eliminated.

Each candidate is listed on a separate row. Mark column 1 for your favorite candidate, column 2 for your second favorite, column 3 for your third favorite, etc. Practice here by ranking your favorite fall flavors.

Get involved locally

Fairfax county

In Fairfax County, the conversation about ranked choice voting (RCV) is building up steam! On OCTOBER 4, there will be a special Democratic caucus to nominate a candidate for Braddock District Supervisor - and the winner will be chosen using RCV!

To get involved in bringing RCV to Fairfax, join our local action group (LAG) and sign the petition to let your elected officials know you support more RCV.

Sign the petition

Join the LAG

LOCALITY OVERVIEW

GOVERNING BODY: Board of Supervisors

NUMBER OF MEMBERS: 10

Fairfax County has an elected Board of Supervisors consisting of nine members elected by district, plus a chairman elected at-large. The law requires that districts be of approximately equal population and that the supervisors (other than the chairman) be residents and qualified voters of their districts and be elected only by voters living in those districts. All voters in the county may vote for the chairman. The Board elects the vice chairman annually from among its members at its first meeting in January.

Meet Your Supervisors