Absentee ballots going out in West Virginia and early voting starts in Virginia
More steps toward Election Day are being taken today as absentee ballots go into West Virginia's mail boxes and early voting gets underway in neighboring Virginia. The Nov. 5 General Election officially begins today in West Virginia as county clerks start fulfilling absentee ballot requests,
When does early voting start in West Virginia? Here's what you need to know.
Early in-person voting begins Oct. 23 and will continue through Nov. 2. Absentee ballots can be submitted in-person through Nov. 4. West Virginians wishing to vote in the general election must register online, by mail or in-person by Oct. 15.
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