EdNews Virginia | November 3, 2026
As Virginians cast their votes in the 2026 midterm elections, economic and national security issues dominate the headlines. The outcome of today’s races could nonetheless have profound ramifications for K-12 education across the Commonwealth.
Today’s election results could accelerate, slow, or reverse federal efforts to devolve educational decisions to states and localities. Similarly, newly elected officials might support or oppose the recently enacted Education Freedom Tax Credit.
Beyond the congressional elections, many Virginians will have a chance to vote on school bond measures today.
Virginians must get in line by 7 o’clock tonight if they wish to vote. Official voter information can be found at Elections.Virginia.gov.
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