What’s on your ballot
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- 1Federal offices2 items
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- 3County bond questions3 items
- 4Town officesOnly if you live in one of these towns
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Federal offices
State constitutional amendments
Makes abortion a fundamental right in the state constitution, along with birth control, fertility and miscarriage care, and sharply limits how the state can regulate it.
Replaces the constitution’s one-man-one-woman definition of marriage with a rule that marriage licenses can’t be denied based on sex, gender or race.
Makes voting a fundamental right in the constitution and restores it automatically on release from prison, for every felony.
County bond questions
Lets the county borrow up to $40.3 million for school renovations and the VIEW Transition Academy.
Lets the county borrow up to $35.4 million for a sheriff station in Brambleton and a fire and rescue station in Ashburn.
Lets the county borrow up to $280.8 million for Route 15, Route 50 and Route 7 projects, sidewalks and trails.