The 62nd District
The 62 and You
The Virginia House of Delegates 62nd District includes Greene and Madison counties as well as a large portion of Culpeper county, and the Western half of Orange county. Check if you are in Virginia’s 62nd district here.
NEXT GENERAL ELECTION
TUESDAY
4 NOVEMBER 2025
Culpeper County
131 N. Main St., Culpeper, VA 22701
Open M-F from 8:30am – 4:30pm
Greene County
32 Stanard St., Stanardsville, VA 22973
Open M-F from 9:00am – 5:00pm
Madison County
414 N Main St., Madison, VA 22727
Open M-F from 8:30am – 4:30pm
Orange County
146 N. Madison Rd., Ste 204, Orange, VA 22960
Open M-F from 8:00am – 4:00pm
Early Voting also available on Saturday, October 25th and Saturday, November 1st.
Find Your Precinct
All Greene County Precincts (All)
- 101 - Dyke
- 102 - Swift Run
- 201 - Ruckersville
- 301 - Stanardsville
- 302 - Stanardsville Town
- 401 - Midway
All Madison County Precincts (All)
- 1 - Oak Park
- 2 - Radiant
- 3 - Rochelle
- 4 - Graves Mill/Wolftown
- 5 - Madison
- 7 - Brightwood
- 8 - Criglersville
- 9 - Etlan
Culpeper County Precincts (10/15)
- 101 - West Fairfax
- 201 - East Fairfax
- 304 - Willow Shade
- 402 - Browns Store
- 601 - Mitchells
- 602 - Pearl Sample
- 603 - South Ridge
- 702 - Brandy Station
- 703 - Lignum
- 704 - Richardsville
Orange County Precincts (6/12)
- 101 - Barboursville FD
- 102 - Gordonsville FD
- 103 - Gordonsville Town Hall
- 201 - Lightfoot ES
- 301 - Orange County Airport
- 303 - Prospect Heights MS
Register or Update Information
Registering to vote in Virginia is easy, but does require that an individual meet certain requirements. Already registered but need to update or change your voter information? All of this can be done online with the Virginia Department of Elections.
Request an Absentee Ballot
Virginia residents are able to vote via absentee ballot by filling out an application to do so. After submitting an application, voters are able to see if their absentee application was received, and whether their ballot was sent and received.
Have Other Questions?
The Virginia Department of Elections’ website offers several types of resources, including a comprehensive Q&A page covering everything from polling hours, polling locations, voter eligibility, and documents voters are required to show when voting in person.