Virginia

Statewide elected officials and every seat in the Virginia General Assembly. For Virginia's members of Congress, see your representatives.

Statewide offices 3

Governor Abigail Spanberger (Democratic)
Lieutenant Governor Ghazala Hashmi (Democratic)
Attorney General Jerrauld C. "Jay" Jones (Democratic)

Senate 40 members · 40 seats

Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the Virginia General Assembly's website ↗.

District 1 Timmy French (Republican)
District 2 Mark Obenshain (Republican)
District 3 Chris Head (Republican)
District 4 David Suetterlein (Republican)
District 5 Travis Hackworth (Republican)
District 6 Todd Pillion (Republican)
District 7 Bill Stanley (Republican)
District 8 Mark Peake (Republican)
District 9 Tammy Mulchi (Republican)
District 10 Luther Cifers (Republican)
District 11 Creigh Deeds (Democratic)
District 12 Glen Sturtevant (Republican)
District 13 Lashrecse Aird (Democratic)
District 14 Lamont Bagby (Democratic)
District 15 Mike Jones (Democratic)
District 16 Schuyler VanValkenburg (Democratic)
District 17 Emily Jordan (Republican)
District 18 Louise Lucas (Democratic)
District 19 Christie Craig (Republican)
District 20 Bill DeSteph (Republican)
District 21 Angelia Graves (Democratic)
District 22 Aaron Rouse (Democratic)
District 23 Mamie Locke (Democratic)
District 24 Danny Diggs (Republican)
District 25 Richard Stuart (Republican)
District 26 Ryan McDougle (Republican)
District 27 Tara Durant (Republican)
District 28 Bryce Reeves (Republican)
District 29 Jeremy McPike (Democratic)
District 30 Danica Roem (Democratic)
District 31 Russet Perry (Democratic)
District 32 Kannan Srinivasan (Democratic)
District 33 Jennifer Carroll Foy (Democratic)
District 34 Scott Surovell (Democratic)
District 35 Dave Marsden (Democratic)
District 36 Stella Pekarsky (Democratic)
District 37 Saddam Salim (Democratic)
District 38 Jennifer Boysko (Democratic)
District 39 Elizabeth Bennett-Parker (Democratic)
District 40 Barbara Favola (Democratic)

House 99 members · 100 seats · 1 vacant

Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the Virginia General Assembly's website ↗.

District 1 Patrick Hope (Democratic)
District 2 Adele McClure (Democratic)
District 3 Alfonso Lopez (Democratic)
District 4 Charniele Herring (Democratic)
District 5 Kirk McPike (Democratic)
District 6 Rip Sullivan (Democratic)
District 7 Karen Keys-Gamarra (Democratic)
District 8 Irene Shin (Democratic)
District 9 Karrie Delaney (Democratic)
District 10 Dan Helmer (Democratic)
District 11 Gretchen Bulova (Democratic)
District 12 Holly Seibold (Democratic)
District 13 Marcus Simon (Democratic)
District 14 Vivian Watts (Democratic)
District 15 Laura Jane Cohen (Democratic)
District 16 Paul Krizek (Democratic)
District 17 Garrett McGuire (Democratic)
District 18 Kathy Tran (Democratic)
District 19 J.R. Henson (Democratic)
District 20 Vacant
District 21 Josh Thomas (Democratic)
District 22 Liz Guzmán (Democratic)
District 23 Margaret Franklin (Democratic)
District 24 Luke Torian (Democratic)
District 25 Briana Sewell (Democratic)
District 26 J.J. Singh (Democratic)
District 27 Atoosa Reaser (Democratic)
District 28 David Reid (Democratic)
District 29 Marty Martinez (Democratic)
District 30 John McAuliff (Democratic)
District 31 Delores Oates (Republican)
District 32 Bill Wiley (Republican)
District 33 Justin Pence (Republican)
District 34 Tony Wilt (Republican)
District 35 Chris Runion (Republican)
District 36 Ellen McLaughlin (Republican)
District 37 Terry Austin (Republican)
District 38 Sam Rasoul (Democratic)
District 39 Will Davis (Republican)
District 40 Joe McNamara (Republican)
District 41 Lily Franklin (Democratic)
District 42 Jason Ballard (Republican)
District 43 Will Morefield (Republican)
District 44 Israel O'Quinn (Republican)
District 45 Terry Kilgore (Republican)
District 46 Mitchell Cornett (Republican)
District 47 Wren Williams (Republican)
District 48 Eric Phillips (Republican)
District 49 Madison Whittle (Republican)
District 50 Tommy Wright (Republican)
District 51 Eric Zehr (Republican)
District 52 Wendell Walker (Republican)
District 53 Tim Griffin (Republican)
District 54 Katrina Callsen (Democratic)
District 55 Amy Laufer (Democratic)
District 56 Tom Garrett (Republican)
District 57 May Nivar (Democratic)
District 58 Rod Willett (Democratic)
District 59 Buddy Fowler (Republican)
District 60 Scott Wyatt (Republican)
District 61 Mike Webert (Republican)
District 62 Karen Hamilton (Republican)
District 63 Phil Scott (Republican)
District 64 Stacey Carroll (Democratic)
District 65 Josh Cole (Democratic)
District 66 Nicole Cole (Democratic)
District 67 Hillary Pugh Kent (Republican)
District 68 Keith Hodges (Republican)
District 69 Mark Downey (Democratic)
District 70 Shelly Simonds (Democratic)
District 71 Jessica Anderson (Democratic)
District 72 Lee Ware (Republican)
District 73 Leslie Mehta (Democratic)
District 74 Mike Cherry (Republican)
District 75 Lindsey Dougherty (Democratic)
District 76 Debra Gardner (Democratic)
District 77 Charlie Schmidt (Democratic)
District 78 Betsy Carr (Democratic)
District 79 Rae Cousins (Democratic)
District 80 Destiny LeVere Bolling (Democratic)
District 81 Delores McQuinn (Democratic)
District 82 Kim Adams (Democratic)
District 83 Otto Wachsmann (Republican)
District 84 Nadarius Clark (Democratic)
District 85 Cia Price (Democratic)
District 86 Virgil Thornton (Democratic)
District 87 Jeion Ward (Democratic)
District 88 Don Scott (Democratic)
District 89 Kacey Carnegie (Democratic)
District 90 Jay Leftwich (Republican)
District 91 Cliff Hayes (Democratic)
District 92 Bonita Anthony (Democratic)
District 93 Jackie Glass (Democratic)
District 94 Phil Hernandez (Democratic)
District 95 Alex Askew (Democratic)
District 96 Kelly Fowler (Democratic)
District 97 Michael Feggans (Democratic)
District 98 Andrew Rice (Republican)
District 99 Anne Ferrell Tata (Republican)
District 100 Rob Bloxom (Republican)

"Vacant" means our source lists no one in that seat: a real vacancy, or a change it hasn't recorded yet.

Source: Open States (Plural Policy), checked Oct 28, 2026. Names link to each official's own page.