What is Virginia redistricting?

Virginia is proposing new congressional district maps through a mid-decade redistricting process. A referendum on April 21, 2026 will let voters decide whether to adopt the new maps before the November midterm elections.

How do I check my new Virginia district?

Enter your address on vadistricts.org and the tool will show you both your current congressional district and your proposed new district under the new maps.

When is the Virginia redistricting referendum?

The redistricting referendum is scheduled for April 21, 2026. Early voting is already open as of March 6, 2026.

Will my congressional district change?

It depends on where you live. The proposed maps significantly redraw several districts, especially in Northern Virginia and Central Virginia. Use our free checker tool to see if your district changes.

Virginia's 1st Congressional District

VA-1 · Tidewater & Northern Neck

Current Rep

Rob Wittman

Republican

Proposed Lean

Democratic

D 52.5% · R 44.9%

Overview

Virginia's 1st Congressional District covers the Northern Neck, Middle Peninsula, and parts of the Fredericksburg region along the Chesapeake Bay.

What Changes in the Proposed 2026 Map

The proposed 1st District shifts north to unite Fredericksburg, Stafford, and parts of Prince William County with the Northern Neck — turning a long-safe incumbent seat into a genuinely competitive district where voters actually get to decide.

Major Areas

Fredericksburg
Stafford
King George
Northern Neck
Middle Peninsula

Is VA-1 your district?

Enter your address to confirm whether you're in the 1st district under the current map, the proposed map, or both.

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