Fire Morgan Griffith November 3rd

For sixteen years, Morgan Griffith has been shortchanging his constituents by voting against their interests, taking money out of their pockets, and taking credit for programs funded by bills he voted against. He refuses to debate his opponent and doesn’t hold town halls. It’s no mystery why: He knows he can’t defend his record against anyone that might criticize it.

Morgan Griffith wants data centers in Southwest Virginia. He’s voted for bills that drastically cut funding to healthcare and food programs for families across our district. He’s supported the Trump administration by helping it block the release of the Epstein files, refusing to exercise Congress’s powers to reign in the disastrous Iran war, and doing nothing as the Trump family rakes in billions of dollars through corruption.

It’s more important than ever for everyone in the 9th district to get out and vote against him. If eligible voters don’t exercise that right, we’ll be stuck with at least another two years of Morgan Griffith’s failing policies and self-interested agenda. We want to help you exercise that right. Even if you’re not registered to vote yet, you can register at the polls on election day and vote with a provisional ballot. Here’s what you need to know to make your voice heard on November 3rd.

Find Your Voting Site

The Virginia Department of Elections provides a voting location lookup tool at https://www.elections.virginia.gov/casting-a-ballot/polling-place-lookup/. Whether or not you are currently registered to vote, all Virginia residents can find their voting location by providing their home address in the tool. There are dozens of locations throughout the 9th District, so wherever you live, you won’t have to go far to cast your vote.

What if I’m Not Registered?

Since 2022, all Virginians have had the ability to register to vote at the same time they cast their ballot. So, even if you haven’t already registered, you can show up to your polling place, register, and cast your vote on Election Day. All you have to do is show up to your voting site with your valid identification, fill out your registration information, and fill out your ballot. Your ballot will be cast provisionally, meaning that it won’t be counted until your registration is verified. However, once you’ve filled out the form and cast your vote, there’s nothing else you need to do. Click here to find out more about same-day voter registration in Virginia. If you have a Social Security Number, you will need to provide it on the form, so make sure you know it or bring it with you! You can find an example same-day registration form here.

Spread the Word

Share this post on your social media page and in any groups you might be a part of. Call your friends and tell them to get out and vote. Morgan Griffith’s constituents have been ignored and neglected long enough. It’s time to change our representation in Washington, D.C., and the only way that will happen is if every single person exercises their Constitutional right to vote!