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Office of Voter Registration & Elections
Office of Voter Registration & Elections
Next Election: General Election on May 4, 2010
Last day to Register to Vote for the May 4th, 2010 Election is Monday April 12th until 5 pm.
Absentee Voting Information:
In Person Absentee Voting is available at City Hall (300 Park Avenue) beginning April 2nd. Hours for in person absentee voting are the same as office hours: 8 am to 5 pm.
Absentee Voting by mail is also available. Please fill out this  application (new window will open, wait a few seconds for window to redirect you to the form).
and mail it to: or fax it to:
Voter Registration 703-248-5204
300 Park Ave., Room 101E
Falls Church, VA 22046
Voter Registration
Citizens may register to vote in person at City Hall or by mail. Applications to register by mail are available at City Hall (300 Park Avenue) and at the Mary Riley Styles Public Library (120 North Virginia Avenue). Applications may also be requested by calling 703-248-5085 (TTY 711).
Polling Places
Polling places are accessible to persons with disabilities. The polls are open every election day from 6 a.m.-7 p.m. Registered voters waiting in line to vote at 7 p.m. will be allowed to vote.
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Ward One:
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Thomas Jefferson School
601 South Oak Street
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Ward Two:
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Oakwood Apartments
501 Roosevelt Boulevard
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Ward Three:
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Scout House
128 South Spring Street
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Ward Four:
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Falls Church Community Center
223 Little Falls Street
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Ward Five:
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American Legion Post
400 North Oak Street
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Electoral Board
M. Margarette Shovlin -
Chairman
Raymond Barnes -
Vice Chairman
Renee Bergmann Andrews -
Secretary
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David B. Bjerke - General Registrar
The Falls Church City Electoral Board announced that David B. Bjerke was sworn in as the City's General Registrar on Aug. 31, 2009. Bjerke comes to Falls Church from the Fairfax County Office of Elections, where he directed polling place and voting equipment operations for the county's 239 polling locations and more than 2,000 pieces of voting equipment. Bjerke is certified as a Virginia Registered Election Officer and is working toward national certification. He is also studying for a Master of Public Policy degree at George Mason University, from which he holds a Bachelor of Arts in Integrative Studies degree with a double concentration in Computer Graphics and Mulitmedia Technologies.
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