The last day to vote in Virginia’s U.S. Senate race is Nov. 3, 2026, when the 2026 General Election will be held. Republican nominee Bert Mizusawa is trying to unseat Mark Warner, who was first elected to this seat in 2008.
For voters across the Commonwealth, that date is the marker that ends the campaign and starts the count. The race page points to the General Election for the U.S. Senate race in Virginia as the point when the choice is made between Warner and Mizusawa.
Mark Warner and Bert Mizusawa
Warner enters the race as the incumbent U.S. senator, and the 2008 election year gives his bid for another term a long record in the seat. Mizusawa is the Republican nominee looking to remove him.
That setup gives the race a simple structure for voters: one candidate is defending a seat he has held since 2008, while the other is trying to take it in the General Election.
Virginia voters on Nov. 3, 2026
The date matters because it is the scheduled point when the statewide Senate contest reaches its finish. People in Virginia who are following the race can treat Nov. 3, 2026 as the final day named for casting a ballot in this contest.
There are no additional dates in the provided facts, so the practical takeaway is limited to the race itself: the Commonwealth will decide this Senate seat on the Nov. 3, 2026 General Election ballot.
General Election for the U
The result page places the Senate race inside the larger 2026 General Election, but the only contest named here is Virginia’s U.S. Senate race. That leaves the race centered on the matchup between Warner and Mizusawa, with the election date set and the ballot question fixed.
For voters, the next step is straightforward: if they want to take part in the Virginia U.S. Senate race, Nov. 3, 2026 is the last day named in the record to do it.
