Here is a schedule of elections for 2023 through 2025.
NOTE: As a result of 2022 redistricting, Northumberland County :
- Remains in Virginia’s First Congressional District.
- Is now in the 67th House of Delegates District; incumbent is Delegate Margaret Ransone (R) of Westmoreland County.
- Is now in the 25th State Senate District; incumbent is Senator Richard Stuart (R) of Westmoreland County.
2023
Primary if needed: June 20
November 7: General Election
- General Election for the Virginia General Assembly
- House of Delegates (District 67; Incumbent – Margaret Ransone (R) of Westmoreland County)
- State Senate (District 25; Incumbent – Richard Stuart (R) of Westmoreland County)
- Northumberland County Board of Supervisors, and, School Board
- Districts 1, 4, and 5 (Supervisor incumbents by district: James Brann; Thomas Tomlin; Ronald Jett)
- Districts 1, 4, and 5 (School Board incumbents by district: Dana O’Bier; Betty Christopher; Gail Sterrett)
- Northumberland County Constitutional Officers (4-year terms)
- Clerk of the Court (8 year term) (Incumbent – Deborah T. Bingham)
- Sheriff (Incumbent – John Beauchamp)
- County Treasurer (Incumbent – Ellen Booker Kirby)
- Commissioner of Revenue (Incumbent – Todd Thomas)
- Commonwealth’s Attorney (Incumbent – Jane Wrightson)
- Soil and Water Conservation Board (4-year terms)
- Robert G. VanLandingham
- Robert E. Pickett
2024
Presidential primary if needed: March 5
General primary if needed: June 18
November 5: General Election
- President and Vice-President
- US Senator (Senator Tim Kaine (D) )
- US House of Representatives
2025
Primary if needed: June 17
November 4: General Election
- Statewide general election
- Governor
- Lt. Governor
- Attorney General
- House of Delegates (100 members)
- Northumberland County Board of Supervisors, and, School Board
- Districts 2 and 3