VOTE IN THE 2026 SPECIAL ELECTION

The special election will be held on February 10, 2026. Early voting begins January 31.

Why Is There a Special Election?

Alexandria voters will see a special election on February 10, 2026 because of recent changes in state leadership.

Governor Spanberger appointed Senator Adam Ebbin to serve in her administration, creating a vacancy in Senate District 39. Delegate Elizabeth Bennett-Parker is running for that open Senate seat, which in turn leaves her House seat vacant. As a result, two special elections are taking place on February 10, 2026.


When and Where to Vote

Early voting begins January 31 at the Alexandria Elections Office,
132 N. Royal St., Suite 100.

Election Day is Tuesday, February 10, 2026. Polls are open 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. at your regular precinct.
Please note: the City Hall Precinct has been relocated to the Lyles-Crouch Cafeteria.

Julie Lineberry

Candidate for the Virginia's 39th Senate District
Julie Robben Linesberry, a 45-year real estate professional and longtime community volunteer, today announced her candidacy for Virginia State Senate District 39 in the February 10, 2026 Special Election.

Linesberry, a Republican, will face Democratic Delegate Elizabeth Bennett-Parker in the race to succeed former Senator Adam Ebbin, who resigned after being elected to the Alexandria City Council.

Julie Robben Linesberry is a longtime Alexandria resident who has spent more than 45 years as a Realtor serving families across Northern Virginia.

She served for over a decade on the Alexandria Electoral Board, including as Chair and Secretary, and has been involved with the Girl Scouts for more than 50 years.

She was recognized by the Alexandria Commission on Women with the Marguerite Payez Award for Outstanding Community Service. Julie has served as President of the Inova Alexandria Hospital TWIG Auxiliary and is active at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church.

Mason Butler

Candidate for the Virginia's House of Delegates District 5
Mason Butler isn't a career politician—he's your neighbor. For over a decade, he's lived here, volunteered here, and fought for this community. Now he's ready to take that same accountability to Richmond.

Lowering the cost of living for ALL Alexandrians. Families are being squeezed by rising housing costs, childcare, and everyday expenses. Mason will fight for tax relief and policies that keep more money in your pocket.

An independent voice, not a rubber stamp. Mason will ask the hard questions about how your tax dollars are spent—and demand real answers. No more backroom deals. No more ignoring residents until election season.

Investing in the people who keep us safe. Our teachers, firefighters, and police officers deserve competitive pay that lets them live in the community they serve. Mason will fight for it.

Fixing what's broken—starting with our streets. From flooding to infrastructure, Mason is focused on the practical problems that affect your daily life.

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Annual Holiday Party

  • Tuesday, December 16th, 2025
    6:00pm - 8:00pm
  • Macmillan Spirit House
    500 Montgomery Street
    Alexandria, VA
  • $35 (includes buffet & cash bar)
You are cordially invited to the annual Alexandria Republican City Committee Holiday Party on December 16 from 6–8 p.m. at the MacMillan Spirit House with tickets priced at $35 and including a buffet dinner. Sponsorship opportunities are available!
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