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10/18/26 – No Kings “Party at the Polls”

October 11, 2026
By: Staff Writer

Sunday, October 18th 12-4PM

Henrico Western Government Center 4305 E Parham Rd, Richmond, VA 23228

Virginia’s polls are closed on Saturday, 10/17, but open Sunday, 10/18.

Amplify the call, “No Kings: Vote Early” at Saturday’s Monroe Park rally, then SHOW UP FOR AMERICA by casting your ballot early, in-person on Sunday, 10/18, 12pm-4pm.

Henrico County residents, join us for a “Party at the Polls”! Grab a free ice cream, visit our photo booth, enjoy games, giveaways, and more! We’ll celebrate you and every early voter!

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