The 2026 General Election for Virginia’s U.S. Senate race is set for Nov. 3, 2026, giving voters a clear date on which to settle the contest between Republican nominee Bert Mizusawa and incumbent U.S. Sen. Mark Warner.
That is why the last day to vote is drawing attention now: this is the day the race becomes real for people across the Commonwealth, and it is the point at which the campaign shifts from promises to counts. The election page for the race is meant to show how voters cast their ballots and how those votes add up in the statewide contest.
Warner enters the race with the advantage of incumbency and a long record in the seat. He was first elected in 2008, and Mizusawa is trying to end that stretch by persuading enough voters to back a change.
What the page does not yet provide is the final result itself. It points readers to the Virginia U.S. Senate race and the way people voted across the Commonwealth, but the outcome will only be decided when ballots are cast on Nov. 3, 2026. For now, the date is the story, and the count is still ahead.
