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Proposed Constitutional Amendments
Election Day is Nov 3 – Early Voting Begins Sept 18
The 2026 General Assembly passed three resolutions to amend Virginia’s constitution:
- Ballot Question 1: an extreme “right to abortion” amendment
- Ballot Question 2: an amendment to repeal the one-man/one-woman marriage provision
- Ballot Question 3: an amendment to restore voting rights
The proposals will appear on the Nov. 3 ballot as statewide referendums. Early voting begins Sept. 18. Prepare to vote!
Ballot Question 1: The VCC opposes the proposed amendment that would enshrine a “fundamental right” to abortion in Virginia’s constitution. VOTE NO on Ballot Question 1.
Ballot Question 2: The VCC opposes the proposed amendment that would repeal the one-man/one-woman marriage provision in Virginia’s constitution – a provision approved by Virginia voters in 2006 with strong support by the VCC. VOTE NO on Ballot Question 2.
Ballot Question 3: The VCC supports the proposed constitutional amendment that would guarantee the restoration of voting rights to all who have completed their prison sentences. VOTE YES on Ballot Question 3.
Flyers for parish use are available below. Visit our Stop the Extreme Abortion Amendment Hub here for additional resources.
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