RICHMOND — After officially kicking off his campaign for re-election and holding five days of public events with voters across the Commonwealth, U.S. Senator Mark Warner today filed the paperwork and petitions required to secure a place on the ballot for the 2026 U.S. Senate election.
“After five days on the road across the Commonwealth, I’ve heard the same message from Virginians everywhere: lower costs, get things done, and make sure our economy is ready for the changes ahead,” said Warner. “My focus has always been on delivering real results for Virginia – lowering costs, creating good-paying jobs, and making sure our workers and businesses are ready to lead as technologies like artificial intelligence transform the economy. That’s the work I’ve been focused on in the Senate, and it’s the work I’ll keep fighting to deliver.”
Under Virginia law, candidates for U.S. Senate must submit at least 10,000 signatures from qualified voters – including at least 400 from each congressional district – to the Virginia Department of Elections in Richmond. Warner today submitted 18,036 signatures from registered Virginia voters.
Information from a release. Posted by Dan McDermott.
