No one filed to run in a special Isle of Wight election. What happens now?

A community story from Virginia, reported by Virginia Mercury.

Community · Virginia · October 19, 2026

From Virginia Mercury

By Mechelle Hankerson / WHRO When Isle of Wight voters scan their ballot this election season, they’ll notice something different: Instead of names next to bubbles, voters will find a space to write in a name for recently vacated school board seat.

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