US midterm elections · 2026
  1. United States
  2. Virginia
  3. Fairfax City
  4. Ballot measures
  5. Fairfax City: Retail Sales Tax

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Fairfax City: Retail Sales Tax

Ballot measure

Fairfax City, Virginia

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Should the City of Fairfax, Virginia, be authorized to levy a general retail sales tax at a rate not to exceed one percent (1%), as determined by the City Council, to provide revenue solely for: (i) capital projects for new construction or renovation of schools serving the City, including bond and loan financing costs related to such needs; or (ii) public transportation purposes serving the City, including bond and loan financing costs related to such needs; or (iii) both capital projects for new construction or renovation of schools serving the City and public transportation purposes serving the City?

  • Yes––
  • No––
Not reported. Numbers and bars stay grey until official returns.

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Questions and answers

What does Fairfax City: Retail Sales Tax ask?

Should the City of Fairfax, Virginia, be authorized to levy a general retail sales tax at a rate not to exceed one percent (1%), as determined by the City Council, to provide revenue solely for: (i) capital projects for new construction or renovation of schools serving the City, including bond and loan financing costs related to such needs; or (ii) public transportation purposes serving the City, including bond and loan financing costs related to such needs; or (iii) both capital projects for new construction or renovation of schools serving the City and public transportation purposes serving the City?

When is the election?

Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Polls close at different times in each state; results appear here as each election office publishes its official returns.

When will results be available?

On election night, as each county and state election office publishes its returns. Until a race reports, it shows as not reported, never as zero; results stay unofficial until they are certified.