Who serves in the Virginia Senate?

Current members. Traceable sources.

This is a dated current-member snapshot. Membership follows the active term identified by the official chamber directory. A candidate list or vote lead does not establish a serving member. This view does not refresh automatically.

The current official directories contain 100 House of Delegates members (64 Democratic, 36 Republican) and 40 senators (21 Democratic, 19 Republican), with no vacancies. All 140 original individual profiles independently agree on identity, party and district. House table/card views and the Senate seniority table provide separate current checks.

The House Clerk’s June 1, 2026 printed district roster corroborates 99 current House surnames, parties and districts; it still lists District 20 as vacant. The current House table and Sonia Vásquez Luna’s individual profile both explicitly identify service beginning November 5, 2026. That later direct service evidence controls District 20, rather than preliminary election results. The official printed Senate office directory corroborates all 40 current surnames, affiliations and districts. Full current profile names are preserved, including initials and diacritics.

Virginia’s regular House and Senate elections occur in odd-numbered years. Code §§ 24.2-214 and 24.2-215 start regular terms on the second Wednesday in January following election. The current regular House term began January 14, 2026; the current Senate term began January 10, 2024. Special-election replacements serve within those terms. Annual session opening is a distinct event and does not create a regular November 2026 term transition.

Current state legislative boundaries remain the Supreme Court of Virginia’s December 28, 2021 final House and Senate plans, as linked by the current official redistricting resource. Congressional redistricting disputes and obsolete pre-2021 maps do not supply these state district boundaries.

Only legislative representation is mapped. Statewide demographic measures remain under the direct 2024 ACS state authority; no district demographic estimate or ZIP/ZCTA claim is inferred.

Affiliations follow current chamber tables and all 140 official individual profiles, checked November 6, 2026. This dated snapshot does not refresh automatically.

Small-scale Census 2024 House and Senate cartographic polygons, checked against exact original components of the Supreme Court of Virginia’s December 28, 2021 final legal plans. All display rings, district IDs, labels and outer-component interiors are checked. Not address-level district determination.

Official roster sources

• Official current House member table — names, affiliations, districts and service dates ↗
• Official current House member cards ↗
• Official current Senate directory ↗
• Official Senate seniority table — independent member/affiliation view ↗
• House Clerk’s June 1, 2026 printed seating and district roster ↗
• Official 2026 Senate office, district and party directory ↗
• Code § 24.2-215 — House regular election and term commencement ↗
• Code § 24.2-214 — Senate regular election and term commencement ↗

District boundary sources

• Virginia Redistricting Commission — current court-approved final 2021 technical files ↗
• Supreme Court of Virginia — December 28, 2021 final redistricting order ↗
• Official final plan archive — exact House/Senate shapefile components retained ↗

These maps describe representation. The 2024 ACS State Demographics authority remains statewide; no district, ZIP, or ZCTA demographic findings are inferred.

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