FREDERICK COUNTY DISTRICTS AND VOTING PRECINCTS

Frederick County uses districts and precincts to organize local representation and elections. Your residential address determines your magisterial district, voting precinct, polling place, and state and federal legislative districts.

SIX MAGISTERIAL DISTRICTS

Frederick County’s six magisterial districts are: Back Creek, Gainesboro, Opequon, Red Bud, Shawnee, and Stonewall. District boundaries should always be confirmed through official county or state tools because redistricting and address assignments can change.

VOTING PRECINCTS AND POLLING PLACES

Frederick County currently lists 29 polling places. A familiar nearby school, church, or community building is not necessarily your assigned polling place. Confirm the location tied to your registration before Election Day.

CONFIRM YOUR ADDRESS-SPECIFIC INFORMATION

Use Virginia’s official voter portal to check your registration, precinct, polling place, and absentee-ballot information:

https://vote.elections.virginia.gov/VoterInformation

OFFICIAL FREDERICK COUNTY POLLING INFORMATION

Frederick County’s Office of Elections publishes county polling-place information and election notices:

https://www.fcva.us/departments/office-of-elections-voter-registration/polling-place-information

WHY DISTRICTS MATTER

Different addresses within Frederick County may vote for different members of the Board of Supervisors, Virginia Senate, or House of Delegates. Candidate and sample-ballot information should therefore identify the district or locality it applies to.

IF YOUR INFORMATION DOES NOT MATCH

Contact the Frederick County Office of Elections rather than relying on an unofficial map or old campaign material. Official election administrators can resolve registration, address, precinct, and polling-place questions.

CHECK MAPS BELOW

The following maps can help you identify which district you reside in!

Map of Frederick County Magisterial Districts, 2021, showing different districts in various colors with a legend indicating voting precincts, roads, boundaries, and streets. The map includes areas such as Gainesville, Back Creek, Stonewall, Shawnee, and Opequon.
Map of Back Creek Magisterial District showing precincts in different colors: Cedar Creek (green), Gore (blue), Kernstown (purple), Middletown (yellow), Russells (gray). It includes a legend, a scale, a compass rose, and polling locations marked with red squares.
Map of Back Creek Magisterial District showing precincts in different colors: Cedar Creek (green), Gore (blue), Kernstown (purple), Middletown (yellow), Russells (gray). It includes a legend, a scale, a compass rose, and polling locations marked with red squares.
Map of Gainesville Magisterial District divided into precincts labeled Albin, Gainesborough, Nain, Redland, and White Hall, with population numbers and polling locations marked.
Map of Opequon Magisterial District showing different precincts in various colors, with polling locations marked by red checkmarks. Legend indicates precinct names and populations, with a compass rose and scale at the bottom.
Map of Redbud Magisterial District showing precincts in Ash Hollow, Carpers Valley, Sulphur Spring, Greenwood, and Millbrook, with population numbers, roads, and polling locations marked.
Map of Shawnee Magisterial District showing precincts with different colors: Armel in yellow, Parkins Mill in purple, Shenandoah in blue, and White Oak School in peach. Red icons indicate polling locations.
Map of Stonewall Magisterial District showing precincts in different colors, with a legend indicating precinct names and populations, and polling locations marked.

Last reviewed September 22, 2026.