Last night Virginia prevailed in the competitive Congressional races and the pro-abortion constitutional amendments passed. Notably, Virginia House members avoided the catastrophe seen in North Carolina, that led to a massive change in the Congressional delegation.
Here are the results from Virginia’s Public Access Project. Click here to explore more in-depth.
Incumbent Democrat Senator Mark Warner defeated Republican challenger Bert Mizusawa, 61.06% to 38.67%.
Democrat Shannon Tayloer defeated long-time incumbent Republican Congressman Rob Wittman, 51.04% to 48.72% in Virginia’s First Congressional District.
Former Congresswoman Elain Luria defeated incumbent Republican Congresswoman Jen Kiggans, 53.06% to 44.56%. The Blue Ridge Times will continue to see if Luria actually moves to the district she represents.
Here are the results from three statewide referendums:
Right to Reproductive Freedom passed Yes 62.38%, No 37.62%.
Right to Same Sex Marriage passed Yes 57.39% to No 42.61%.
Right to Vote and Restoration of Felon Voting Rights Yes 56.47% No 43.53%.
