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Alexandrians headed to the polls Tuesday, casting their votes in the Democratic primary for governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general and the 45th District delegate race. Here's a look at the projected winners and how Alexandrians voted as results are coming in.
45th District
Alexandria Vice Mayor Elizabeth Bennett-Parker Tuesday night won the Democratic primary to become the party's nominee for the 45th District delegate seat in Richmond. Results were still coming in Fairfax County
"I’m honored to be the Democratic nominee for the 45th District. Thank you for your votes; I look forward to working with all of the Democratic nominees to win in November, and to representing all of HD-45 in Richmond. Special thanks to our incredible team of volunteers who made phone calls, knocked on doors, talked to your neighbors, and handed out campaign literature. This is a grassroots campaign, and I could not have done this without you."
She ran against incumbent Mark Levine, who was also running for the lieutenant governor spot in a crowded race. Levine was running third in that race with precincts still left to be counted.
45th District race
Here's how Alexandria voted:
- Incumbent Mark Levine: 39.58
- Alexandria Vice-Mayor Elizabeth Bennett-Parker: 60.42
Fairfax County (not all precincts as of 9:45 p.m.)
- Levine: 43.79
- Bennett-Parker: 56.21
Arlington County (all reporting):
- Levine: 47.15
- Bennett-Parker: 52.85
Governor's race
Former Gov. Terry McAuliffe was projected to win the Democratic primary for governor with a hefty percentage of the votes in the Commonwealth bringing in about 60 percent of the vote as some precincts were still being reported Tuesday night.
McAuliffe will face Republican nominee Glenn Youngkin in the general election on Nov. 2. Others on the ballot for governor include Independents Princess Blanding, Paul Davis and Brad Froman.
Democrat McAuliffe, 64, of McLean, served as the Commonwealth's governor from 2014-2018. Virginia is the only state in the country where a governor cannot run for two consecutive terms.
McAuliffe was up against Jennifer McClellan, a state senator who represents the greater Richmond area and Jennifer Carroll Foy, a former member of the House of Delegates representing parts of Prince William and Stafford counties. Both were aiming to become Virginia's first Black woman governor.
Others in the race were Justin Fairfax, Virginia's lieutenant governor who faces accusations of sex assault, which he has denied. Lee Carter was also in the race; he is a delegate representing parts of Manassas and Prince William County
Here's how Virginia voted statewide (with percentages received - not all precincts reporting)
- Former Gov. Terry McAuliffe: 61.75
- Former Del. Jennifer Carroll Foy: 20.23
- Sen. Jennifer McClellan: 11,62
- Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax: 3.6
- Del. Lee Carter: 2.80
Here's how Alexandria voted (all precincts reporting)
- Former Gov. Terry McAuliffe: 59.78
- Former Del. Jennifer Carroll Foy: 20.27
- Sen. Jennifer McClellan: 13.26
- Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax: 3.61
- Del. Lee Carter: 3.08
Lt. Governor's race
In the Lt. Governor's race, Del. Hala Ayala was projected to win the Democratic primary.
Ayala will face Republican Winsome Sears, the first Black Republican woman elected to the Virginia General Assembly.
Here's how Virginia voted (not all precincts reporting):
- Del. Hala Ayala: 37.59
- Elizabeth Guzman: 4.07
- Del. Mark Levine: 11.23
- Norfolk Council Member Andria McClellan: 11.25
- Fairfax County NAACP President Sean Perryman: 7.57
- Del. Sam Rasoul: 23.49
- NFL Agent and Lobbyist Xavier Warren: 4.81
Here's how Alexandria voted (all precincts reporting):
- Del. Hala Ayala: 27.14
- Elizabeth Guzman: 3.91
- Del. Mark Levine: 29.9
- Norfolk Council Member Andria McClellan: 7.07
- Fairfax County NAACP President Sean Perryman: 6.42
- Del. Sam Rasoul: 23.07
- NFL Agent and Lobbyist Xavier Warren: 2.49
Attorney General race
In the Attorney General race, Herring was projected to win the Democratic primary.
Here's how Virginia voted (not all precincts reporting):
- Incumbent Mark Herring: 55.41
- Del. Jerrauld "Jay" Jones: 44.59
Here's how Alexandria voted (all precincts reporting):
- Incumbent Mark Herring: 68.22
- Del. Jerrauld "Jay" Jones: 31.78
The winner will face Republican Jason Miyares.
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