VA – Question 2

Yes, wonDesired result
2,025,071 votes57.4%
No
1,503,371 votes42.6%

Margin: 521,700 votes (15 pts)

3,528,442 votes cast , 97% counted

What a “yes” vote means

A “yes” vote would replace Virginia’s same-sex marriage ban with a constitutional guarantee of the freedom to marry, so marriage equality stays protected whatever the Supreme Court does.

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U.S. House VA-01 and 4 more

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U.S. House VA-02
Flip Won
DemocratLuria, won, Elaine Luria, Preferred53.1%
RepublicanKiggans, Jen Kiggans44.6%
Margin: 28,615 votes (8.5 pts)
336,797 votes cast , 98% counted
Partners: CASA in Action Virginia , Virginia Coalition for Progressive Values , and 6 more
Partners: CASA in Action Virginia , Virginia Coalition for Progressive Values , and 6 more
Partners: CASA in Action Virginia , Virginia Coalition for Progressive Values , and 6 more
Partners: CASA in Action Virginia , Virginia Coalition for Progressive Values , and 6 more
VA – Question 3
Won
- Yes, won1,990,565 votes56.5%
- No1,532,227 votes43.5%
Partners: New Virginia Majority
Partners: New Virginia Majority
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U.S. House VA-07
Won
DemocratVindman, won, Eugene Vindman, Preferred59.7%
RepublicanOllivant, Doug Ollivant37.8%
Margin: 70,347 votes (22 pts)
320,552 votes cast , 98% counted
Partners: Virginia Coalition for Progressive Values
Partners: Virginia Coalition for Progressive Values
Partners: Virginia Coalition for Progressive Values
Partners: Virginia Coalition for Progressive Values
VA – Question 1
Won
- Yes, won2,182,091 votes62.4%
- No1,316,387 votes37.6%
Partners: New Virginia Majority
Partners: New Virginia Majority
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U.S. House VA-05
Not called yet
DemocratPerriello, Tom Perriello, Preferred48.0%
RepublicanMcGuire, John McGuire , Incumbent50.2%
Margin: 8,088 votes (2.2 pts)
360,938 votes cast , 98% counted
Partners: Virginia Coalition for Progressive Values , Common Defense , and 1 more
Partners: Virginia Coalition for Progressive Values , Common Defense , and 1 more
Partners: Virginia Coalition for Progressive Values , Common Defense , and 1 more
Partners: Virginia Coalition for Progressive Values , Common Defense , and 1 more
U.S. House VA-01
Not called yet
DemocratTaylor, Shannon Taylor, Preferred51.0%
RepublicanWittman, Robert Wittman , Incumbent48.7%
Margin: 9,460 votes (2.3 pts)
407,278 votes cast , 98% counted
Partners: CASA in Action Virginia , Virginia Coalition for Progressive Values , and 4 more
Partners: CASA in Action Virginia , Virginia Coalition for Progressive Values , and 4 more
Partners: CASA in Action Virginia , Virginia Coalition for Progressive Values , and 4 more
Partners: CASA in Action Virginia , Virginia Coalition for Progressive Values , and 4 more
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