2026 Elections Republican Primary Three Republican candidates are battling for the chance to take on Senator Mark Warner, who is heavily favored to retain his seat. Bryce Reeves, a state senator, was the leading candidate in the primary race until he dropped out in December, citing a “serious family health matter” and timing. Latest results from just now U.S. Senate, Republican Primary Candidate VotesPercent Chart showing percent Bert MizusawaB. MizusawaMizusawa 24,458 53.5% David E. WilliamsD. WilliamsWilliams 12,194 26.7% Kim FaringtonK. FaringtonFarington 9,061 19.8% Total reported 45,713
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Democratic Primary Senator Mark Warner, who has served the district in the Senate since 2009, is the Democratic nominee. The vice chair of both the Senate Democratic Caucus and the Senate Intelligence Committee, he is widely expected to retain his seat for a fourth term. Warner has said this is his last time seeking re-election. Latest results from 24m ago U.S. Senate, Democratic Primary race called U.S. Senate, Democratic Primary Candidate Mark R. WarnerM. WarnerWarner incumbent Winner Uncontested *Incumbent Key Races U.S. House, Key Races 1st District (D) Taylor +37 Seven Democrats are vying to challenge Representative Rob Wittman, a Republican, in a district stretching from Richmond to Virginia’s eastern coast. The race will be among the nation’s most competitive in November. The House Democratic campaign arm has backed Shannon Taylor, a moderate-leaning candidate and county prosecutor. 6% of votes in 2nd District (D) Luria +65 Former Representative Elaine Luria is the front-runner in a Democratic primary to represent a highly competitive swing district, which is anchored by military bases and a mix of suburban and rural communities. A U.S. Navy veteran, Ms. Luria represented the district from 2019 until losing her seat to Representative Jen Kiggans, a Republican who is also a Navy veteran, after a statewide redistricting. 17% of votes in 7th District (R) Ollivant +23 Three Republican candidates are vying for the chance to unseat Representative Eugene Vindman, a formidable fund-raiser who is favored to win in November. The contenders include a retired Army lieutenant, a businessman and a pastor and construction company owner. 29% of votes in 10th District (R) Beckwith +52 Three candidates are competing for the Republican nomination in a district that is considered solidly Democratic. Dave Beckwith, an Air Force veteran, has raised considerably more money than his primary opponents. A fourth candidate, Sam Wong, is on the ballot but has withdrawn from the race. 62% of votes in All Races U.S. House, All Races District Dist. Candidates Candidates Percent of votes in Link icon 1 Dem.1 (D) Shannon L. TaylorS. TaylorTaylor 54% Salaam BhattiS. BhattiBhatti 18% 6% › 1 Rep.1 (R) Robert J. WittmanR. WittmanWittman incumbent Winner Uncontested › 2 Dem.2 (D) Elaine G. LuriaE. LuriaLuria 81% S. DevanathS. DevanathDevanath 16% 17% › 2 Rep.2 (R) Jen A. KiggansJ. KiggansKiggans incumbent Winner Uncontested › 3 Dem.3 (D) Robert C. ScottR. ScottScott incumbent Winner Uncontested › 3 Rep.3 (R) Edwin RiveraE. RiveraRivera Winner Uncontested › 4 Dem.4 (D) Jennifer L. McClellanJ. McClellanMcClellan incumbent Winner Uncontested › 4 Rep.4 (R) Robert MurrayR. MurrayMurray Winner Uncontested › 5 Dem.5 (D) Tom S. P. PerrielloT. PerrielloPerriello 83% Suzanne K. KrzyzanowskiS. KrzyzanowskiKrzyzanowski 11% 7% › 5 Rep.5 (R) John J. McGuire IIIJ. McGuireMcGuire incumbent 82% Melanie V. LuceroM. LuceroLucero 18% 4% › 6 Dem.6 (D) Beth MacyB. MacyMacy Winner Uncontested › 6 Rep.6 (R) Ben L. ClineB. ClineCline incumbent Winner Uncontested › 7 Dem.7 (D) Eugene S. VindmanE. VindmanVindman incumbent Winner Uncontested › 7 Rep.7 (R) Doug A. OllivantD. OllivantOllivant 55% Philip A. HardingP. HardingHarding 32% 29% › 8 Dem.8 (D) Donald S. Beyer Jr.D. BeyerBeyer incumbent 70% Mo SeifeldeinM. SeifeldeinSeifeldein 16% 11% › 8 Rep.8 (R) Tony SabioT. SabioSabio Winner Uncontested › 9 Dem.9 (D) Joy A. PowersJ. PowersPowers 47% Adam Grayson MurphyA. MurphyMurphy 37% 11% › 9 Rep.9 (R) H. Morgan GriffithH. GriffithGriffith incumbent Winner Uncontested › 10 Dem.10 (D) Suhas SubramanyamS. SubramanyamSubramanyam incumbent Winner Uncontested › 10 Rep.10 (R) Dave T. BeckwithD. BeckwithBeckwith 73% Julie Anna PerryJ. PerryPerry 21% 62% › 11 Dem.11 (D) James R. WalkinshawJ. WalkinshawWalkinshaw incumbent Winner Uncontested › 11 Rep.11 (R) Arthur PurvesA. PurvesPurves Winner Uncontested › *Incumbent County Board County Board Race Candidates Candidates Percent of votes in Arlington Dem.Arlington (D) Matthew D. de FerrantiM. de Ferrantide Ferranti incumbent 59% Julie E. FarnamJ. FarnamFarnam 24% 22% *Incumbent
