2020 DC, Maryland & Virginia Election Results
Virginia election results 2020, Maryland election results 2020 and DC election results 2020 - It's election day on Tuesday, November 3 during which President Donald Trump faces off against Joe Biden. Voters in Virginia, a battleground state, will make a crucial choice in deciding the country's future. Maryland and DC also feature contested races locally. Follow the real-time results as they come in from across the country and here in the DMV. A complete breakdown of the races and issues at hand in Loudoun County, Prince George's County, Montgomery County, Fairfax County, Fauquier County, Prince William County, Frederick County, D.C., Arlington, Alexandria and more can be found here.
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All of Virginia's U.S. House seats are up for re-election, as well as one critical U.S. Senate seat. Virginia will also vote on whether or not to create a commission to re-draw lines of congressional districts. All of Maryland's U.S. House seats are also up for re-election. Maryland will decide on the legalization of sports betting in the state as well as budget amendments. DC will elect each of its council members and also consider five of its nine board of education members.
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* Indicates an incumbent
Virginia U.S. Congress: District 7
Precincts: 232 / 232 (100% reporting)Abigail Spanberger (D)
51%
230,758
Nick Freitas (R)
49%
222,550
Write-In
0%
823
District of Columbia Council: At-Large
Precincts: 142 / 143 (99% reporting)Robert White (D)
26%
139,208
Christina Henderson (I)
15%
79,189
Vincent Orange (I)
12%
64,389
Ed Lazere (I)
12%
61,882
Marcus Goodwin (I)
11%
60,636
Markus Batchelor (I)
4%
19,095
Marya Pickering (R)
3%
17,883
Monica Palacio (I)
3%
13,635
Ann Wilcox (G)
2%
9,793
Franklin Garcia (I)
2%
8,972
Jeanne Lewis (I)
1%
7,417
Chander Jayaraman (I)
1%
7,365
Claudia Barragan (I)
1%
5,607
A'Shia Howard (I)
1%
5,329
Joseph Bishop-Henchman (L)
1%
5,173
Will Merrifield (I)
1%
5,086
Kathy Henderson (I)
1%
4,803
Alexander Padro (I)
1%
3,780
Calvin Gurley (I)
1%
3,203
Michangelo "Doctor Mic" Scruggs (I)
1%
2,874
Keith Silver (I)
0%
2,605
Mario Cristaldo (I)
0%
2,384
Write-In
0%
1,990
Rick Murphree (I)
0%
1,851
Eric Rogers (I)
0%
1,839
Maryland Question 2: Commercial Gaming
Precincts: 1,989 / 1,991 (99% reporting) For
67%
1,721,792
Against
33%
856,559
District of Columbia Initiative 81: Magic Mushrooms-Psychedelics
Precincts: 142 / 143 (99% reporting) Yes
76%
214,685
No
24%
67,140
Virginia Question 1: Redistricting Commission
Precincts: 2,581 / 2,585 (99% reporting) Yes
66%
2,779,728
No
34%
1,454,436
Virginia U.S. Congress: District 3
Precincts: 207 / 207 (100% reporting)Robert "Bobby" Scott (D)
68%
233,326
John Collick (R)
31%
107,299
Write-In
0%
736
Virginia U.S. Congress: District 4
Precincts: 270 / 270 (100% reporting)A. Donald McEachin (D)
62%
241,142
Leon Benjamin (R)
38%
149,625
Write-In
0%
577
Virginia U.S. Congress: District 5
Precincts: 330 / 330 (100% reporting)Robert "Bob" Good (R)
53%
210,988
B. Cameron Webb (D)
47%
190,315
Write-In
0%
1,014
Virginia U.S.Congress: District 2
Precincts: 183 / 183 (100% reporting)Elaine Luria (D)
52%
185,733
Scott Taylor (R)
46%
165,031
David Bruce Foster (I)
3%
9,170
Write-In
0%
343
Virginia President of the United States
Precincts: 2,585 / 2,585 (100% reporting)Joe Biden (D)
54%
2,412,702
Donald Trump (R)
44%
1,962,251
Jo Jorgensen (L)
1%
65,537
Write-In
0%
19,759
Virginia U.S. Senate
Precincts: 2,585 / 2,585 (100% reporting)Mark Warner (D)
56%
2,465,714
Daniel Gade (R)
44%
1,933,999
Write-In
0%
4,387
Maryland President of the United States
Precincts: 1,991 / 1,991 (100% reporting)Joe Biden (D)
66%
1,977,996
Donald Trump (R)
32%
974,606
Jo Jorgensen (L)
1%
33,406
Write-In
1%
17,455
Howie Gresham Hawkins (G)
1%
15,698
Jerome Segal (I)
0%
5,835
District of Columbia President of the United States
Precincts: 142 / 143 (99% reporting)Joseph Biden (D)
93%
317,323
Donald Trump (R)
5%
18,586
Write-In
1%
2,647
Jo Jorgensen (L)
1%
2,036
Howie Hawkins (G)
1%
1,726
Gloria La Riva (I)
0%
855
Brock Pierce (I)
0%
693
West Virginia President of the United States
Precincts: 1,733 / 1,750 (99% reporting)Donald Trump (R)
69%
539,610
Joseph Biden (D)
30%
232,502
Jo Jorgensen (L)
1%
10,462
Howie Hawkins (G)
0%
2,547
Write-In
0%
0
West Virginia U.S. Senate
Precincts: 1,698 / 1,750 (97% reporting)Shelley Moore Capito (R)
70%
541,641
Paula Jean Swearengin (D)
27%
207,210
David Moran (L)
3%
20,826
Write-In
0%
0
Maryland U.S. Congress: District 7
Precincts: 312 / 312 (100% reporting)Kweisi Mfume (D)
72%
237,084
Kimberly Klacik (R)
28%
92,825
Write-In
0%
1,009
District of Columbia Council: Ward 2
Precincts: 12 / 13 (92% reporting)Brooke Pinto (D)
69%
20,364
Randy Downs (I)
21%
6,141
Martin Miguel Fernandez (I)
7%
2,137
Peter Bolton (G)
3%
873
Write-In
1%
270
Katherine Venice (R)
0%
0
District of Columbia Council: Ward 4
Precincts: 19 / 20 (95% reporting)Janeese Lewis George (D)
94%
38,990
Perry Redd (G)
6%
2,434
Write-In
3%
960
District of Columbia Council: Ward 8
Precincts: 16 / 17 (94% reporting)Trayon White (D)
80%
25,340
Fred Hill (I)
15%
4,745
Christopher Cole (I)
3%
1,023
Nate Derenge (R)
2%
717
Write-In
1%
294
District of Columbia Delegate, House of Representatives
Precincts: 142 / 143 (99% reporting)Eleanor Holmes Norton (D)
87%
281,831
Patrick Hynes (L)
3%
8,503
Barbara Washington Franklin (I)
2%
7,628
Omari Musa (I)
2%
6,702
Natale Lino Stracuzzi (G)
2%
5,553
David Krucoff (I)
2%
5,017
Amir Lowery (I)
2%
5,001
John Cheeks (I)
1%
2,914
Write-In
1%
2,030
District of Columbia U.S. Shadow Representative
Precincts: 140 / 143 (98% reporting)Oye Owolewa (D)
82%
219,225
Joyce Robinson-Paul (G)
9%
24,581
Sohaer Rizvi Syed (I)
8%
20,248
Write-In
1%
3,953
District of Columbia U.S. Shadow Senator
Precincts: 140 / 143 (98% reporting)Paul Strauss (D)
82%
230,124
Eleanor Ory (G)
10%
27,742
Cornelia Weiss (R)
8%
21,323
Write-In
1%
2,890
Sohaer Rizvi Syed (I)
0%
0
Maryland Question 1: Balancing Budget
Precincts: 1,989 / 1,991 (99% reporting) For
74%
1,840,590
Against
26%
634,274
Maryland U.S. Congress: District 1
Precincts: 293 / 294 (99% reporting)Andy Harris (R)
64%
250,901
Mia Mason (D)
36%
143,877
Write-In
0%
679
Maryland U.S. Congress: District 2
Precincts: 223 / 223 (100% reporting)C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger (D)
68%
224,836
Johnny Ray Salling (R)
32%
106,355
Write-In
0%
710
Maryland U.S. Congress: District 3
Precincts: 249 / 249 (100% reporting)John Sarbanes (D)
70%
259,806
Charles Anthony (R)
30%
111,945
Write-In
0%
637
Maryland U.S. Congress: District 4
Precincts: 246 / 246 (100% reporting)Anthony Brown (D)
80%
282,119
George McDermott (R)
20%
71,671
Write-In
0%
687
Maryland U.S. Congress: District 5
Precincts: 223 / 223 (100% reporting)Steny Hoyer (D)
69%
274,210
Chris Palombi (R)
31%
123,525
Write-In
0%
1,029
Maryland U.S. Congress: District 6
Precincts: 237 / 237 (100% reporting)David Trone (D)
59%
213,130
Neil Parrott (R)
39%
142,924
George Gluck (G)
2%
6,830
Write-In
0%
324
Maryland U.S. Congress: District 8
Precincts: 206 / 206 (100% reporting)Jamie Raskin (D)
68%
271,704
Gregory Thomas Coll (R)
32%
126,368
Write-In
0%
599
Maryland: Calvert County Board of Education: Dist 1
Precincts: 21 / 23 (91% reporting)Dawn Balinski (I)
57%
21,382
Chad Leo (I)
42%
15,773
Write-In
1%
278
Maryland: Frederick County Board of Education
Precincts: 77 / 79 (97% reporting)Sue Johnson (I)
21%
59,321
Jason "Mr. J" Johnson (I)
16%
45,275
David Bass (I)
16%
45,257
Rae Gallagher (I)
14%
40,422
Lois Jarman (I)
14%
38,447
Dean Rose (I)
14%
38,101
Write-In
5%
13,380
Maryland: Montgomery County Board of Education: At-Large
Precincts: 253 / 255 (99% reporting)Lynne Harris (I)
53%
179,453
Sunil Dasgupta (I)
46%
158,146
Write-In
1%
3,783
Maryland: Montgomery County Board of Education: Dist 2
Precincts: 48 / 50 (96% reporting)Rebecca Smondrowski (I)
59%
190,598
Michael Fryar (I)
40%
129,062
Write-In
1%
2,557
Maryland: Montgomery County Board of Education: Dist 4
Precincts: 48 / 50 (96% reporting)Shebra Evans (I)
66%
214,675
Steve Solomon (I)
33%
108,979
Write-In
1%
2,056
Maryland: Montgomery County Question A: Property Tax Limit
Precincts: 253 / 255 (99% reporting) For
62%
237,999
Against
38%
144,510
Maryland: Montgomery County Question B: Property Tax Override
Precincts: 253 / 255 (99% reporting) Against
58%
219,540
For
42%
160,919
Maryland: Montgomery County Question C: Increase Councilmembers
Precincts: 253 / 255 (99% reporting) For
62%
235,006
Against
38%
146,310
Maryland: Montgomery County Question D: Alter Council Districts
Precincts: 253 / 255 (99% reporting) Against
58%
219,758
For
42%
159,517
Maryland: Prince George's County Board of Education: Dist 4
Precincts: 39 / 41 (95% reporting)Shayla Adams-Stafford (I)
66%
22,060
Bryan Swann (I)
33%
11,150
Write-In
0%
120
Maryland: Prince George's County Board of Education: Dist 7
Precincts: 39 / 41 (95% reporting)Kenneth F. Harris (I)
63%
25,316
Alexis Nicole Branch (I)
36%
14,498
Write-In
0%
142
Maryland: Prince George's County Board of Education: Dist 8
Precincts: 39 / 41 (95% reporting)Edward Burroughs (I)
86%
35,892
Gary Lee Falls (I)
13%
5,513
Write-In
1%
318
Maryland: Prince George's County Question E: Community College Bonds
Precincts: 272 / 274 (99% reporting) For
89%
322,560
Against
11%
41,571
Maryland: St. Mary's County School Board: At-Large
Precincts: 34 / 36 (94% reporting)Cathy Allen (I)
83%
37,224
Deforest Rathbone (I)
16%
7,339
Write-In
1%
265
Maryland: St. Mary's County School Board: District 2
Precincts: 34 / 36 (94% reporting)Jim Davis (I)
53%
23,449
Heather Marin Earhart (I)
46%
20,490
Write-In
0%
172
Maryland: Washington County Hagerstown Mayor
Precincts: 9 / 11 (82% reporting)Emily Keller (I)
62%
7,974
Michael Barnes (I)
38%
4,896
Write-In
1%
85
Virginia Question 2: Disabled Veteran Vehicle Tax
Precincts: 2,582 / 2,585 (99% reporting) Yes
86%
3,727,813
No
14%
606,933
Virginia U.S. Congress: District 1
Precincts: 244 / 244 (100% reporting)Robert Wittman (R)
58%
260,614
Qasim Rashid (D)
42%
186,923
Write-In
0%
641
Virginia U.S. Congress: District 10
Precincts: 213 / 213 (100% reporting)Jennifer Wexton (D)
57%
268,734
Aliscia N. Andrews (R)
43%
206,253
Write-In
0%
559
Virginia U.S. Congress: District 11
Precincts: 164 / 164 (100% reporting)Gerald "Gerry" Connolly (D)
71%
280,725
Manga Anantatmula (R)
28%
111,380
Write-In
0%
1,136
Virginia U.S. Congress: District 6
Precincts: 248 / 248 (100% reporting)Ben Cline (R)
65%
246,634
Nicholas Betts (D)
35%
134,789
Write-In
0%
478
Virginia U.S. Congress: District 8
Precincts: 171 / 171 (100% reporting)Donald Beyer (D)
76%
301,454
Jeff Jordan (R)
24%
95,365
Write-In
0%
925
Virginia: Arlington County Board of Supervisors
Precincts: 55 / 55 (100% reporting)Libby Garvey (D)
71%
82,007
Audrey Clement (I)
27%
30,843
Write-In
2%
2,050
Virginia: Fairfax County Herndon Mayor
Precincts: 4 / 4 (100% reporting)Sheila Olem (I)
61%
5,726
Roland Taylor (I)
38%
3,562
Write-In
1%
64
Virginia: Frederick County Winchester City Mayor
Precincts: 7 / 7 (100% reporting)John David Smith (D)
52%
6,017
Danielle Bostick (R)
47%
5,402
Write-In
1%
77
Virginia: Loudoun County Leesburg Mayor
Precincts: 12 / 12 (100% reporting)C.B. "Kelly" Burk (I)
72%
16,732
R.E. "Ron" Campbell (I)
27%
6,245
Write-In
1%
296
Virginia: Prince William County Manassas City Mayor
Precincts: 7 / 7 (100% reporting)E. Michelle Davis-Younger (D)
51%
8,203
Theresa Coates Ellis (R)
49%
7,834
Write-In
0%
43
Virginia: Prince William County Manassas Park City Mayor
Precincts: 4 / 4 (100% reporting)Jeanette Rishell (D)
53%
3,102
Michael Carrera (I)
46%
2,707
Write-In
1%
32
Virginia: Warren County Front Royal Mayor
Precincts: 6 / 6 (100% reporting)Chris Holloway (I)
47%
2,874
Michael McCool (I)
37%
2,295
James Favors (I)
9%
585
Write-In
7%
423
Virginia: Warren County Question: Relocation of Confederate Monument
Precincts: 12 / 12 (100% reporting) No
76%
15,845
Yes
24%
4,915
West Virginia Governor
Precincts: 1,680 / 1,750 (96% reporting)Jim Justice (R)
65%
492,743
Ben Salango (D)
31%
233,704
Erika Kolenich (L)
3%
22,142
Daniel Lutz, Jr. (I)
1%
11,058
Write-In
0%
0
West Virginia U.S. Congress: District 1
Precincts: 589 / 589 (100% reporting)David McKinley (R)
69%
178,925
Natalie Cline (D)
31%
80,195
Write-In
0%
0
West Virginia U.S. Congress: District 2
Precincts: 549 / 549 (100% reporting)Alex Mooney (R)
63%
169,506
Cathy Kunkel (D)
37%
98,990
Write-In
0%
0
West Virginia U.S. Congress: District 3
Precincts: 612 / 612 (100% reporting)Carol Miller (R)
71%
160,292
Hilary Turner (D)
29%
64,170
Write-In
0%
0
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