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結果: 民主党は維持、 民主党は増加、 共和党は維持、 共和党は増加 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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2023年バージニア州下院議員選挙は、2023年11月7日にバージニア州上院議員選挙と同時に行われ、第163回バージニア州議会議員を選出した。全100名の代議員は、小選挙区から2年の任期で選出された。選挙管理局を通じて行われた指名予備選挙は、2023年6月20日に行われた。[3]民主党は3議席を獲得し、 2021年に失った後、51対49の多数派で政権を取り戻した。[4]
背景
2021年の選挙後、共和党は2019年に民主党に奪われた代議院の支配権を取り戻した。共和党は2023年の選挙前に52議席の僅差で過半数を支配していた。[5]
2022年の総会終了後、下院民主党は秘密投票により、元議長で当時少数党院内総務だったアイリーン・フィラーコーン氏を党指導部のトップから外すことを決議した。[6]下院民主党はフィラーコーン氏に代えてドン・スコット氏を少数党院内総務に任命する。[7]
2023年の選挙は、2020年の国勢調査の結果による区画再編の後、新しい選挙区地図の下で行われた最初の選挙だった。[8] 2020年、有権者は圧倒的多数で憲法修正案を承認し、独立した区画再編委員会を設置した。この委員会は最終的に、新たに描かれた地図について合意に至らなかった。[9]代議員が立候補した選挙区は、バージニア州最高裁判所によって任命された2人の特別マスターによって作成された。[10]
グレン・ヤングキン知事は共和党による三権分立を目指し、2021年の選挙後、すでに下院を支配していたため、下院を維持し、バージニア州の上院をひっくり返して民主党の反対を押し切って自身の保守的な政策を施行しようとした。しかし、これは前年の米国最高裁判所のドブス対ジャクソン女性健康団体の判決を受けてバージニア州で行われる初の州レベルの選挙であり、この判決では、米国では中絶は憲法上の権利ではないとの判決が出ている。これにより共和党は前年の2022年中間選挙で赤い波を失い、同党は米国下院で予想よりも少ない多数派を受け入れざるを得なくなり、第118回米国議会で米国上院の民主党支配が続くことになる。ヤングキンは、自身の中絶計画がバージニア州の有権者に賢明なものと受け止められることを期待して、「禁止」という言葉を使う代わりに15週の中絶「制限」を提案することで共和党の中絶に関するメッセージを変えようとしたが、裏目に出た。民主党は下院の3議席を奪還し、再び支配権を握った。民主党は上院でも多数派を維持し、バージニア州議会の民主党統一統治を再び確立した。[11]
退職
現職議員25人は再選を求めなかった。
共和党
共和党員10人は再選を求めなかった。
- 第4地区:ウィル・ワンプラーが引退した。[12]
- 第17地区:クリス・ヘッドが州上院議員選挙に立候補し当選するために引退した。[13]
- 第20地区:ジョン・アヴォリが引退。[14]
- 第27地区:ロクサン・ロビンソンが引退した。[15]
- 第28地区:タラ・デュラントは州上院議員選挙に立候補し、引退した。[16]
- 第33地区:デイブ・ラロックは州上院議員選挙に立候補するため引退した。[17]
- 第56地区:ジョン・マクガイアは州上院議員選挙に立候補し、引退した。[18]
- 第60地区:ジェームズ・E・エドマンズが引退。[19]
- 第64地区:エミリー・ブリューワーは州上院議員選挙に立候補し、引退した。[20]
- 第99地区:マーガレット・ランソンが引退。[15]
民主党
民主党員15人は再選を求めなかった。
- 第10地区:ウェンディ・グーディスが引退。[21]
- 第13地区:ダニカ・ロームは州上院議員選挙に立候補し、引退した。[22]
- 第31地区:エリザベス・グスマンは州上院議員選挙に立候補するため引退した。[23]
- 第34地区:キャスリーン・マーフィーが引退。[24]
- 第36地区:ケン・プラムが引退した。[25]
- 第38地区:ケイ・コリーが引退。[26]
- 第41地区:アイリーン・フィラー・コーンが引退。[27]
- 第57地区:サリー・L・ハドソンが州上院議員選挙に立候補するため引退。[28]
- 第68地区:ドーン・アダムスが引退。[29]
- 第71地区:ジェフ・ボーンが引退した。[30]
- 第72地区:スカイラー・ヴァンヴァルケンバーグは引退し、州上院議員選挙に立候補して当選した。[31]
- 第76地区:クリント・ジェンキンスは州上院議員選挙に立候補するため引退した。[20]
- 第87地区:スハス・スブラマニヤムが引退し、州上院議員選挙に立候補して当選した。[32]
- 第90地区:アンジェリア・ウィリアムズ・グレイブスが引退し、州上院議員選挙に立候補して当選した。[33]
- 第93地区:マイク・マリンが引退した。[34]
辞任
2023年の総選挙当日、辞職により6議席が空席となった。
民主党
2人の民主党議員が任期満了前に辞任した。
- 第74地区:ラモント・バグビーは4月11日に辞任し、州上院議員に就任した。[35]
- 第79地区:ナダリウス・クラークは3月21日に辞任し、近隣地区の再選に立候補した。[36]
共和党
共和党議員4人が任期満了前に辞任した。
- 第22地区:キャシー・バイロンは9月30日に辞職し、バージニア州労働力開発促進局の対外関係担当副局長に就任した。[37]
- 第58地区:ロブ・ベルは9月18日に辞職し、バージニア州司法長官 ジェイソン・ミヤレスの事務所に加わった。 [38]
- 第83地区:ティム・アンダーソンは州上院議員選挙に立候補するため4月3日に辞任した。[39]
- 第84地区:グレン・デイビスは4月24日に辞任し、バージニア州エネルギー局長に就任した。[40]
現職議員が敗北
予備選挙では
現職の代議員1人(共和党員)は6月20日の予備選挙で敗北した。
共和党
総選挙では
11月7日の総選挙では、共和党と無所属の現職代議員2名が敗北した。
共和党
- 第97地区:カレン・グリーンハルはマイケル・フェガンズに敗れて再選を逃した。[42]
独立系
特別選挙
第162回バージニア州議会では4回の特別選挙が行われました。最初の選挙は2022年1月11日に行われました。次の2回は2023年1月10日に行われました。4回目は2023年8月29日に行われました。
第89地区(特別)
現職の民主党員ジェイ・ジョーンズは2017年に初当選し、2021年12月31日に引退した。[44]
第24地区(特別)
現職共和党員ロニー・キャンベルは2018年に初当選し、2022年12月13日に亡くなった。[46]
第35地区(特別)
現職の民主党員マーク・キームは2009年に初当選し、2022年9月6日に辞任した。[48]
第6地区(特別)
2013年に初当選した現職共和党員ジェフ・キャンベルは、2023年7月14日に辞任した。[50]キャンベルはすでに2023年の辞任を発表していた。[51]
概要
接戦
勝利の差が10%未満だった選挙区:
- HD地区82、0.2%
- HD地区41、0.8%
- HD地区71、1.8%
- HD第89地区、1.8%上昇
- HD地区57、2%
- HD地区21、3.6%
- HD地区22、4.6%
- HD District 97、4.8%増加
- HD地区75、5.8%
- HD第65地区、6%増加
- HD第84地区、6.2%増加
- HD地区30、6.8%
- HD地区52、9%
- HD地区58、9%
- HD地区64、9%
- HD地区73、9%
予測
結果の概要バージニア州下院地区
投票
地区一覧
第1地区
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下院第1選挙区にはアーリントン郡の一部が含まれます。現職の代議員は2009年に初当選した 民主党のパトリック・ホープです。
民主党予備選
候補者
- パトリック・ホープ、現職[57]
総選挙
- 予測
第2地区
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下院第 2 選挙区にはアーリントン郡の一部が含まれます。この選挙区は、区画再編により空席となりました。
民主党予備選
候補者
- アデル・マクルーア、地域活動家[57] [59] [60]
撤回
- ケビン・サウセド・ブローチ、アルフォンソ・ロペス の元首席補佐官(予備選挙に残る)[57] [61]
結果
総選挙
- 予測
第3地区
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下院第3地区は、アレクサンドリア市とアーリントン郡の一部に位置しています。現職の代表は、2011年に初当選した 民主党のアルフォンソ・ロペスです。
民主党予備選
候補者
- アルフォンソ・ロペス現職[57]
独立系
宣言された
- マイク・ウェッブ、アメリカ陸軍の退役軍人で常連候補者[63]
総選挙
- 予測
第4地区
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第 4 下院選挙区は、アレクサンドリア市とフェアファックス郡の一部に位置しています。現職の代議員は、2009 年に初当選した 民主党のチャーニエル・ヘリングです。
民主党予備選
候補者
- チャーニエール・ヘリング、現職[57]
総選挙
- 予測
第5地区
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下院第5地区にはアレクサンドリア市の一部が含まれます。現職の代議員は、2021年に初当選した 民主党のエリザベス・ベネット・パーカーです。
民主党予備選
候補者
- エリザベス・ベネット・パーカー、現職[57] [66]
総選挙
- 予測
第6地区
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下院第6選挙区にはフェアファックス郡の一部が含まれます。この選挙区には、区画再編後の現職議員が2名います。2015年に初当選した民主党のキャスリーン・マーフィー氏と、2014年に初当選した 民主党のリップ・サリバン氏です。
民主党予備選
候補者
- リップ・サリバン、現職[57] [68]
拒否
- キャスリーン・マーフィー、現職[24]
共和党予備選
候補者
- クリスティン・ホフマン、ITエグゼクティブ[57]
総選挙
- 予測
第7地区
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第 7 下院選挙区にはフェアファックス郡の一部が含まれます。現職の代議員は 1981 年に初当選した民主党のケン プラムです。
民主党予備選
候補者
- カレン・キーズ・ガマラ、フェアファックス郡教育委員会委員[70] [60]
予備選挙で敗退
- メアリー・バーテルソン、宇宙エンジニア、 2021年HD-36候補者[71]
- ポール・ベリー、教師[71]
- シャマリ・ハウト、米空軍退役軍人[71]
撤回
- ジョン・ファレル、レストン協会理事[72]
拒否
- ケン・プラム、現職代議員。[25]
結果
共和党予備選
候補者
- ルーレン・マスケニー、作家[63]
総選挙
- 予測
第8地区
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下院第8選挙区にはフェアファックス郡の一部が含まれます。現職の代表は、2021年に初当選した 民主党のアイリーン・シンです。
民主党予備選
候補者
- アイリーン・シン現職[57] [74]
共和党予備選
候補者
- マックス・フィッシャー、航空業界労働者[57]
総選挙
- 予測
第9地区
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下院第9選挙区にはフェアファックス郡の一部が含まれます。現職の代表は2017年に初当選した民主党のカリー・デラニーです。
民主党予備選
候補者
- キャリー・デラニー、現職[57] [74]
共和党予備選
候補者
- Nhan Huynh、ITコンサルタント、米陸軍退役軍人[63]
総選挙
- 予測
第10地区
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下院第10選挙区にはフェアファックス郡の一部が含まれます。現職の代表は2019年に初当選した民主党のダン・ヘルマーです。
民主党予備選
候補者
- ダン・ヘルマー、現職[57]
共和党予備選
候補者
- ジェームズ・トーマス、米海兵隊退役軍人[57]
総選挙
- 予測
第11地区
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下院第11選挙区にはフェアファックス市全体とフェアファックス郡の一部が含まれます。現職の代議員は2005年に初当選した民主党のデビッド・ブローバです。
民主党予備選
候補者
- デビッド・ブローバ、現職[57]
共和党予備選
候補者
- アルミラ・モハメッド、医学生[57]
総選挙
- 予測
第12地区
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下院第12選挙区にはフェアファックス郡の一部が含まれます。現職の代表は、2023年に初当選した民主党のホリー・セイボルドです。
民主党予備選
候補者
- ホリー・シーボルト、現職[57]
総選挙
- 予測
第13地区
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下院第13選挙区には、フォールズチャーチ市の全域とフェアファックス郡の一部が含まれます。この選挙区には、再編成後の現職議員が2名います。2009年に初当選した民主党のケイ・コーリー氏と、2013年に初当選した 民主党のマーカス・サイモン氏です。
民主党予備選
候補者
- マーカス・サイモン、現職[57] [80]
拒否
- ケイ・コリー、現職[26]
リバタリアン大会
候補者
- デイブ・クランス、地域ホテルマネージャー[81]
総選挙
- 予測
第14地区
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下院第14選挙区にはフェアファックス郡の一部が含まれます。現職の代表は1995年に初当選した民主党のビビアン・ワッツです。
民主党予備選
候補者
- ヴィヴィアン・ワッツ、現職[57]
共和党予備選
候補者
- カーティス・ウェルズ、ゼネコン、元大統領護衛[63]
総選挙
- 予測
第15地区
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下院第 15 選挙区にはフェアファックス郡の一部が含まれます。この選挙区は、区画再編により空席となりました。
民主党予備選
候補者
- ローラ・ジェーン・コーエン、フェアファックス郡教育委員会委員[57] [84] [60]
予備選挙で敗退
- エリック・シュミット、起業家[57]
- アンリ・トンプソン、教師[85]
結果
共和党予備選
候補者
- マーカス・エヴァンス、ITスペシャリスト[57]
独立系
撤回
- アンナ・ラナヴェ[57]
総選挙
- 予測
第16地区
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下院第16選挙区にはフェアファックス郡の一部が含まれます。現職の代表は2015年に初当選した 民主党のポール・クリゼックです。
民主党予備選
候補者
- ポール・クリゼック、現職[57]
総選挙
- 予測
第17地区
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下院第17選挙区にはフェアファックス郡の一部が含まれます。現職の代議員は2003年に初当選した 民主党のマーク・シックルズです。
民主党予備選
候補者
- マーク・シックルズ、現職[57]
共和党予備選
撤回
- リチャード・メレウ、政府関係担当官[57]
総選挙
- 予測
第18地区
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下院第18選挙区にはフェアファックス郡の一部が含まれます。この選挙区には、区画再編後の現職議員が2名います。2010年に初当選した民主党のアイリーン・フィラー・コーン氏と、2017年に初当選した 民主党のキャシー・トラン氏です。
民主党予備選
候補者
- キャシー・トラン現職[57] [74]
拒否
- アイリーン・フィラー・コーン、現職[27]
共和党予備選
候補者
総選挙
- 予測
第19地区
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下院第 19 選挙区にはフェアファックス郡とプリンス ウィリアム郡の一部が含まれます。この選挙区は、区画再編により空席となりました。
民主党予備選
候補者
- ロジーア・ヘンソン、連邦政府請負業者[57] [90]
予備選挙で敗退
- マキャ・リトル、元FBI職員[57] [91]
- ナタリー・ショーター、投資家、ルイーズ・ルーカスの孫娘[92]
結果
総選挙
- 予測
第20地区
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下院第20選挙区には、マナサス市とマナサスパーク市のすべてが含まれます。また、プリンスウィリアム郡の一部も含まれます。この議席には、再編成後の現職議員が2人います。2021年に初当選した民主党のミシェル・マルドナド氏と、2017年に初当選したダニカ・ローム氏です。
民主党予備選
候補者
- ミシェル・マルドナド、現職[57]
拒否
- ダニカ・ローム、現職( SD-30選挙区に立候補)[57]
共和党予備選
候補者
- シャロン・E・アシュハースト、マナサス共和党委員会元委員長[63]
総選挙
- 予測
第21地区
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下院第 21 選挙区にはプリンス ウィリアム郡の一部が含まれます。この選挙区は、区画再編により空席となりました。
民主党予備選
候補者
- ジョシュ・トーマス、米海兵隊退役軍人、弁護士[57] [95]
共和党予備選
候補者
- ジョン・スターラップ、ロビイスト、元プリンスウィリアム郡監督官[96] [60]
予備選挙で敗退
- ジョシュ・クイル、米海兵隊退役軍人[57] [97]
結果
総選挙
- 予測
推薦
第22地区
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下院第 22 選挙区にはプリンス ウィリアム郡の一部が含まれます。この選挙区は、区画再編により空席となりました。
共和党予備選
候補者
民主党予備選
候補者
- トラヴィス・ネムバード、アメリカン大学非常勤教授[57]
総選挙
- 予測
推薦
- 州当局者
- グレン・ヤングキン、第74代バージニア州知事(2022年-現在)[98]
- ジェイソン・ミヤレス、バージニア州第48代司法長官(2022年現在)、バージニア州第82選挙区下院議員(2016年 - 2022年) [101]
- ジャクソン・ミラー、バージニア州下院議員(第50選挙区、2006年 - 2018年)[102]
- 地方当局者
- グレン・ヒル、プリンス・ウィリアム郡保安官[103]
- マイケル・メイ、 2015年と2019年にプリンスウィリアム郡連邦検事の共和党候補、プリンスウィリアム郡監督委員会の元オコクアン地区代表(2007-2015年) [104]
- ミルトン・C・ジョンズ、元プリンスウィリアム郡公立学校委員会議長(2008-2015)、元プリンスウィリアム郡公立学校委員会ブレンツビル地区代表(2004-2007)[105]
- ショーン・ブラン、プリンスウィリアム郡公立学校委員会元ブレンツビル地区代表(2016-2017年)[106]
- 組織
- プリンスウィリアム郡警察協会[107]
- バージニア州プロフェッショナル消防士[108]
- アメリカ退役軍人の投票[109]
第23地区
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下院第23選挙区には、プリンスウィリアム郡とスタッフォード郡の一部が含まれます。現職の代表は、2021年に初当選した 民主党のキャンディ・キングです。
民主党予備選
候補者
- 現職のキャンディ・キング[57]
共和党予備選
候補者
- ジェームズ・タリー、米海兵隊退役軍人[57]
総選挙
- 予測
第24地区
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下院第24選挙区にはプリンスウィリアム郡の一部が含まれています。この議席には、再編成後の現職議員が2人います。2017年に初当選した民主党のエリザベス・グスマンと、2009年に初当選した民主党のルーク・トリアンです。グスマン議員は、州上院議員に立候補する意向を発表しました。[115]
民主党予備選
候補者
- ルーク・トリアン、現職[57]
拒否
- エリザベス・グスマン、現職( SD-29選挙区に立候補)[115]
総選挙
- 予測
第25地区
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下院第25選挙区にはプリンスウィリアム郡の一部が含まれます。現職の代表は、2021年に初当選した 民主党のブリアナ・シーウェルです。
民主党予備選
候補者
- ブリアナ・シーウェル、現職[57] [117]
共和党予備選
候補者
- ジョン・S・グレイ、2015年教育委員会候補者[63]
総選挙
- 予測
第26地区
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下院第26選挙区にはラウドン郡の一部が含まれます。現職の代表は、2019年に初当選した 民主党のスハス・スブラマニヤムです。
民主党予備選
候補者
- カンナン・スリニヴァサン、金融専門家[57] [119] [60]
予備選挙で敗退
- シリシャ・コンパリ、実業家[120]
資格を得られなかった
- Sreedhar Nagireddi、IT プロフェッショナル[120]
拒否
- スハス・スブラマニャム、現職 ( SD-32に立候補) [21]
結果
共和党予備選
候補者
- ラフィ・カジャ、教育者[120]
総選挙
- 予測
第27地区
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下院第 27 選挙区にはラウドン郡の一部が含まれます。この選挙区は、区画再編により空席となりました。
民主党予備選
候補者
- アトゥーサ・リーサー、ラウドン郡教育委員会委員[57] [122]
撤回
- カンナン・スリニヴァサン、金融専門家(HD-26に立候補)[57] [122]
共和党予備選
候補者
- クリス・ハーニッシュ、元米国国務省対テロ担当副調整官[123]
総選挙
- 予測
第28地区
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下院第28選挙区にはラウドン郡の一部が含まれる。現職の代表は2017年に初当選した 民主党のデイビッド・リードである。
民主党予備選
候補者
- デビッド・リード現職[57] [122]
共和党予備選
ノニニー
- ポール・ロット、教育コンサルタント、 2022年VA-10候補者[120]
総選挙
- 予測
第29地区
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下院第 29 選挙区にはラウドン郡の一部が含まれます。この選挙区は、区画再編により空席となりました。
民主党予備選
候補者
- マーティ・マルティネス、リースバーグ市議会議員[57] [126]
資格を得られなかった
- ミシェル・トーマス牧師[57]
共和党予備選
候補者
- ジョナサン・マーク・ロジャース、教育者[120]
総選挙
- 予測
第30地区
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下院第30選挙区には、フォーキア郡とラウドン郡の一部が含まれます。現職は共和党のデイブ・ラロックで、2013年に初当選しました。
共和党予備選
候補者
資格を得られなかった
- カレブ・マックス、ビジネスマン、 2022年バージニア州第10選挙区共和党候補[123]
拒否
- デイブ・ラロック、現職代議員( SD-1に立候補)
民主党予備選
候補者
- ロバート・バンス牧師[128]
資格を得られなかった
- マックス・ソーウィッキー、経済学者[57] [128]
総選挙
- 予測
第31地区
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下院第31選挙区にはクラーク郡の全てとフレデリック郡およびウォーレン郡の一部が含まれます。現職の代議員は2017年に初当選した民主党のウェンディ・グーディスです。
民主党予備選
候補者
- スティーブン・フォアマン、ウォーレン郡民主党委員会元委員長[57]
拒否
- ウェンディ・グーディス、現職[21]
共和党消防署予備選挙
候補者
- デロレス・ライリー・オーツ、ウォーレン郡監督官[130]
予備選挙で敗北
- ミシェル・レーン・スミスウィック、看護師[131]
結果
独立系
宣言された
- グレース・エリザベス・モリソン、教育者[57]
総選挙
- 予測
第32地区
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下院第32選挙区には、ウィンチェスター市全体とフレデリック郡の一部が含まれます。現職の代議員は、2020年に初当選した 共和党のビル・ワイリーです。
共和党予備選
候補者
- ビル・ワイリー現職[57] [134]
民主党予備選
候補者
- マディ・ロドリゲス、シェナンドー大学非常勤教授[57]
総選挙
- 予測
第33地区
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下院第33選挙区には、ペイジ郡とシェナンドー郡のすべてが含まれます。また、ロッキンガム郡とウォーレン郡の一部も含まれます。現職の代議員は共和党のトッド・ギルバートで、2005年に初当選しました。
共和党予備選
候補者
- トッド・ギルバート、現職[57]
民主党予備選
候補者
- ボブ・スミス、アメリカ陸軍退役軍人[57] [136]
総選挙
- 予測
第34地区
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下院第34選挙区にはハリソンバーグ市とロッキンガム郡の一部が含まれます。現職の代議員は共和党のトニー・ウィルトで、2010年に初当選しました。
共和党予備選
ノニニー
- トニー・ウィルト、現職[57]
民主党予備選
候補者
- エスター・ナイザー、ITマネージャー[57]
総選挙-
- 予測
第35地区
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下院第35選挙区には、バス郡とハイランド郡のすべてが含まれます。また、オーガスタ郡とロッキンガム郡の一部も含まれます。現職の代議員は、2019年に初当選した共和党のクリス・ラニオンです。
共和党予備選
候補者
- クリス・ルニオン、現職[57]
総選挙
- 予測
第36地区
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下院第36選挙区には、スタントン市とウェインズボロ市、およびオーガスタ郡とロックブリッジ郡の一部が含まれます。この選挙区には、再編成後の現職議員が2人います。2019年に初当選した共和党のジョン・アヴォリ氏と、2023年に初当選した共和党のエレン・キャンベル氏です。
共和党予備選
候補者
- エレン・キャンベル、現職[57]
拒否
- ジョン・アヴォリ、現職[14]
民主党予備選
候補者
- ランドール・ウルフ、 2021年HD-20民主党候補[57]
総選挙
- 予測
第37地区
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下院第37選挙区には、ブエナビスタ、コビントン、レキシントンの各市が含まれます。また、アレゲニー郡、ボテトート郡、クレイグ郡のすべて、さらにロックブリッジ郡の一部も含まれます。この選挙区には、再編後の現職議員が2名います。共和党のテリー・オースティンは2013年に初当選し、クリス・ヘッドは2011年に初当選しました。
共和党予備選
候補者
- テリー・オースティン、現職[57]
拒否
- クリス・ヘッド、現職( SD-3選挙区に立候補)[57]
民主党予備選
候補者
- ステファニー・クラーク、コビントン元市長[57]
総選挙
- 予測
第38地区
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下院第38選挙区にはロアノーク市の一部が含まれます。現職の代議員は2013年に初当選した民主党のサム・ラソールです。
民主党予備選
候補者
- サム・ラソール現職[57]
総選挙
- 予測
第39地区
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下院第 39 選挙区には、フランクリン郡のすべてとロアノーク郡の一部が含まれます。この選挙区は、区画再編により空席となりました。
共和党予備選
候補者
- ウィル・デイビス、弁護士[143] [60]
予備選挙で敗退
- ロン・ジェファーソン、アパラチアン・パワーの引退したラインマン[57]
推薦
- 州議会議員
- キャシー・バイロン、第22地区州議会議員(1998年~現在)[144]
結果
民主党予備選
品質が悪かった
- グレゴリー・マクスウェル[57]
総選挙
- 予測
第40地区
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下院第40選挙区には、セーラム市全体、ロアノーク市の一部、ロアノーク郡の一部が含まれます。現職の代議員は共和党のジョー・マクナマラで、2018年に初当選しました。
共和党予備選
候補者
- ジョー・マクナマラ現職[57]
民主党予備選
候補者
- ミスティ・ドーン・ヴィッカーズ、ソーシャルワーカー[57]
総選挙
- 予測
第41地区
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下院第 41 選挙区には、モンゴメリー郡とロアノーク郡の一部が含まれます。この選挙区は、区画再編により空席となりました。
共和党の集会
候補者
- クリス・オベンシャイン、モンゴメリー郡副州検事[147]
会議で敗北
- ローウェル・ボウマン、請負業者、 2021年HD-7共和党候補者[148]
結果
民主党予備選
候補者
- リリー・フランクリン、サム・ラソールの首席補佐官[150]
撤回
- ジェームズ・ハーダー、CS/rootのディレクター、2013年のHD-12の民主党候補[148]
総選挙
- 予測
第42地区
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下院第42選挙区には、ラドフォード市全体とジャイルズ郡が含まれます。また、プラスキ郡とモンゴメリー郡の一部も含まれます。現職の代議員は、2021年に初当選した共和党のジェイソン・バラードです。
共和党の集会
候補者
- ジェイソン・バラード、現職[57]
会議で敗北
- ジョディ・パイルズ、マーケティングおよびセールスコンサルタント[57]
結果
総選挙
- 予測
第43地区
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下院第 43 選挙区には、ブランド郡、ブキャナン郡、タズウェル郡のすべてが含まれます。また、ディケンソン郡とラッセル郡の一部も含まれます。現職の代議員は、2009 年に初当選した共和党のウィル モアフィールドです。
共和党予備選
候補者
- ウィル・モアフィールド、現職[57]
独立系
宣言された
- デイブ・ラトリフ[63]
総選挙
- 予測
第44地区
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下院第44選挙区には、ブリストル市全体とワシントン郡が含まれます。また、ラッセル郡の一部も含まれます。この選挙区には、再編成後の現職議員が2名います。2011年に初当選した共和党のイズラエル・オクィン氏と、2019年に初当選した共和党のウィル・ワンプラー氏です。
共和党予備選
候補者
- イスラエル・オクィン、現職[57]
拒否
- ウィル・ワンプラー、現職[12]
総選挙
- 予測
第45地区
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下院第 45 選挙区には、ノートン市全体、リー郡、スコット郡、ワイズ郡が含まれます。また、ディケンソン郡の一部も含まれます。現職の代議員は、1993 年に初当選した共和党員のテリー キルゴアです。
共和党予備選
候補者
- テリー・キルゴア、現職[57]
総選挙
- 予測
第46地区
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下院第46選挙区には、グレイソン郡、スミス郡、ワイス郡のすべてが含まれます。また、プラスキ郡の一部も含まれます。現職の代議員は、2023年に初当選した共和党のジェド・アーノルドです。
共和党予備選
候補者
- ジェド・アーノルド、現職[157] [158]
拒否
- ジェフ・キャンベル、元代表[51]
総選挙
- 予測
第47地区
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下院第47選挙区には、ギャラックス市全体、キャロル郡、フロイド郡、パトリック郡が含まれます。また、ヘンリー郡の一部も含まれます。この選挙区には、再編成後の現職議員が2名います。2021年に初当選した共和党のマリー・マーチと、同じく2021年に初当選した共和党 のレン・ウィリアムズです。
共和党予備選
候補者
- レン・ウィリアムズ、現職[57] [160] [60]
予備選挙で敗退
- マリー・マーチ現職[57] [160]
推薦
- 州当局者
- ウィンサム・シアーズ、バージニア州第42代副知事(2022年現在)、第90選挙区州議会議員(2002年 - 2004年)[144]
- ジェイソン・ミヤレス、バージニア州第48代司法長官(2022年現在)、第82地区州議会議員(2016年 - 2022年)[144]
結果

- 50~60%
- 60~70%
- 80~90%
- 60~70%
民主党予備選
- パティ・クエゼンベリー、農家[161]
独立系
宣言された
- ヤコブ・フロゲル[57]
総選挙
- 予測
第48地区
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下院第48選挙区にはマーティンズビル市全体が含まれます。またヘンリー郡とピッツシルベニア郡の一部も含まれます。現職の代議員は共和党のレス・アダムスで、2013年に初当選しました。
共和党予備選
候補者
- レス・アダムス、現職[57]
民主党予備選
資格なし
- チャンス・トレビリアン、受付係、 2021年HD-16民主党候補[57]
総選挙
- 予測
第49地区
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下院第49選挙区には、ダンビル市全体が含まれます。また、ハリファックス郡とピッツシルベニア郡の一部も含まれます。この選挙区には、再編成後、2009年に初当選した共和党のジェームズ・E・エドマンズと、2001年に初当選した共和党のダニー・マーシャルの2人の現職議員がいます。エドマンズは引退します。[19]
共和党予備選
候補者
- ダニー・マーシャル、現職[57]
拒否
- 現職のジェームズ・エドマンズ氏。[19]
民主党予備選
資格を得られなかった
- ジャスミン・リップスコム、米海兵隊退役軍人[57]
総選挙
- 予測
50地区
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House District 50 contains all of Charlotte County, Lunenburg County, and Mecklenburg County. As well as portions of Halifax County and Prince Edward County. Incumbent delegate is Republican Tommy Wright who was first elected in 2000.
Republican primary
Nominee
- Tommy Wright, incumbent[57][60]
Withdrawn
- John Marsden, attorney and former Prince Edward County GOP Chair (remained on primary ballot)[165][166]
Results
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Josh Blakely, Director of Transformative Learning and Brock Experiences at Longwood University[57]
General election
- Predictions
District 51
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House District 51 contains portions of Bedford County, Campbell County, and Pittsylvania County. Incumbent delegate is Republican Matt Fariss, who was first elected in 2011. Fariss, facing felony charges for a hit and run, did not file for the Republican primary, but later filed to run as an independent.[168]
Republican primary
Nominee
- Eric Zehr, former Campbell County supervisor[57][169]
Failed to Qualify
- Matt Fariss, incumbent[57][170]
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Kimberly Moran[57]
Independent
Declared
- Matt Fariss, incumbent[170][171]
General election
- Predictions
District 52
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House District 52 contains the entire city of Lynchburg and portions of Campbell County. This district has two incumbents following redistricting: Republican Kathy Byron, who was first elected in 1997, and Republican Wendell Walker, who was first elected in 2019.
Republican primary
Nominee
- Wendell Walker, incumbent[57]
Declined
- Kathy Byron, incumbent[15]
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Jennifer Woofter, consultant[57]
General election
- Predictions
District 53
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House District 53 contains all of Amherst County. As well as portions of Bedford County and Nelson County. This is an open seat following redistricting.
Republican convention
Nominee
- Tim Griffin, attorney[57]
Defeated at convention
- Sarah Mays, activist[57]
Results
Total vote tally were not released publicly due to Mays conceding.[174]
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Sam Soghor, community activist, Democratic nominee for HD-24 in 2021, and Democratic candidate for the HD-24 special in 2023[57]
General election
- Predictions
District 54
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House District 54 contains the entire city of Charlottesville and portions of Albemarle County. This incumbent is Democrat Sally Hudson, who was first elected in 2019.
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Katrina Callsen, Chair of the Albemarle County School Board (2023–present) and Member for Rio Magisterial District (2018–present)[57][176][60]
Eliminated in primary
- Bellamy Brown, U.S. Marine veteran[177]
- Dave Norris, former mayor of Charlottesville (2008–12)[178]
Withdrawn
- David Brown, former Director of the Virginia Department of Health Professions[178]
- Dashad Cooper, social services employee[179] (running for city council)
Declined
- Sally Hudson, incumbent delegate (running for SD-11)[57]
Results
General election
- Predictions
District 55
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House District 55 contains portions of Albemarle County, Fluvanna County, Louisa County, and Nelson County.The seat is vacant after incumbent Republican delegate Rob Bell, who was first elected in 2001, resigned to join Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares's office.[38]
Republican primary
Nominee
- Steve Harvey, U.S. Army veteran[63]
Withdrawn
- Reid Wernig, aerospace engineer[57]
Declined
- Rob Bell, former delegate[181]
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Amy Laufer, former Charlottesville School Board member (2012–19) and Democratic nominee for SD-17 in 2019[182][60]
Eliminated in primary
Results
General election
- Predictions
District 56
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House District 56 contains all of Appomattox County, Buckingham County, and Cumberland County. As well as portions of Fluvanna County, Goochland County, Louisa County, and Prince Edward County. The incumbent is Republican John McGuire, first elected in 2017.
Republican convention
Nominee
- Tom Garrett, former U.S. representative for VA-5[185]
Defeated at convention
- Kevin Bailey, attorney[186]
- Jennie Wood, businesswoman[187]
Declined
- John McGuire, incumbent delegate (running for SD-10)
Results
General election
- Predictions
District 57
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House District 57 contains portions of Goochland County and Henrico County. This is an open seat following redistricting. The race made national headlines after it was reported that the Democratic nominee, Susanna Gibson, had livestreamed sexual acts with her husband on the website Chaturbate in the past.[190] The Republican Party responded by sending mailers to voters which included still photos of her and her husband clipped from the website, alongside a picture of the couple with their two children. The photos were not explicit, but the quotes from Gibson's videos that accompanied them were.[191]
Republican primary
Nominee
- David Owen, businessman[192]
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Susanna Gibson, nurse practitioner, healthcare and women's rights advocate[193][60]
Eliminated in primary
- Bob Shippee, retired banker, environmental advocate [193]
Results
General election
- Predictions
November 2, 2023
District 58
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House District 58 contains potions of Henrico County. Incumbent delegate is Democrat Rodney Willett, who was first elected in 2019.
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Rodney Willett, incumbent[57]
Republican primary
Nominee
- Riley Shaia, fitness instructor[57]
General election
- Predictions
District 59
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House District 59 contains portions of Hanover County, Henrico County, and Louisa County. Incumbent delegate is Republican Buddy Fowler, who was first elected in 2013.
Republican primary
Nominee
- Buddy Fowler, incumbent[57][196][60]
Eliminated in primary
- Graven Craig, attorney and Republican candidate for HD-56 in 2017[57]
- Philip Strother, attorney[196]
Results
Democratic primary
Nominee
General election
- Predictions
District 60
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House District 60 contains portions of Hanover County and New Kent County. Incumbent delegate is Republican Scott Wyatt, who was first elected in 2019.
Republican primary
Nominee
- Scott Wyatt, incumbent[57]
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Keith Braxton, teacher[57]
General election
- Predictions
District 61
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House District 61 contains all of Rappahannock County and portions of Culpeper County and Fauquier County. Incumbent delegate is Republican Michael Webert, who was first elected in 2011.
Republican primary
Nominee
- Michael Webert, incumbent[57][199]
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Larry Jackson, army contractor[57]
General election
- Predictions
District 62
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House District 62 contains all of Greene County and Madison County. As well as portions of Culpeper County and Orange County. Incumbent delegate is Republican Nick Freitas, who was first elected in 2015.
Republican primary
Nominee
- Nick Freitas, incumbent[57][201]
Democratic primary
Nominee
General election
- Predictions
District 63
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House District 63 contains portions of Orange County and Spotsylvania County. Incumbent delegate is Republican Philip Scott, who was first elected in 2021.
Republican primary
Nominee
- Philip Scott, incumbent[57]
General election
- Predictions
District 64
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House District 64 contains portions of Stafford County. This is an open seat following redistricting,
Republican primary
Nominee
- Paul Milde, former Stafford County supervisor and Republican nominee for HD-28 in 2019[205]
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Leonard Lacey, bishop[57]
General election
- Predictions
District 65
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House District 65 contains the entire city of Fredericksburg and portions of Spotsylvania County and Stafford County. The incumbent is Republican Tara Durant, first elected in 2021.
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Joshua Cole, former delegate[57]
Republican primary
Nominee
- Lee Peters III, Lieutenant for the Stafford County sheriff's office[57][60]
Eliminated in primary
- Michael Kasey, disability advocate[57]
Declined
- Tara Durant, incumbent delegate (running for SD-27)[57]
Results
General election
- Predictions
District 66
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House District 66 contains portions of Caroline County and Spotsylvania County. Incumbent delegate is Republican Bobby Orrock, who was first elected in 1989.
Republican primary
Nominee
- Bobby Orrock, incumbent[208]
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Mark Lux, teacher[57]
General election
- Predictions
District 67
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House District 67 contains all of King George County, Lancaster County, Northumberland County, Richmond County, and Westmoreland County, as well as portions of Caroline County. The incumbent delegate is Republican Margaret Ransone, who was first elected in 2011.
Republican primary
Nominee
- Hillary Pugh Kent, businesswoman[210]
Declined
- Margaret Ransone, incumbent Delegate[15]
Republican primary
Nominee
- John Quincy Smith, retired Air Force Senior Historian[57]
Independents
Nominee
- Richard Kenski, nonprofit founder[63]
General election
- Predictions
District 68
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House District 68 contains all of Essex County, King & Queen County, King William County, Mathews County, and Middlesex County. As well as portions of Gloucester County. Incumbent delegate is Republican Keith Hodges, who was first elected in 2011.
Republican primary
Nominee
- Keith Hodges, incumbent[57]
General election
- Predictions
District 69
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House District 69 contains portions of the city of Newport News, Gloucester County, James City County, and York County. Incumbent delegate is Democrat Michael Mullin, who was first elected in 2016.
Democratic primary
Withdrawn
- Lindsay Fogarty, rare disease advocate[57]
Declined
- Michael Mullin, incumbent[34]
Republican primary
Nominee
- Chad Green, York County supervisor[213]
General election
- Predictions
District 70
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House District 70 contains portions of the city of Newport News. Incumbent delegate is Democrat Shelly Simonds, who was first elected in 2019.
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Shelly Simonds, incumbent[57]
Republican primary
- Matt Waters, advertising consultant and Libertarian nominee for U.S. Senate in 2018[63]
Libertarian primary
Nominee
General election
- Predictions
District 71
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House District 71 contains all of the city of Williamsburg. As well as portions of James City County and New Kent County. Incumbent delegate is Republican Amanda Batten, who was first elected in 2019.
Republican primary
Nominee
- Amanda Batten, incumbent[57]
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Jessica Anderson, receptionist[57]
General election
- Predictions
District 72
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House District 72 contains all of Amelia County, Nottoway County, and Powhatan County. As well as portions of Chesterfield County. Incumbent delegate is Republican Lee Ware, who was first elected in 1998.
Republican primary
Nominee
- Lee Ware, incumbent[57]
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Bilal Zoulfikar Raychouni, Powhatan County Public Schools teacher[57]
General election
- Predictions
District 73
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House District 73 contains portions of Chesterfield County. Incumbent delegate is Republican Roxann Robinson, who was first elected in 2010.
Republican primary
Nominee
- Mark Earley Jr., attorney and Republican nominee for HD-68 in 2021[218][60]
Eliminated in primary
- Yan Gleyzer, e-cigarette distributor[57]
- Ryan Harter, Chesterfield County School Board member[218]
Declined
- Roxann Robinson, incumbent.[15]
Results
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Herb Walke, businessman[57]
General election
- Predictions
District 74
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House District 74 contains the entire city of Colonial Heights and portions of Chesterfield County. Incumbent delegate is Republican Mike Cherry, who was first elected in 2021.
Republican primary
Nominee
- Mike Cherry, incumbent[57]
Democratic primary
Failed to qualify
- Jessica Rowland, senior analyst[57]
General election
- Predictions
District 75
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House District 75 contains all of the city of Hopewell and portions of Chesterfield County and Prince George County. Incumbent delegate is Republican Carrie Coyner, who was first elected in 2019.
Republican primary
Nominee
- Carrie Coyner, incumbent[57]
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Stephen Miller-Pitts Jr., U.S. Army veteran and adjunct professor at Virginia State University[57]
General election
- Predictions
District 76
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House District 76 contains portions of Chesterfield County. This is an open seat following redistricting.
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Debra Gardner, public service employee and Democratic nominee for HD-27 in 2021[57]
Republican primary
Nominee
- Duc Truong, businessman[63]
General election
- Predictions
District 77
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House District 77 contains portions of the city of Richmond and Chesterfield County. This is an open seat following redistricting.
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Michael Jones, Richmond City Council member[223]
General election
- Predictions
District 78
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House District 78 contains portions of the city of Richmond. This seat has three incumbents following redistricting. Democrat Dawn Adams, who was first elected in 2017, Democrat Jeff Bourne, who was also first elected in 2017, and Democrat Betsy Carr, who was first elected in 2009.
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Betsy Carr, incumbent[57]
Declined
- Dawn Adams, incumbent[57]
- Jeff Bourne, incumbent[30]
General election
- Predictions
District 79
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House District 79 contains portions of the city of Richmond. This is an open seat following redistricting.
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Rae Cousins, attorney[226][60]
Eliminated in primary
- Ann Lambert, Richmond City Council member[226]
- Richard Walker, mental health professional[57]
Results
Independents
Failed to qualify
- Eric Sundberg, graphic designer[57]
General election
- Predictions
District 80
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House District 80 contains portions of Henrico County. This is an open seat as then-incumbent delegate, Democrat Lamont Bagby, who was first elected in 2015, resigned to take office in the state senate after he was specially elected on March 28, 2023, and incumbent Schuyler VanValkenburg is running for SD-16.[35]
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Destiny Levere Bolling, communications director for the AFL-CIO[228]
Eliminated in primary
Declined
- Lamont Bagby, state senator from SD-9[35]
- Schuyler VanValkenburg, incumbent (running for SD-16)
Results
Independents
Failed to qualify
- Michael Pertti Harned[57]
General election
- Predictions
District 81
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House District 81 contains all of Charles City County and portions of Henrico County and Chesterfield County. Incumbent delegate is Democrat Delores McQuinn, who was first elected in 2009.
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Delores McQuinn, incumbent[57][60]
Eliminated in primary
- Terrence Walker, administrative assistant[230]
Results
General election
- Predictions
District 82
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House District 82 contains the entire of the city of Petersburg and Surry County. As well as portions of Dinwiddie County and Prince George County. Incumbent delegate is Republican Kim Taylor, who was first elected in 2021.
Republican primary
Nominee
- Kim Taylor, incumbent[57]
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Kimberly Pope Adams, auditor[232][60]
Eliminated in primary
- Victor McKenzie, nonprofit executive director[232]
Failed to qualify
- Branden Riley[57]
Results
General election
- Predictions
District 83
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House District 83 contains all of the city of Emporia, Brunswick County, Greensville County, Southampton County, and Sussex County, as well as portions of Dinwiddie County and Isle of Wight County. The incumbent delegate is Republican Otto Wachsmann, who was first elected in 2021.
Republican primary
Nominee
- Otto Wachsmann, incumbent[57]
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Mary Person, elementary school administrator[57]
General election
- Predictions
District 84
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House District 84 contains all of the city of Franklin. As well as portions of the city of Suffolk and Isle of Wight County. Following redistrcting this district has two incumbents Republican Emily Brewer, who was first elected in 2017, and Democrat Nadarius Clark, who was first elected in 2021.
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Nadarius Clark, former delegate[57][60]
Eliminated in primary
Results
Republican primary
Nominee
Eliminated in primary
- Rod Thompson, U.S. Navy veteran[236]
Declined
- Emily Brewer, incumbent delegate (running for SD-17)
Results
General election
- Predictions
District 85
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House District 85 contains portions of the city of Newport News. Incumbent delegate is Democrat Cia Price, who was first elected in 2015.
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Cia Price, incumbent[57]
General election
- Predictions
District 86
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House District 86 contains the entire city of Poquoson. As well as portions of the city of Hampton and York County. Incumbent delegate is Republican A.C. Cordoza, who was first elected in 2021.
Republican primary
Nominee
- A.C. Cordoza, incumbent[57]
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Jarris Taylor Jr., Director of Hampton University Online[57]
General election
- Predictions
District 87
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House District 87 contains portions of the city of Hampton. Incumbent delegate is Democrat Jeion Ward, who was first elected in 2003.
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Jeion Ward, incumbent[57]
Republican primary
Nominee
- John Chapman, trucking trainer and supervisor[63]
General election
- Predictions
District 88
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House District 88 contains portions of the city of Portsmouth. Following redistrcting this district has two incumbents: Democrat Don Scott, who was first elected in 2019, and Nadarius Clark, first elected in 2021.
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Don Scott, incumbent[57]
Declined
- Nadarius Clark, incumbent delegate (running in HD-84)
Republican primary
Nominee
- Jim Wright, nonprofit founder[63]
General election
- Predictions
District 89
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House District 89 contains portions of the cities of Chesapeake and Suffolk. The incumbent is Democrat Clint Jenkins, who was first elected in 2019.
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Karen Lynette Jenkins, Suffolk School Board member[57]
Declined
- Clint Jenkins, incumbent delegate (running for SD-17)
Republican firehouse primary
Nominee
- Baxter Ennis, U.S. Army veteran[57]
Defeated in primary
- Don Carey, Chesapeake City Council member and former NFL player[242]
- Jason Wooldridge, U.S. Navy veteran[57]
Results
General election
- Predictions
District 90
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House District 90 contains portions of the city of Chesapeake. Incumbent delegate is Republican Jay Leftwich, who was first elected in 2013.
Republican primary
Nominee
- Jay Leftwich, incumbent[57]
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Jeremy Rodden, Chesapeake School Board candidate and Chair of Secular Democrats of Virginia[57]
General election
- Predictions
District 91
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House District 91 contains portions of the cities of Chesapeake and Portsmouth. Incumbent delegate is Democrat Cliff Hayes Jr., who was first elected in 2016.
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Cliff Hayes Jr., incumbent[57]
Republican primary
Nominee
- Elijah Colon, account manager[57]
Withdrawn
- Thomas Powell[57]
General election
- Predictions
District 92
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House District 92 contains portions of the cities of Chesapeake and Norfolk. This is an open seat following redistricting.
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Bonita Anthony, executive director and candidate for Norfolk School Board in 2018[57][60]
Eliminated in primary
- Kim Sudderth, senior manager[57]
Results
Republican primary
Nominee
- Michael Durig, music teacher and U.S. Navy veteran[63]
General election
- Predictions
District 93
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House District 93 contains portions of the city of Norfolk. The district has two incumbents following redistricting: Jackie Glass, who was first elected in 2022, and Angelia Williams Graves, who was first elected in 2020.
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Jackie Glass, incumbent[57]
Declined
- Angelia Williams Graves, incumbent (running for SD-21)
Republican primary
Nominee
- John Sitka III, U.S. Navy veteran[57]
General election
- Predictions
District 94
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House District 94 contains portions of the city of Norfolk. This is an open seat following redistricting.
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Phil Hernandez, nonprofit vice president and Democratic nominee for HD-100 in 2019[250]
Failed to qualify
- Mike Pudhorodsky, activist[251]
Republican primary
Nominee
- Andrew Pittman, attorney[57][60]
Eliminated in primary
- Amy Chudzinski, attorney[57]
- Kenneth O'Brein, U.S. Navy veteran[57]
Failed to qualify
- Antonio Respass[57]
Results
General election
- Predictions
District 95
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House District 95 contains portions of the cities of Norfolk and Virginia Beach. This is an open seat following redistricting.
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Alex Askew, former delegate[57]
Eliminated in primary
- Rick James[57]
Results
General election
- Predictions
District 96
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House District 96 contains portions of the city of Virginia Beach. The incumbent delegate is Kelly Convirs-Fowler, who was first elected in 2017.
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Kelly Convirs-Fowler, incumbent[57]
Eliminated in primary
- Susan Hippen, U.S. Navy veteran and candidate for SD-7 in 2019[57]
- Brandon Hutchins, U.S. Navy veteran and candidate for Virginia Beach City Council in 2020.[57]
- Sean Monteiro, retired U.S. Air Force Colonel, realtor, and Chair of the Virginia Beach Civilian Review Task Force Committee[57]
Results
Republican primary
Nominee
- Mike Karslake, entrepreneur[57]
Independents
Declared
- Nicholas Olenik, businessman[63]
General election
- Predictions
District 97
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House District 97 contains portions of the city of Virginia Beach. Incumbent delegate is Republican Karen Greenhalgh, who was first elected in 2021.
Republican primary
Nominee
- Karen Greenhalgh, incumbent[57]
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Michael Feggans, U.S. Air Force veteran[57]
General election
- Predictions
District 98
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House District 98 contains portions of the city of Virginia Beach. This seat has two incumbents following redistricting: Republican Glenn Davis, who was first elected in 2013, and Republican Barry Knight, who was first elected in 2008.
Republican primary
Nominee
- Barry Knight, incumbent[57]
Declined
- Glenn Davis, incumbent[256]
Democratic primary
Did not qualify
- Zachary Coltrain, university student[257]
General election
- Predictions
District 99
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House District 99 contains portions of the city of Virginia Beach. Incumbent delegate is Anne Ferrell Tata, who was first elected in 2021.
Republican primary
Nominee
- Anne Ferrell Tata, incumbent[57]
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Cat Porterfield, journalist[57]
General election
- Predictions
District 100
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House District 100 contains portions of the city of Virginia Beach, as well as all of the Eastern Shore (Accomack County and Northampton County). This district has two incumbents following redistricting: Republican Tim Anderson, who was first elected in 2021, and Republican Robert Bloxom Jr., who was first elected in 2014. However Anderson has announced he will not seek re-election.[260]
Republican primary
Nominee
- Robert Bloxom Jr., incumbent[57]
Declined
- Tim Anderson, incumbent delegate (ran for SD-19)[260]
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Charlena Jones, Northampton County School Board member[57]
General election
- Predictions
See also
- 2023 United States state legislative elections
- 2023 Virginia Senate election
- List of Virginia state legislatures
Notes
- ^ Including six seats which were vacant before the election occurring.
- ^ Fariss is a registered Republican but filed for re-election as an independent.
- ^ Redistricted from the 47th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 49th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 46th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 45th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 48th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 34th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 36th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 86th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 67th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 40th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 37th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 35th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 53rd district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 38th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 39th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 44th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 43rd district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 42nd district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 41st district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 50th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 13th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 2nd district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 52nd district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 31st district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 51st district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 87th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 32nd district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 33rd district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 10th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 29th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 15th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 26th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 25th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 24th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 20th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 19th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 17th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 11th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 8th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 12th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 3rd district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 5th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 4th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 1st district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 6th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 9th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 7th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 16th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 14th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 60th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 61st district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 59th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 23rd district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 22nd district. Republican Delegate Kathy Byron resigned her seat on September 30, 2023.
- ^ Redistricted from the 57th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 58th district. Republican Delegate Rob Bell resigned his seat on September 18, 2023, to join Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares's office.
- ^ Redistricted from the 73rd district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 55th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 97th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 18th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 30th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 88th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 28th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 54th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 99th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 98th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 93rd district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 94th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 96th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 65th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 27th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 66th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 62nd district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 69th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 68th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 71st district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 74th district. Democratic Delegate Lamont Bagby was elected in a special election to succeed Jennifer McClellan in Virginia's 9th Senate district. Bagby vacated the seat on April 11, 2023.
- ^ Redistricted from the 72nd district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 70th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 63rd district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 75th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 64th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 95th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 91st district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 92nd district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 80th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 79th district. Democratic Delegate Nadarius Clark resigned his seat on March 28, 2023, to run for re-election in the neighboring 84th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 76th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 78th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 77th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 89th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 90th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 21st district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 85th district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 81st district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 84th district. Republican Delegate Glenn Davis resigned his seat on April 24, 2023.
- ^ Redistricted from the 82nd district.
- ^ Redistricted from the 83rd district. Republican Delegate Tim Anderson resigned his seat on April 3, 2023.
- ^ Key:
A – all adults
RV – registered voters
LV – likely voters
V – unclear
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