Check out Virginia's election results, including a tally of second-round results of mail ballots delivered by the deadline of noon Friday. See updated returns, maps, and analysis for President, U.S. Senate, U.S. House and local races.
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Join Us Monday for a Breakdown of the Results
Now that the results are in, find out what they mean at After Virginia Votes!
This Monday, November 9 at 2 p.m., VPAP's annual post-election retrospective will stream live on Zoom. Register now for the conversation, where our bipartisan panel will break down the results and what they could mean for next year's statewide races.
Registration is limited to 1,000 people. By registering now, you'll receive an email with the Zoom link on the day of the event. The confirmation email you'll receive upon signing up will have the option to add the event to your calendar.
Peter Baker, chief White House correspondent for The New York Times, will moderate the event, and the following panelists will share their insights:
Rob Simms, Partner, Convergence Media and former NRCC executive
Alice Lin Tong, Deputy Campaign Manager for Senator Mark Warner
Mark Rozell, Dean of the Schar School of Policy and Government at George Mason University
Quentin Kidd, Dean of the College of Social Sciences at Christopher Newport University
Thanks to After Virginia Votes' Presenting Sponsor, Cox.
This year, Virginia held what amounted to two distinct presidential elections. One took place on Election Day, with President Trump the clear victor, claiming 61% of the traditionally-cast ballots. The other played out during the six weeks leading up to Nov. 3, as early and absentee voters overwhelmingly backed Joe Biden, giving him nearly 65% of those votes. These maps illustrate the stark outcomes of the "two elections".
Figuring out how candidates fared in their home precincts is no longer a straightforward exercise. In the era of early voting, precinct-level results are only available for ballots cast on Election Day.
By the time in-person early voting ended Saturday in Virginia, Republicans appeared to have narrowed the gap in absentee voting, according to party-affiliation projections from L2 Political. This visual also looks at the age and gender of Virginia's 2.7 million early voters.
VPAP looks at how voters break down by gender, region and generation. You can also see how often those who have been registered since 2016 have voted in the last four cycles.
Each week, VPAP and RadioIQ team up to bring you a pair of human interest stories culled from the headlines of VaNews. The segments are produced by WVTF in Roanoke and carried on public radio stations across the Commonwealth.
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