Final Update: 2011 Election Results

Update: 1 a.m.

FAIRFAX COUNTY:

Clingan, LeMunyon: House of Delegates – District 67

• Republican James (“Jim”) LeMunyon-9,191
• Democrat Eric E. Clingan-6,305

• Jim LeMunyon wins after Eric Clingan concedes

Forrest, Howell: State Senate – District 32

• Democrat Janet Howell-25,834
• Republican Patrick Forrest-17,021

Herring, Phillips: State Senate – District 33

• Democrat Mark Herring-13,929
• Republican Patricia Phillips-11,832

Culipher, Petersen: State Senate – District 34

• Democrat Chap Petersen-23,652
• Republican Gerarda Culipher-15,940

Flanary, Marsden: State Senate – District 37

• Democrat Dave Marsden-19,835
• Republican Jason Flanary-17,130

• Dave Marsden wins after Jason Flanary concedes

Fairfax County Sheriff

• Republican William Cooper-85,674
• Democrat Sheriff Stan Barry-102,378

Fairfax County Board of Supervisors Chair

• Democrat Sharon Bulova-113,769
• Republican Michael “Spike” Williams-68,167
• Independent Will Radle-2,932
• Independent candidate Christopher DeCarlo-6,520

Sully District Supervisor

• Republican Michael Frey-14,682
• Democrat Shahid Malik-6,131

Fairfax County School Board At-Large Candidates

• Sheree A. Brown-Kaplan-80,721
• Lin-Dai Y. Kendall-62,539
• Lolita I. Mancheno-Smoak-69,611
• Ryan L. McElveen-86,268
• Ilryong Moon-91,588
• Steven M. F. Stuban-37,344
• Theodore J. "Ted" Velkoff-84,611

School Board, Sully District

• Sheila Ratnam-9,338
• Kathy Smith-11,233

Bond Issue

Shall the Board of Supervisors of Fairfax County, Virginia, contract a debt, borrow money, and issue capital improvement bonds in the maximum aggregate principal amount of $252,750,000 for the purposes of providing funds, in addition to funds from school bonds previously authorized and any other available funds, to finance, including reimbursement to the County for temporary financing for, the costs of school improvements, including acquiring, building, expanding and renovating properties, including new sites, new buildings or additions, renovations and improvements to existing buildings, and furnishings and equipment, for the Fairfax County public school system?

• Yes-131,424
• No-57,169

Commonwealth's Attorney

Raymond Morrogh, a Democrat, is running unopposed. Morrogh has been the CA since 2007.

Fairfax County Soil and Water Conservation Director

• Thomas Cranmer-79,928
• Johna Good Gagnon-84,893
• George W. Lamb-98,033
• Peter Marchetti-32,525
• John W. Peterson-88,610

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LOUDOUN COUNTY:

Clingan, LeMunyon: House of Delegates – District 67

• Republican James (“Jim”) LeMunyon-9,191
• Democrat Eric E. Clingan-6,305

• Jim LeMunyon wins after Eric Clingan concedes

Ramadan, Kondratick: House of Delegates-District 87

• Republican David Ramadan-5,431
• Democrat Michael Kondratick-5,381

Mitchell, Black: State Senate-District 13

• Democrat Shawn Mitchell-15,610
• Republican Richard H. “Dick” Black-20,778

Herring, Phillips: State Senate – District 33

• Democrat Mark Herring-13,929
• Republican Patricia Phillips-11,832

Loudoun County Sheriff

• Independent Steve O. Simpson-17,518
• Independent Ronald Speakman-5,006
• Republican Michael L. Chapman-26,503

Loudoun County Board of Supervisors Chair

• Republican Scott K. York-31,776
• Democrat Tom E. Bellanca-17,445

Dulles District Supervisor

• Republican Matt Letourneau-3,100
• Democrat Larry Roeder-1,782

Loudoun County School Board At-Large Candidates

• Thomas Reed-25,533
• Robert Joseph Ohneiser-14,101
• Jay Bose-5,477

School Board, Dulles District

• Jeff Morse-2,930
• Margaret G. Michaud-542
• Anjan Chimaladinne-1,492

Commissioner of Revenue

• Republican Robert S. “Bob” Wertz Jr. is running unopposed.

Commonwealth's Attorney

• Democrat Jennifer Wexton-24,102
• Republican James E. “Jim” Plowman-26,079

Treasurer

• Republican H. Roger Zurn Jr. is running unopposed. 

Loudoun County Soil and Water Conservation Director

• James K. Wylie-19,460
• Chris S. Simmons-27,968
• Peter C. Rush-26,277

Ballot Questions

Acquisition of Fire and Rescue Apparatus - Shall the County of Loudoun, Virginia contract a debt and issue its general obligation capital improvement bonds in the maximum amount of $3,000,000 to finance in whole or in part, the cost to acquire fire and rescue capital apparatus?

• Yes-36,809
• No-14,417

School Capital Projects - Shall the County of Loudoun, Virginia contract a debt and issue its general obligation capital improvements bonds in the maximum amount of $169,620,000 to finance in whole or in part, the cost to design, construct and equip the new Moorefield Station Elementary School (ES-16), Ashburn Area Elementary School (ES-22), Ashburn Area Middle School (MS-6), Ashburn Area High School (HS-8), and Park View High School Renovation?

• Yes-30,326
• No-22,023

Editor's Note: The number displayed after the candidates name represents the number of votes he/she received.