Alexandria gave Mark Warner 84.8% and Don Beyer 82.3% in unofficial results. All 3 constitutional amendments passed, each with at least 78% Yes in the city.
Alexandria voted for Democrats Mark R. Warner and Donald S. Beyer Jr. by more than 4 to 1 on Tuesday. The city also backed all three amendments to the Constitution of Virginia, each by a wider margin than the state as a whole. The results are unofficial.
All 32 Alexandria precincts have reported, along with early voting and mailed absentee ballots. The figures come from the Virginia Department of Elections’ unofficial results.
U.S. Senate
Warner won 56,248 votes in Alexandria, or 84.8%. Republican Bert Mizusawa had 9,809 (14.8%), and 311 votes went to write-ins.
Statewide, Warner had 2,182,686 votes (61.2%) to Mizusawa’s 1,376,552 (38.6%), on the same unofficial count.
U.S. House, 8th District
Beyer, the incumbent, won 54,613 votes in the city (82.3%). The full Alexandria count:
| Candidate | Party | Votes in Alexandria | Share |
|---|---|---|---|
| Donald S. Beyer, Jr. | Democratic | 54,613 | 82.3% |
| Tony A. Sabio | Republican | 9,862 | 14.9% |
| Tim S. Sharman | Independent | 906 | 1.4% |
| Shelly M. Arnoldi | Libertarian | 697 | 1.1% |
| Write-ins | 249 | 0.4% |
Across the whole 8th District, Beyer had 248,071 votes (79.3%) to Sabio’s 56,298 (18%).
The 3 constitutional amendments
All three amendments passed statewide on the unofficial count. Alexandria’s Yes vote ran about 22 to 25 points above the state’s on each one.
| Amendment | What it does | Yes in Alexandria | Yes statewide |
|---|---|---|---|
| Question 1 | Protects personal decisions on reproductive care, including abortion; allows limits in the third trimester | 84.2% | 62.5% |
| Question 2 | Removes the ban on same-sex marriage | 82.5% | 57.5% |
| Question 3 | Sets a fundamental right to vote; restores voting rights on release from incarceration | 78.4% | 56.6% |
In Alexandria, Question 1 drew 55,294 Yes votes to 10,386 No. Question 2 drew 54,221 to 11,471, and Question 3 drew 51,309 to 14,135. The links in the table go to the Department of Elections’ full ballot wording and explanation for each question.
How Alexandria voted
The Senate race drew 66,368 votes in the city. They came in three ways:
- On Election Day: 31,682
- Early in person: 26,426
- By mail: 8,260
Those counts are from the same results page, which lists them by vote type.
What it means for you
- The count is not final. The state’s results page lists Alexandria’s provisional and post-election ballots as not yet reported. Mailed ballots postmarked by Nov. 3 still count if they reach the elections office by noon Friday, as our Alexandria voting guide explains. The totals can still change slightly.
- The Electoral Board certifies the city’s results. Until then, every figure on this page is unofficial.
- Questions about your ballot go to the Office of Voter Registration and Elections, 132 N. Royal St., Suite 100, at 703-746-4050.
Alexandria Local News does not endorse candidates or positions. We will update this story when the results are certified.
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