Warner received 2,035,723 votes (60.12%) to Mizusawa’s 1,341,643 (39.62%). Write-ins totaled 9,014 (0.27%). The Associated Press called the race for Warner at 7 p.m., as polls closed.
Warner, first elected to the Senate in 2008 after serving as governor from 2002 to 2006, has said this would be his last campaign. He serves as vice chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee. Mizusawa is a retired Army major general.
Dumfries Mayor Derrick R. Wood won re-election Tuesday in unofficial results, defeating Brian K. Fields.
Wood received 911 votes (57.51%) to Fields’ 664 (41.92%). Write-ins totaled 9 (0.57%).
Lisa Anne Stevens, Marcus S. Still and Murina V. Dove won the three open seats on the Manassas City School Board in unofficial results Tuesday.
Stevens received 6,216 votes (19.70%), Still 6,102 (19.34%) and Dove 5,941 (18.83%). Incumbent Sara J. Brescia finished fourth with 5,928 votes (18.79%) — 13 votes behind Dove. Raul O. Campoverde Lindao and Javanese M. Hailey each received 3,626 votes (11.49%). Write-ins totaled 110 (0.35%).
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Two newcomers and one incumbent won seats on the Manassas Park City Council in unofficial results Tuesday.
Roberto Maldonado Jr. led with 2,830 votes (34.98%), followed by incumbent Kevin J. Moreau with 2,524 (31.20%) and Maya I. Miernik with 2,508 (31.00%). Write-ins accounted for the remaining 2.83%.
Manassas voters removed the only Republican from City Council on Tuesday, handing all three open seats to Democratic nominees.
Unofficial results from the Virginia Department of Elections show Dianne Lane, Jill M. Spall and Helen Anne Zurita taking the seats. Incumbent Theresa Coates Ellis finished fourth. She has served on the council since 2019 and was the sole Republican on the body.
Virginia voters approved three constitutional amendments on Tuesday. Unofficial local results show majorities in Prince William County, Stafford County, Manassas City and Fredericksburg City also voted yes on each question.
The amendments are:
Stafford County voters narrowly rejected a local sales tax of up to 1% dedicated to school construction and major renovations.
Unofficial results from the Virginia Department of Elections show No receiving 33,408 votes (50.47%) and Yes receiving 32,780 votes (49.53%). The margin is about 628 votes. All 37 precincts have reported.
Democratic incumbents held both Northern Virginia congressional seats that cover parts of the Potomac Local coverage area.
In the 7th District, Rep. Eugene S. Vindman defeated Republican Doug A. Ollivant and several independent and Libertarian candidates. Statewide district totals from the Virginia Department of Elections showed Vindman with 59.69% (191,316 votes) to Ollivant’s 37.76% (121,005). In Stafford County, which is entirely in the 7th, Vindman received 58.21% (38,709) to Ollivant’s 39.48% (26,249).
A 16-year-old Manassas driver has been charged with two counts of involuntary manslaughter in an Oct. 24 crash that killed a 70-year-old man and a 54-year-old woman near Manassas, Prince William County police said in Tuesday’s daily incident report. Police also said three men assaulted a McDonald’s employee in Woodbridge and took his AirPods, while the Stafford County Sheriff’s Office reported four DUI arrests and several public intoxication arrests between Oct. 30 and Nov. 1.
Leland Rd. and Maplewood Dr., in the Yorkshire area near Manassas (20111), Oct. 24, 11:56 p.m. — Police said the driver of a 2024 GMC Sierra was traveling at a high rate of speed on Leland Road, disregarded a stop sign at Maplewood Drive and collided with a 2004 Honda Civic entering the intersection. The Civic’s driver, a 70-year-old Manassas man, and passenger, a 54-year-old Manassas woman, died at the scene. The Sierra’s passenger, a 14-year-old girl from Manassas, suffered non-life-threatening injuries; the driver was not hurt. Police used a Manassas postal address for the crash location.
