ELECTION RESULTS 2025
Watch this page throughout the evening for election results as they go final.
By Martin Davis and Adele Uphaus
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF/MANAGING EDITOR & CORRESPONDENT
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Throughout the evening, the Advance will update this list with winners as they are announced. Incumbents names are marked with an asterisk.
Governor
Winsome Earle-Sears: 44.52%
Abigail Spanberger: 55.48% (winner)
VPAP listed Spanberger as the winner at 8 p.m. with 1,122 of 2,533 precincts counted.
Lt. Governor
Ghazala Hashmi: 53.24% (winner)
John Reid: 46.76%
Attorney General
Jay Jones: 52.25% (winner)
*Jason Miyares: 47.75%
House District 23
*Candi King: 75.87% (winner)
James Tully: 23.86%
House District 63
Forrest Miller: 43.73%
*Phil Scott: 56.12% (winner)
House District 64
Stacie Annie Carroll: 52.77% (winner)
*Paul Milde: 47.09%
House District 65
*Joshua Cole: 58.42% (winner)
Sean Steinway: 41.39%
House District 66
Nicole Cole: 52.15% (winner)
*Bobby Orrock: 47.74%
Fredericksburg
City Council (Ward 1)
David Cropper: 12.54%
Kenneth Gantt: 30.21%
Matt Rowe: 56.39% (winner)
City Council (Ward 2)
Joy Crump: 53.07% (winner)
Anne G. Little: 46.30%
City Council (Ward 3)
Susanna Finn: 55.24% (winner)
Matthew Kelly: 44.27%
City Council (Ward 4)
Jesse Dominguez: 34.45%
*Charlie “Chuck” Frye: 64.93% (winner)
School Board (Ward 1)
Andrew Wolfenbarger: 97.03% (winner)
School Board (Ward 2)
*Katie Pomeroy: 96.74% (winner)
School Board (Ward 3)
Annie Langdon: 62.39% (winner)
Sarah Stelmok: 36.99%
School Board (Ward 4)
*Malvina Rollins Kay: 78.36% (winner)
Write-in: 21.64%
Commissioner of the Revenue
Juan Navarro: 28.84%
*Tamara Stuart: 70.54% (winner)
Commonwealth’s Attorney
Travis Bird: 32.91%
*Elizabeth K. “Libby” Humphries: 66.77% (winner)
Sheriff
Rashawn Coles: 70.16% (winner)
Keith Rodgers: 29.49%
Treasurer
Marion Bowman: 74.40% (winner)
Thomas Mon: 24.96%
Spotsylvania County
Board of Supervisors (Battlefield)
Baron Braswell
*Chris Yakabouski
Board of Supervisors (Berkeley)
Nilofer Garza: 23.91%
David Goosman: 47.65% (winner)
*Kevin Marshall: 27.92%
Board of Supervisors (Lee Hill)
Marcus Garcia: 40.58%
*Lori Hayes: 58.80% (winner)
School Board (Battlefield)
Jennifer Craig-Ford: 37.03% (winner)
Nick Ignacio: 30.18%
James King: 31.88%
School Board (Berkeley)
Lawrence DiBella III: 58.68% (winner)
Amanda Monroe: 40.00%
School Board (Lee Hill)
Richard Lieberman: 53.90% (winner)
Gabrielle Pickover: 28.63%
Todd Rump: 16.70%
Stafford
Board of Supervisors (Aquia)
Maya Guy: 57.96% (winner)
Henry Scharpenberg: 41.58%
Board of Supervisors (Falmouth)
Kecia Evans: 53.18% (winner)
Michael Catell: 46.31%
Board of Supervisors (Garrisonville)
*R. Pamela Yeung: 57.50% (winner)
Bart Randall: 42.01%
Board of Supervisors (Hartwood)
*Darrell English: 51.37% (winner)
Marcus Oats: 32.83%
Kelly Robertson: 15.27%
School Board (Aquia)
Annette Scharpenberg: 47.87%
Josh Regan: 51.47% (winner)
School Board (Falmouth)
*Sarah Breeden Chase: 67.14% (winner)
Fawn Chergosky: 32.02%
School Board (Garrsionville)
Wanda Blackwell: 48.00% (winner)
*Maureen Siegmund: 28.07%
Stephanie Mojica: 23.30%
School Board (Hartwood)
Shannon Fingerholtz: 50.66% (winner)
Steve Epple: 48.56%
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