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So how did Fairfax vote?
Posted by:
formerhick76
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Date: November 04, 2009 12:09AM
I trolled the SBE site so you don't have to. I might be wrong about some of seats' current control though ...
Overall, a disaster for Fairfax Democrats. Deeds loses, and Wagner and Cuccinelli do not break 55%, which is about the bare minimum a Democrat needs in Fairfax to win statewide.
Reed wins the School Board election.
Vanderhye loses in 34 and Caputo loses in 67, resulting in two seats gained for the Republicans.
Governor:
McDonnell 138,470 (50.74%)
Deeds 133,941 (49.08%)
Lt. Governor:
Wagner 139.189 (51.48%)
Bolling 130.951 (48.43%)
Atty. General:
Shannon 141,158 (52.15%)
Cuccinelli 129,191 (47.73%)
School Bonds
Yes 180,370 (69.96%)
No 77,425 (30.03%)
Providence School Board
Reed 11,691 (47.71%)
Jennison 10,061 (41.06%)
DeCarlo 2,608 (10.64%)
House-34 - REPUBLICAN GAIN (McLean, Great Falls)
Comstock (R) 11,436 (50.64%)
Vanderhye (D) 11,120 (49.24%)
House-35 - DEMOCRATIC HOLD (Vienna)
Keam (D) 12,588 (50.65%)
Hyland (R) 12,242 (49.25%)
House-36 - DEMOCRATIC HOLD (Reston)
Plum (D) 12,755 (60.08%)
Cannon (R) 8,444 (39.77%)
House-37 - DEMOCRATIC HOLD (Mantua/Woodson)
Bulova (D) 8,354 (67.28%)
DeCarlo (I) 3,162 (25.46%)
Choi (IG) 813 (6.54%)
House-38 - DEMOCRATIC HOLD (south Falls Church)
Kory (D) 9,615 (59.49%)
Smith (R) 6,501 (40.22%)
House-39 - DEMOCRATIC HOLD (North Springfield)
Watts (D) 10,388 (56.35%)
Bury (R) 7,280 (39.49%)
Cholko (L) 580 (3.14%)
Leslie (IG) 170 (0.92%)
House-40 - REPUBLICAN HOLD (Clifton/Fairfax Station)
Hugo (R) 12,049 (63.06%)
Conrad (D) 7,034 (36.81%)
House-41 - DEMOCRATIC HOLD (Burke)
Marsden (D) 10,350 (49.61%)
Bolognese (R) 10,142 (48.61%)
Berry (IG) 349 (1.67%)
House-42 - REPUBLICAN HOLD (Springfield)
Albo (R) 11,765 (56.57%)
Werkheiser (D) 9,000 (43.27%)
House-43 - DEMOCRATIC HOLD (Franconia)
Sickles (D) 10,305 (56.17%)
Nank (R) 8,021 (43.72%)
House-44 - DEMOCRATIC HOLD (Fort Hunt)
Surovell (D) 9,960 (53.37%)
McConville (R) 8,384 (44.92%)
Parker (IG) 306 (1.63%)
House-45 - DEMOCRATIC HOLD (Mount Vernon/Alexandria/Arlington)
Englin (D) 16,433 (61.16%)
Vasques (R) 10,399 (38.70%)
House-46 - DEMOCRATIC HOLD (Alexandria City)
Herring (D) 8,653 (63.69%)
Gong (R) 4,921 (36.22%)
House-49 - DEMOCRATIC HOLD (Baileys Crossroads/South Arlington)
Ebbin (D) 8,885 (95.74%)
House-53 - DEMOCRATIC HOLD (Falls Church City/Pimmit Hills)
Scott (D) 12,514 (60.71%)
Merola (R) 8,065 (39.12%)
House-67 - REPUBLICAN GAIN (Fair Lakes, parts of Loudoun)
LeMunyon (R) 10,848 (52.65%)
Caputo (D) 9,738 (47.26%)
House-86 - REPUBLICAN HOLD (Herndon, parts of Loudoun)
Rust (R) 8,251 (53.83%)
Miller (D) 7,051 (46.00%)
Overall, a disaster for Fairfax Democrats. Deeds loses, and Wagner and Cuccinelli do not break 55%, which is about the bare minimum a Democrat needs in Fairfax to win statewide.
Reed wins the School Board election.
Vanderhye loses in 34 and Caputo loses in 67, resulting in two seats gained for the Republicans.
Governor:
McDonnell 138,470 (50.74%)
Deeds 133,941 (49.08%)
Lt. Governor:
Wagner 139.189 (51.48%)
Bolling 130.951 (48.43%)
Atty. General:
Shannon 141,158 (52.15%)
Cuccinelli 129,191 (47.73%)
School Bonds
Yes 180,370 (69.96%)
No 77,425 (30.03%)
Providence School Board
Reed 11,691 (47.71%)
Jennison 10,061 (41.06%)
DeCarlo 2,608 (10.64%)
House-34 - REPUBLICAN GAIN (McLean, Great Falls)
Comstock (R) 11,436 (50.64%)
Vanderhye (D) 11,120 (49.24%)
House-35 - DEMOCRATIC HOLD (Vienna)
Keam (D) 12,588 (50.65%)
Hyland (R) 12,242 (49.25%)
House-36 - DEMOCRATIC HOLD (Reston)
Plum (D) 12,755 (60.08%)
Cannon (R) 8,444 (39.77%)
House-37 - DEMOCRATIC HOLD (Mantua/Woodson)
Bulova (D) 8,354 (67.28%)
DeCarlo (I) 3,162 (25.46%)
Choi (IG) 813 (6.54%)
House-38 - DEMOCRATIC HOLD (south Falls Church)
Kory (D) 9,615 (59.49%)
Smith (R) 6,501 (40.22%)
House-39 - DEMOCRATIC HOLD (North Springfield)
Watts (D) 10,388 (56.35%)
Bury (R) 7,280 (39.49%)
Cholko (L) 580 (3.14%)
Leslie (IG) 170 (0.92%)
House-40 - REPUBLICAN HOLD (Clifton/Fairfax Station)
Hugo (R) 12,049 (63.06%)
Conrad (D) 7,034 (36.81%)
House-41 - DEMOCRATIC HOLD (Burke)
Marsden (D) 10,350 (49.61%)
Bolognese (R) 10,142 (48.61%)
Berry (IG) 349 (1.67%)
House-42 - REPUBLICAN HOLD (Springfield)
Albo (R) 11,765 (56.57%)
Werkheiser (D) 9,000 (43.27%)
House-43 - DEMOCRATIC HOLD (Franconia)
Sickles (D) 10,305 (56.17%)
Nank (R) 8,021 (43.72%)
House-44 - DEMOCRATIC HOLD (Fort Hunt)
Surovell (D) 9,960 (53.37%)
McConville (R) 8,384 (44.92%)
Parker (IG) 306 (1.63%)
House-45 - DEMOCRATIC HOLD (Mount Vernon/Alexandria/Arlington)
Englin (D) 16,433 (61.16%)
Vasques (R) 10,399 (38.70%)
House-46 - DEMOCRATIC HOLD (Alexandria City)
Herring (D) 8,653 (63.69%)
Gong (R) 4,921 (36.22%)
House-49 - DEMOCRATIC HOLD (Baileys Crossroads/South Arlington)
Ebbin (D) 8,885 (95.74%)
House-53 - DEMOCRATIC HOLD (Falls Church City/Pimmit Hills)
Scott (D) 12,514 (60.71%)
Merola (R) 8,065 (39.12%)
House-67 - REPUBLICAN GAIN (Fair Lakes, parts of Loudoun)
LeMunyon (R) 10,848 (52.65%)
Caputo (D) 9,738 (47.26%)
House-86 - REPUBLICAN HOLD (Herndon, parts of Loudoun)
Rust (R) 8,251 (53.83%)
Miller (D) 7,051 (46.00%)
Re: So how did Fairfax vote?
Posted by:
Brandon
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Date: November 04, 2009 12:14AM
HAHAHAHA that Cholko sob only got 580 votes. Thats what you get for putting all youe signs in Korean.
Re: So how did Fairfax vote?
Posted by:
A republican won Fairfax???
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Date: November 04, 2009 03:00AM
UNBELIEVABLE!!!! MCDONNELL CARRIED FAIRFAX!
Re: So how did Fairfax vote?
Posted by:
s3r3Na
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Date: November 04, 2009 03:12AM
so how does this think work. do you jus type in and post message and it sends it to you guys? lol forgive me im jus learing lets see what it does
Re: So how did Fairfax vote?
Posted by:
s3r3Na
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Date: November 04, 2009 03:13AM
ok so it worked lol im retarded what else con you do on hear> =>
Re: So how did Fairfax vote?
Posted by:
bloody blisters
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Date: November 04, 2009 03:19AM
very good now lets make out
Re: So how did Fairfax vote?
Posted by:
s3r3Na
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Date: November 04, 2009 03:20AM
eewww i dont even kno u
Re: So how did Fairfax vote?
Posted by:
tubby
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Date: November 04, 2009 10:42AM
So, what's the new Repub/Dem ratio in the House? (too lazy to look it up)
Hopefully, it's a ratio that will ensure GRIDLOCK. (I always favor gridlock no matter who wins or loses.)
Hopefully, it's a ratio that will ensure GRIDLOCK. (I always favor gridlock no matter who wins or loses.)
Re: So how did Fairfax vote?
Posted by:
R E D
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Date: November 04, 2009 11:14AM
Great job, Fairfax!!
Re: So how did Fairfax vote?
Posted by:
ThePackLeader
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Date: November 05, 2009 11:48PM
I still can't believe that we're stuck with Plum again. He's nothing more than Hudgin's Pocket Poodle in Richmond.
Re: So how did Fairfax vote?
Posted by:
Centre1
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Date: November 06, 2009 11:30AM
Go Gridlock!!!! Less they do, less they tax... It's not a left/right thing, THEY just like my money and love to spend it. If they are too busy fighting and calling each other names, maybe I'll have some extra cash for X-Mas/Festivus!
Re: So how did Fairfax vote?
Posted by:
Steven
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Date: November 07, 2009 01:20AM
Ha. Lemunyon's smear campaign and buying office beat down liberal caputo. Hopefully, Lemunyon can actually come up with some good ideas, because his campaign ideas (i.e., everyone wear name tags) blew.