VIRGINIA GOVERNOR, LT GOV, ATTORNEY GEN AND 86TH DIST ELECT RESULTS 5NOV13

The results for delegate 86th District

House of Delegates - District 86 - General 17 of 17 Precincts Reporting - 100% Name Party Votes Vote % Boysko, Jennifer Dem 10,479 51% Rust, Thomas (i) GOP 10,231 49%
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House of Delegates - District 86 - General 17 of 17 Precincts Reporting - 100% Name Party Votes Vote % Rust, Thomas (i) GOP 10,383 50% Boysko, Jennifer Dem 10,327 50% JENNIFER, GO FOR A RECOUNT! http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/files/elections/2013/by_state/VA_Page_1105.html?SITE=VARITELN&SECTION=POLITICS By a Hair, Tom Rust Wins Re-Election as Herndon's Delegate Just 56 votes called the election for the Republican incumbent. Posted by Jennifer van der Kleut (Editor) , November 05, 2013 at 11:44 PM 3 Comments  Recommend Republican incumbent Tom Rust won re-election as Delegate to Herndon's 86th District by just 56 votes Tuesday night. (Courtesy Photo) One almost couldn't take their eyes off the totals all night, as the lead bounced back and forth between the two candidates like a ball on a tennis court. In the end, 56 votes is what won the election for Republican and longtime Delegate Tom Rust, Herndon's Delegate to the 86th District. The final unofficial total with 17 out of 17 precincts reporting were as follows: TOM RUST: 10,383 (50.02%) JENNIFER BOYSKO: 10,327 (49.75%) Rust has held the 86th District's seat in the House of Delegates since 2002. Recently, Speaker of the House William Howell said, if re-elected, he would name Rust as the chair of the House Transportation Committee at the start of the 2014 session. Rust currently serves on the Education committee, where he is the chair of the Higher Education subcommittee; the Transportation committee, where he is the chair of the Transportation Policy subcommittee; the Commerce and Labor committee, and on the Science and Technology committee, where he serves as vice chair. Editor's Note: Patch will check in with the Fairfax County Electoral Board Wednesday as to whether there will be a recount as the totals were so close. We will alert readers to that information as soon as possible. Results for Governor, Lt Gov and Attorney General http://herndon.patch.com/groups/elections/p/by-a-hair-tom-rust-wins-reelection-as-herndons-delegate Posted: 11/05/2013 10:30 am EST Virginia Governor Polls have shown Democrat Terry McAuliffe leading Republican Ken Cuccinelli, the state's attorney general, in the governor's race. Libertarian Robert Sarvis could help future candidates from his party get on the ballot if he gets at least 10 percent. Compare results in the governor's race to 2012 presidential results in each city and county Virginia has become a battleground state in recent presidential elections. President Barack Obama won the state last year, with 51 percent to Mitt Romney's 47.3 percent. Terry McAuliffe 1,061,928 47.9% Ken Cuccinelli 1,006,996 45.5% Robert Sarvis 146,012 6.6% 99% reporting ADJUSTED RETURNS HuffPost's best guess at the outcome of tonight's election, calculated by combining the results reported so far with past voting patterns, is McAuliffe 47.9% and Cuccinelli 45.5%. Virginia Lieutenant Governor State Sen. Ralph Northam and E.W. Jackson, a minister and lawyer, are running for Virginia's second-highest office. The winner will break ties in the state Senate, which is evenly divided on party lines. Ralph Northam 1,211,587 55.5% E. W. Jackson 971,265 44.5% 99% reporting  Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring and Mark Obenshain, both state senators, are competing in what is expected to be the closest of Virginia's three statewide races. Mark Obenshain 1,095,565 50.0% Mark Herring 1,094,787 50.0% 99% reporting

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