House passes Medicaid expansion & House prepares to vote on Senate health care plan & the rust report 19&23&28FEB14

IN a typical tea-bagger anti government rant about Obamacare tom rust r delegate 86th district, in his rust report sent out 28FEB14 says " As an example according to the Human Resources Director of my engineering firm which self funds its insurance program, has electronic communications and enrollment capabilities, and outsources payroll our costs are therefore 'muted', but we are still paying $135,945 for 2013-2014 in taxes and fees to the federal government and not receiving any benefit." That pretty much sums up the the lack of compassion, the lack of morality and the greed that drives tom rust and his fellow gop tea-baggers. He is one of those pro lifers that is only pro life until birth, after that he would throw the child with his / her family to the wolves rather than provide health care, SNAP, and other support to those Virginians who need it. As a person of faith his rejection of the teachings of Christ, the Beatitudes, for the gospel of prosperity, the lust for increasing his own power and profits at the expense and of others is disturbing. He must be sleeping through the sermons at St Timothy's Episcopal Church. Here is some of the reporting on the health care debate in Richmond and delegate rust's report...

House passes Medicaid expansion

The House of Delegates and State Senate both voted Saturday to pass a state budget bill with language that will form a 10-person commission to review and examine health care reforms before allowing Virginia to proceed with full Medicaid expansion.
The vote in the House was 83-17 in favor of the bill. The Senate voted 31-8 to advance the legislation to Gov. Bob McDonnell.
The bill heading to the governor would authorize the expansion of the Medicaid program to 400,000 Virginians if specific reforms to the program are met. The legislation also establishes a special committee to certify whether the reforms have been put in place to allow the expansion, effective July 1, 2014.
“The budget language is a step in the right direction, but many of us would have liked a clearer statement that we intend to expand Medicaid immediately.  Medicaid expansion will bring health care coverage to 400,000 low-income workers, veterans and children, create 30,000 jobs, and delaying enactment costs Virginia millions of dollars per day.  The failure means that hard working Virginia taxpayers will subsidize health care coverage in neighboring states which have expanded Medicaid,” said House Democratic Leader David J. Toscano (D- Charlottesville).
“We have put Virginia on a clear path to expanding Medicaid. Isn’t it immoral to deprive 400,000 Virginians – our neighbors – of medical insurance? Isn’t it immoral to deprive 30,000 Virginians – our neighbors — of good-paying jobs? Isn’t it immoral to send the hard-earned money of tax-paying Virginians, that should be coming here, to other states? Today, we have made a wise choice and done the right thing,” State Sen. Janet D. Howell (D-Fairfax) said.
http://augustafreepress.com/house-passes-medicaid-expansion/

1. McDonnell outlines opposition to Medicaid expansion
2. Victory, defeat for Medicaid expansion in General Assembly
3. Committees vote to block Medicaid expansion
4. Bolling backs proposed expansion of Virginia Medicaid program
5. House passes health-care reform

House prepares to vote on Senate health care plan

Richmond Times-Dispatch

Del. Scott Garrett, R-Lynchburg, a physician, speaks against Medicaid expansion during the floor session of the House of Delegates on Wednesday. Garrett pulled dollar bills out of three different pockets to illustrate that all tax revenue was earned by someone, and putting it into Medicaid expansion is not a good idea. “That is my money … that I earned,” Garrett said.

Posted: Wednesday, February 19, 2014 10:45 pm

By Olympia Meola and Markus Schmidt | Richmond Times-Dispatch

House Republicans have filed a budget amendment mirroring the state Senate’s approach to extending health care coverage, setting the stage today for a robust debate and recorded vote on the proposal.
Today the House of Delegates and the Senate vote on their versions of the state’s two-year spending plan.
“We have stated all along that our caucus is opposed to Medicaid expansion. We want reforms first,” Del. Chris Jones, R-Suffolk, chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, told reporters Wednesday. “This will certainly demonstrate as to where the House is vis-a-vis Medicaid expansion.”
House Majority Leader Kirk Cox, R-Colonial Heights, said lawmakers are down to “crunch time” as both chambers get ready to back their respective versions of the budget.
A group of conferees — senior negotiators from the two chambers — will begin meeting to hammer out differences between the plans. The General Assembly is scheduled to adjourn March 8.
A sharp difference between the two plans is Medicaid expansion under the federal health care law.
“I think it’s very instructive that we get a definitive read right now with their language — there’s no other language before us — where we are,” Cox said.
The GOP-dominated House opposes expansion of Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act. In its budget, it chose instead to reimburse hospitals for money removed in former Gov. Bob McDonnell’s proposed budget and cuts in reimbursement under new federal health care regulations.
The Democratic-controlled Senate provides more money to hospitals. It also proposes “Marketplace Virginia,” a private insurance plan that would serve the same population that would be covered by Medicaid expansion. It also would replace the federal health insurance marketplace that began operating Jan. 1.
“For business and human reasons, we must take action to close the coverage gap to extend access to affordable health care to thousands of uninsured Virginians and ensure that our federal tax dollars are used in the state,” said House Minority Leader David Toscano, D-Charlottesville.
“I am glad we will have the opportunity to debate one plan to do this on the floor. While there are other plans that may also work, this plan will use market based approaches to close the coverage gap.”
Earlier Wednesday, members of a coalition of Medicaid expansion advocates again urged lawmakers to make health insurance available to potentially 400,000 uninsured Virginians.
As of Tuesday, Virginia has forfeited $250 million in federal funding by refusing to expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act, said Jill Hanken of Healthcare for All Virginians.
“That’s a troubling milestone. That’s a lot of money that’s been paid by a lot of companies and individual Virginians, but it’s not being used in Virginia,” Hanken said in a news conference at the state Capitol.
“It’s bad enough to lose such a large amount of money, but what troubles us the most is the loss of medical care that the money could have provided for so many uninsured Virginians,” she said.
Gov. Terry McAuliffe said of the reported $250 million: “Today’s announcement is the latest evidence that Virginia cannot afford to let partisan politics prevent us from closing the coverage gap.”
House Republicans maintain that Virginia cannot count on Washington living up to its promised contributions.
“Virginia is one of the nation’s top recipients of federal dollars, receiving well over $125 billion in federal aid, grants, contracts and spending,” said Matthew Moran, a spokesman for House Speaker Bill Howell, R-Stafford County. “That’s nearly double what Virginians paid in federal taxes in 2012. In his remarks to the joint assembly last month, Governor McAuliffe said Virginia was overly dependent on federal spending.
“The House has been very clear that we will not bet the fiscal future of the commonwealth on empty promises and borrowed money from Washington,” Moran said.
At the news conference, Hanken also criticized the budget proposed Sunday by the Republican-dominated House of Delegates. It opposes Medicaid expansion, but it is prepared to restore some cuts made in then-Gov. Bob McDonnell’s introduced budget and provides an additional $3 million a year to free clinics and community health centers.
“The thing about that, $3 million a year compared to $5 million per day through expanding coverage for individuals, that is less than a drop in the bucket,” Hanken said.
The Senate’s “Marketplace Virginia” plan “offers a creative way to cover insurance and keep tax dollars in the commonwealth,” Hanken said.
Dr. Richard Szucs, a Richmond radiologist, said that disease and illness does not distinguish between people who have health insurance and those who don’t.
“As it stands today, Virginia has a basic disparity. People with insurance have a way to pay for diagnosis and treatment that they need. Individuals without coverage must often delay their care or simply do without it,” Szucs said.
http://www.roanoke.com/news/house-prepares-to-vote-on-senate-health-care-plan/article_6e06bafc-99e1-11e3-b1fe-0017a43b2370.html

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• Medicaid Expansion (From the rust report 28FEB14)
   
  One of the most controversial issues the General Assembly is dealing with this session is Medicaid expansion. You have read much about it! As you know, Medicaid is a program funded by the U.S. federal and state governments that pays the medical expenses of people who are in certain age and income brackets and therefore unable to pay some or all of their own medical expenses. The question now is whether or not to expand Medicaid.

  
  

  The Problem:

  • 1 million Virginians are uninsured (1 in 8 residents) with 359,000 of those earning an income under 138% of poverty, including 47,000 veterans and their families.
  • Since 2004, Virginia has spent more than $1.2 billion subsidizing the cost of indigent care at Virginia hospitals. The cost in 2013 was $137 million and it is increasing every year.
  • The cost of caring for the uninsured is reflected in a 'hidden' tax paid by Virginia health insurance policyholders - that is you and me! It is estimated to be between 2 percent and 10 percent of our insurance premiums.
  • Virginia tax payers and businesses are sending money to Washington for health care for low income Virginians for which we receive no funds back. Between FY2015-FY2022 Virginians will send $13.6 billion and receive nothing in return.
  • The cost of waiting
  • Each day we wait to provide health care for low-income Virginians we forego about $5 million in funds from the federal government from taxes that we are currently sending to the federal government.
  • The uninsured won't disappear if we do nothing. These individuals will seek care in emergency rooms - the most expensive option.
  •  We will continue to subsidize the cost of caring for the uninsured at a cost of more than $137 million from our General Fund budget each year. 

  The Solution - Marketplace Virginia: In its simplest form, Virginia would take the federal money, set up a state exchange (we now have a federal exchange) and allow individuals to purchase healthcare coverage through a private insurance network utilizing the federal funds. This would be a Managed Care Program.

  
  

  The Benefits:  

  • Virginia would recapture about $1.7 billion each year we are currently sending to Washington which could be used for:
  • Additional funding for behavioral health, about $202 million
  • Meaningful General Fund Savings, about $137 million
  • Improved access, better outcomes and reduced costs for Virginia
  • Improved mental health facilities in corrections institutions, about $6 million.
  •  According to Virginia Secretary of Health and Human Resources, about $1 billion in Affordable Care Act costs will be saved between FY2014-FY2022. 

  Recipients of health care insurance:

  • Promotes personal responsibility and accountability for health care services
  • Requires cost sharing up to 5% of income
  •  Includes incentives for job search and work activities. 

  The Risk: 

  • The federal government reneges on the financial commitment they have made. If that occurs, Virginia will discontinue the program as specified in the legislation.

  
  

  I am not happy with the Affordable Care Act, "Obamacare", and there are innumerable problems with it including the fact that it cuts into everyone's bottom line by forcing businesses and individuals to pay more to cover the uninsured. As an example according to the Human Resources Director of my engineering firm which self funds its insurance program, has electronic communications and enrollment capabilities, and outsources payroll our costs are therefore 'muted', but we are still paying $135,945 for 2013-2014 in taxes and fees to the federal government and not receiving any benefit. Despite the problems, Obamacare is the law of the land and while numerous efforts to overturn it have been made by Congress, none have been successful. Now we need to find a way to make this work for the benefit of Virginians by finding a solution that protects Virginia taxpayers' hard-earned money and return those dollars flowing across the Potomac to Washington back to Virginia. After carefully and deliberately weighing the options and listening to passionate debates on the floor of the House, I believe Marketplace Virginia is a solution for the citizens of the 86th district and all Virginians. Is it perfect? No, but we simply cannot afford to continue to give the federal government any more of our money and get nothing in return.

  
  

  As noted, this matter is very controversial but I would note Marketplace Virginia has broad support in the business community as evidenced by numerous Chambers of Commerce's support. In addition, health providers and the faith community have indicated their support. Finally, I would note the healthcare question is not concluded and I will surmise the debate will go on until the end of this budget cycle which is June 30, 2014.
   

UPDATED: VIRGINIANS! TELL YOUR DELEGATE TO REJECT THEIR 2014 BUDGET

HERE'S delegate tom rust's reply to me on this issue...

Dear Mr. S:

Thank you for your question concerning funding for Planned Parenthood.  The matter was debated in the House of Delegates on February 20.  The budget amendment prohibiting any funds for Planned Parenthood was Item 4-5.04 #1h.  I voted 'no'.  The matter passed 67Yes-31No with, as stated, my vote being 'no'.

In regards to the November election, I will note that I was elected in a district which voted for Governor McAuliffe by 21% over Mr. Cuccinelli.  My moderate voting record attracted informed Democrats who want a representative who is not afraid to take the tough votes and represent the district.

I appreciate you contacting me on this important subject.

Best regards,
Thomas Davis Rust
Virginia House of Delegates 86th District
730 Elden Street
Herndon, VA  20170
P:  703-437-9400
F:  703-435-6655
website:  www.tomrust.org

________________________________________
From: PP Advocates of Virginia <info@ppav.org> on behalf of Craig Schwanke <bucknackt@gmail.com>
Sent: Monday, February 17, 2014 9:19 PM
To: Tom Rust
Subject: Stand up for Women's Health. Reject this budget!

Feb 17, 2014

Delegate Thomas Rust
General Assembly Building, Room 820
910 Capitol Square
Richmond, VA 23219

Dear Delegate Rust,

I am writing to you today to ask that you reject the house budget which
includes defunding Planned Parenthood.

This is a blatant attempt to prevent Virginia women from accessing
vital health care services in the Commonwealth.

The bottom line is this: Virginia women and families need more access
to health care, not less. More than half of all pregnancies in Virginia
are unintended and in 2008, there were 375,500 women in need of
publicly supported contraceptive services and supplies. Furthermore,
Virginia ranks in the worst category for rates of breast cancer deaths
among both African American and white women.

Defunding Planned Parenthood does nothing to provide Virginia women
with basic health care, instead it shifts family planning money away
from Planned Parenthood -- the trusted provider for 24,000 Virginians.

We are tired of the class warfare, social injustice, and hypocrisy of
too many in the House of Delegates. You cut the least among us off from
health care and all the other social safety net programs too many in
the commonwealth need, but proclaim your support for the sanctity of
life, but only until birth, then you feel no moral responsibility, no
compassion, for those needing help. You are blind and deaf to the lack
of social justice in your political actions. I have to ask, what god
teaches the greed and callousness you practice?
Specifically to you Delegate Rust, you need to remember you won your
reelection by 34 votes. That is not an endorsement of the tea-bagger
policies you have supported in the past. You have an obligation to
represent all the people of our district, and you must vote against
this budget.

It is inappropriate to keep women from their trusted provider, Planned
Parenthood.

Thank you for taking the time to hear my thoughts on this issue. I
trust you will stand up for women's health by rejecting this budget.

Sincerely,

VIRGINIANS! In 2013 we didn't elect the gop / tea-bagger ticket as our Governor, Lt Governor or Attorney General because of their extremist views. We didn't elect their candidates in the special elections for the VA Senate in Jan 14 for the same reason. But the neanderthals in the VA House of Delegates just didn't get the message. Planned Parenthood is asking all Virginians to contact their Delegate and tell them to vote against their budget that attacks a woman's right to make her own reproductive decisions, fails to provide health insurance to 400,000 low income working people, and defunding Planned Parenthood, denying tens of thousands of the Commonwealth's poor access to their only health care. Click the link to send a message to your Delegate...
Here is my letter to my Delegate, tom rust r 86th...

Defunding Planned Parenthood does nothing to provide Virginia women with basic health care, instead it shifts family planning money away from Planned Parenthood -- the trusted provider for 24,000 Virginians.
We are tired of the class warfare, social injustice, and hypocrisy of too many in the House of Delegates. You cut the least among us off from health care and all the other social safety net programs too many in the commonwealth need, but proclaim your support for the sanctity of life, but only until birth, then you feel no moral responsibility, no compassion, for those needing help. You are blind and deaf to the lack of social justice in your political actions. I have to ask, what god teaches the greed and callousness you practice?
Specifically to you Delegate Rust, you need to remember you won your reelection by 34 votes. That is not an endorsement of the tea-bagger policies you have supported in the past. You have an obligation to represent all the people of our district, and you must vote against this budget. 

First a bill to defund Planned Parenthood and now a budget amendment to do the same.  The house's budget attacks access to reproductive care in many ways including defunding fetal anomaly abortion for low income women, prohibiting funding for gubernatoraial action on TRAP (targeted regulations on abortion providers, not closing the coverage gap to ensure 400,000 working, low income people receive health care, and of course- defunding Planned Parenthood.   The recent election shows it is clear that Virginians have had enough of extreme politicians who want to restrict access to quality and affordable health care.  Women don’t need a politician telling them where they can get their Pap tests, breast cancer screenings or birth control. Tell your Delegate to reject this budget today. The bottom line is this: Virginia women and families need more access to health care, not less. More than half of all pregnancies in Virginia are unintended and in 2008, there were 375,500 women in need of publicly supported contraceptive services and supplies. Furthermore, Virginia ranks in the worst category for rates of breast cancer deaths among both African American and white women. Defunding Planned Parenthood does nothing to provide Virginia women with basic health care, instead it shifts family planning money away from Planned Parenthood -- the trusted provider for 24,000 Virginians.  It is inappropriate to keep women from their trusted provider, Planned Parenthood. Tell your Delegate to reject this budget today. Thank you so much for your continued support, Cianti Stewart-Reid Executive Director, Planned Parenthood Advocates of Virginia

visit ppav.org © 2014 Planned Parenthood Advocates of Virginia

From Jennifer Boysko & Herndon Patch, the 86th District Delegate Race: Boysko-Rust Recount Results 19DEZ13

32 votes. That is the number of votes tom rust won reelection as delegate by after the recount results that were announced today. 32 votes. rust is used to winning by 32% (or more), he has never had to work so hard to keep his seat. He better realize the 86th district isn't tea-bagger country and he has a responsibility to represent all the people of this district and not kow-tow to his political bosses in Richmond. AND THANK YOU JENNIFER BOYSKO FOR A RACE WELL RUN AND FOR INSPIRING US AND GIVING US HOPE. WE ARE VERY, VERY PROUD OF YOU!!!!!! From Jennifer Boysko and  Herndon Patch....

Dear friends,

 

The recount has ended and I called to congratulate Tom Rust and wish him a successful term in the House of Delegates as soon as I received the news.  

 

When all of the votes were finally counted today, I learned that we came up 32 votes short.  The final tally was:

Boysko 10378

Rust 10410

 

It was a hard fought fight and I am so proud of what we did. Thank you for your strong support and friendship over the past year. It was important for so many people that we took this time to assure that all votes were counted and everyone's voice was heard in this very close election. It was an honor to be the Democratic nominee and I appreciate having the opportunity to discuss those issues that matter to all of us during the past year with the voters in the 86th District.

 

I owe a special word of thanks to my core team members who have been with me through thick and thin:

 

Taylor McLeod, my manager

Brad Flemming, my finance director

Henry Jackson, my field director 

Dadly Cordero, my communications director

Les Halpern, my treasurer

 

And to all of you who have cheered me on, talked to me at your doorsteps or on the phone, donated your money and time, I say thank you.  I plan to run again in 2015 and hope to have you by my side once more.

 

Finally, I want to acknowledge my family who stood by me, picked up the slack at home and served as my biggest supporters: Glenn, Hannah, Sophie Claire, as well as my mom Dianne (a Republican from Alabama) and my mother-in-law Judy (a Democrat from Ohio), who were here for both the primary and general elections helping me get out the vote. I love you all dearly.

 

I ran for office because I want good government.  When we all participate, using our voices and taking part in this process, we will have it. We had a tremendous run, winning all of the Statewide races. You did that and I want to say thank you. Thank you and happy holidays.

 

Warmest regards,

 

Jennifer

The race was the tightest in all of Virginia this year.

Posted by Jennifer van der Kleut (Editor) , December 19, 2013 at 06:53 PM

With the recount complete, Tom Rust has officially won re-election as Delegate to the 86th District. (Courtesy Photo)

As the results of the recount in the 86th District Delegate race were reported Thursday, Democrat Jennifer Boysko conceded to Republican Tom Rust, who has held the seat since 2002.

The race was the closest of any in Virginia this year.

State-certified tallies in November had Boysko trailing Rust by just 54 votes, out of more than 21,000 cast in the district, which encompasses Herndon and parts of Oak Hill and Sterling.

After the recount, she was down just 32.

The final totals were: Rust with 10,410, and Boysko with 10,378.

Boysko issued a statement just before 6 p.m. Thursday.

"I'd like to congratulate Tom Rust and wish him a successful term in the House of Delegates," she said.

As for the recount, Boysko said, "It was important for so many people that we took this time to assure that all votes were counted and everyone's voice was heard in this very close election."

Boysko, a former aide to Fairfax County Supervisor John Foust, who also previously worked with Howard Dean, launched her campaign in January, and won the Democratic nomination in the June primary with more than 77 percent of the vote.

"It was an honor to be the Democratic nominee and I appreciate having the opportunity to discuss those issues that matter to all of us during the past year with the voters in the 86th District," she said Thursday.
http://herndon.patch.com/groups/elections/p/86th-district-delegate-race-boyskorust-recount-results

Recount, 86th District House of Delegates election 4DEZ13

I am so glad Jennifer filed for a recount, it is important that every vote is counted. Here is an update from her and her campaign staff....

 

What an extraordinary race! With your help, we spent this year speaking to voters about issues that are important to them, connecting with our neighbors, and forcing my opponent to be accountable for his record.  When you chose to share your time and talent volunteering for our campaign you helped make it possible to reach so many more than we could have done alone and we are so grateful. This was truly a grassroots race for regular people about regular people, not special interests.  Even though we were outspent nearly two to one, with our amazing grassroots support and hard work, it was the closest margin and the best campaign that Virginia’s 86^th District has ever seen. It was also the closest House of Delegates race in the entire state. I must also congratulate Mr. Rust on a spirited and lively campaign.

The State Board of Elections certified the election results last week and you may already know that out of 20,775 votes we came 54 votes short of victory. The margin is so small that we are eligible for a recount. Many of you have expressed your hope that we will move forward with that process. Yesterday our attorneys filed the petition. It has been a real nail biter, but all will be resolved in the next few weeks and we will accept the result knowing that every vote has been counted.

No matter what the outcome ultimately shows there is so much for which we can be proud. We made an incredible statement. Our message truly resonates with folks here in the 86^th and across Virginia: Our policy makers in Richmond need to focus on kitchen table issues instead of socially divisive ones. I hope our legislators take note.

No matter what, I will not give up fighting for what I believe are the right and just causes. I will continue to advocate for education. I will continue stand up for women's health. I will continue to work to protect our most vulnerable and the civil rights of all. I will continue to be there with you and plan to run again in 2015.

This campaign has always been about the people in our community, and without you, our campaign could not have made such an impact. We are enormously grateful for what you did.  Thank you for taking this amazing journey with me and my staff.

 

Kindest regards,

Jennifer Boysko                 Taylor McLeod                    Henry Jackson

 

 

 

 

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Boysko for Delegate
PO Box 247
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Unofficial Results - General Election - November 5, 2013

Here are the unofficial election results from the Virginia State Board of Elections. It is interesting that Lt Gov elect Sen Ralph S Northam D and Attorney General (race still to be decided) candidate Sen Mark R Herring D both received more votes than Gov elect Terry McAuliffe D. To me that shows just who people really trust and McAuliffe was the lesser of two evils in the governor's race. JENNIFER BOYSKO, the Bold Progressive Democratic Party candidate for Delegate from the 86th district (my district) did us proud. She trails tom rust, the repiglican tea-bagger incumbent, by 56 votes. This shows that every vote does count, and if you need more proof, in Westmoreland County cuccinelli got 2116 votes, McAuliffe 2115. This is the closest rust has come to loosing his seat since he was elected in 2002, and he is on notice that the people of the 86th are not going to tolerate his being a spineless puppet of the the right wing extremist in Richmond. He is going to have to represent all the people of the district.

Governor     Follow this contest Precincts Reporting: 2558/2558 Local Results Results Map Candidate Votes Percent   Ken T. Cuccinelli II 1,011,377 45.25%   Terry R. McAuliffe 1,067,114 47.74%   Robert C. Sarvis 145,773 6.52%   Write-in 11,020 0.49%     Total Votes 2,235,284     Lieutenant Governor     Follow this contest Precincts Reporting: 2558/2558 Local Results Results Map Candidate Votes Percent   E. W. Jackson 977,591 44.52%   Ralph S. Northam 1,209,386 55.08%   Write-in 8,769 0.40%     Total Votes 2,195,746     Attorney General     Follow this contest Precincts Reporting: 2558/2558 Local Results Results Map Candidate Votes Percent   Mark D. Obenshain 1,100,800 49.90%   Mark R. Herring 1,100,119 49.87%   Write-in 4,973 0.23%     Total Votes 2,205,892

Member House of Delegates - 086     Follow this contest Precincts Reporting: 17/17 Local Results Results Map
	Candidate Votes Percent   Thomas Davis Rust 10,383 50.01%   Jennifer B. Boysko 10,327 49.74%   Write-in 51 0.25%     Total Votes 20,761

County Results

	FAIRFAX COUNTY Precincts Reporting: 14/14 Precinct Results
	Candidate Votes Percent Thomas Davis Rust 9,063 49.62% Jennifer B. Boysko 9,159 50.15% Write-in 41 0.22%   Total Votes 18,263
	Precinct Results for FAIRFAX COUNTY 203 - FLORIS Candidate Votes Percent Thomas Davis Rust 941 53.71% Jennifer B. Boysko 810 46.23% Write-in 1 0.06%   Total Votes 1,752     229 - FOX MILL Candidate Votes Percent Thomas Davis Rust 1,128 48.50% Jennifer B. Boysko 1,193 51.29% Write-in 5 0.21%   Total Votes 2,326     236 - STUART Candidate Votes Percent Thomas Davis Rust 309 48.89% Jennifer B. Boysko 321 50.79% Write-in 2 0.32%   Total Votes 632     319 - HERNDON #1 Candidate Votes Percent Thomas Davis Rust 967 58.36% Jennifer B. Boysko 689 41.58% Write-in 1 0.06%   Total Votes 1,657     320 - HERNDON #2 Candidate Votes Percent Thomas Davis Rust 723 46.20% Jennifer B. Boysko 836 53.42% Write-in 6 0.38%   Total Votes 1,565     321 - CLEARVIEW Candidate Votes Percent Thomas Davis Rust 1,072 52.17% Jennifer B. Boysko 978 47.59% Write-in 5 0.24%   Total Votes 2,055     324 - HERNDON #3 Candidate Votes Percent Thomas Davis Rust 599 45.11% Jennifer B. Boysko 726 54.67% Write-in 3 0.23%   Total Votes 1,328     325 - HUTCHISON Candidate Votes Percent Thomas Davis Rust 276 36.90% Jennifer B. Boysko 470 62.83% Write-in 2 0.27%   Total Votes 748     327 - SUGARLAND Candidate Votes Percent Thomas Davis Rust 816 55.25% Jennifer B. Boysko 654 44.28% Write-in 7 0.47%   Total Votes 1,477     332 - COATES Candidate Votes Percent Thomas Davis Rust 249 31.32% Jennifer B. Boysko 543 68.30% Write-in 3 0.38%   Total Votes 795     909 - KINROSS WEST Candidate Votes Percent Thomas Davis Rust 579 54.32% Jennifer B. Boysko 486 45.59% Write-in 1 0.09%   Total Votes 1,066     927 - LEES CORNER #1 Candidate Votes Percent Thomas Davis Rust 377 51.57% Jennifer B. Boysko 350 47.88% Write-in 4 0.55%   Total Votes 731     931 - CARSON Candidate Votes Percent Thomas Davis Rust 417 50.61% Jennifer B. Boysko 407 49.39% Write-in         Total Votes 824     ##Central Absentee Candidate Votes Percent Thomas Davis Rust 610 46.67% Jennifer B. Boysko 696 53.25% Write-in 1 0.08%   Total Votes 1,307     ###Provisional Votes Candidate Votes Percent Thomas Davis Rust   0.00%   Jennifer B. Boysko   0.00%   Write-in   0.00%     Total Votes 0

LOUDOUN COUNTY Precincts Reporting: 3/3 Precinct Results

Candidate Votes Percent Thomas Davis Rust 1,320 52.84% Jennifer B. Boysko 1,168 46.76% Write-in 10 0.40%   Total Votes 2,498       Precinct Results for LOUDOUN COUNTY 701 - SULLY Candidate Votes Percent Thomas Davis Rust 534 52.20% Jennifer B. Boysko 485 47.41% Write-in 4 0.39%   Total Votes 1,023     705 - FOREST GROVE Candidate Votes Percent Thomas Davis Rust 700 53.27% Jennifer B. Boysko 609 46.35% Write-in 5 0.38%   Total Votes 1,314     ##Central Absentee Candidate Votes Percent Thomas Davis Rust 86 53.42% Jennifer B. Boysko 74 45.96% Write-in 1 0.62%   Total Votes 161     ###Provisional Votes Candidate Votes Percent Thomas Davis Rust   0.00%   Jennifer B. Boysko   0.00%   Write-in   0.00%     Total Votes 0        http://electionresults.virginia.gov/Default.aspx