Wagner Wins Lieutenant Governor Nod
Primary Day Was Marked by Low Turnout
Ware, Howell Hold On, Koury Defeats Hull
4 NOVA Races Key to Shaping Fight For Legislature
Cox Gets GOP Nod in 55th, Carr Gets Dems Nod in 69th
Garrett Wins GOP Nod to Face Shannon Valentine
Woody Wins Primary for Richmond Sheriff
Long-time Portsmouth Treasurer Williams Prevails in Primary
Morgan Overwhelms Carter in Newport News Sheriff Primary
SCHEV Reverses Decision, Gives VSU Full Certification
Reveley Says Help Struggling Colleges and Leave Others Alone
Virginia High School Graduation Rates in Dispute
Albemarle County Rates Could Rise for Big Water Users
Two Virginia Sheriffs Are Finalists for U.S. Marshal Post
Creigh Deedes won as many votes as the other two candidates combined. It may be that the progressive or left-of-center vote divided between McAuliffe and Moran. (Not that these were the only voters who chose them). Had one of the latter withdrawn, Deedes may have had a much closer fight. He did well in northern Virginia as well, suggesting that NOVA has its share of centrist voters.