Virginia State Senate Results
June 12 Primary
The Virginia Senate Primary
was held on June 12. The APAC recommended four candidates who are
favorable to our issues and three won their primary. One had a margin
of victory of 75 votes and all three were very close races.
In the race we lost,
District 27 the turnout was 5.992 % of "registered voters" and we lost
by 2,355 votes out of 132,219 registered voters or 1.7 %.
Every
race in this election was decided by 2% or less of the registered
voters and in similar elections in the future are well within the
reach of a dedicated and properly functioning political action
committee. We certainly can gain the support of more than 2% of the
registered voters.
For the November
elections the turnout will be higher and we should have many
opportunities to improve our representation in both the House of
Delegates and State Senate. Now is the time to start working on the
November elections, we hope that you will join the APAC and let's get
started.
Thanks to Brag Bowling,
Brandon Dorsey, Tim Basden and Darryl Starnes who helped on the
voter guide. If you would like to join and help on the November
elections, please contact us at
elections@preservingamericanculture.com or give us a call at:
706-374-4744.
This is your PAC and
this is your opportunity to return Our Heritage to its proper place of
respect and honor in the Virginia Assembly. We will win tomorrow's
Heritage Battles in yesterday's elections.
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Virginia
State Senate Democratic Primary recommendations/results |
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District 9 |
no recommendation |
A. Donald
McEachin 6,145 to 4,418, turnout: 10.24% |
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District 13 |
no recommendation |
Steve E. Heretick
3,102 to 1,276, turnout: 3.587% |
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District 39 |
no recommendation |
George L. Barker
2,585 to 1,641, turnout: 3.560% |
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Virginia State Senate Republican Primary recommendations/results |
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District 1 |
no recommendation |
Patricia B.
"Tricia" Stall 4,757 to 4,000; turnout: 8.500% |
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District 12 |
no recommendation |
Walter A. Stosch
8,518 to 8,246, turnout: 13.65% |
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District 13 |
Frederick M. Quayle |
Frederick M. Quayle 1,950 to 391, turnout: 1.918% |
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District 22 |
Ralph K. Smith |
Ralph K. Smith 3,645 to 3,570, turnout: 5.936% |
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District 24 |
Emmett W. Hanger Jr. |
Emmett W. Hanger, Jr. 7,618 to 6,753, turnout: 12.97% |
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District 27 |
Mark D. Tate |
Jill Holtzman
Vogel 5,139 to 2,784, turnout: 5.992% |
All candidates, winners
or losers, who failed to return our candidate questionnaire have been
recorded in a database and carry a negative evaluation in their future
elections. This includes all of the candidates in the June 12 House of
Delegates election.
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