Joe Biden won in Virginia.
Last updated Jan. 6, 2021, 4:41 p.m. EST
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Polls close
7 p.m. EST
Mail-in ballot deadlines
Mail ballots must be postmarked by Nov. 3 and received by Nov. 6.
Ballot counting
Mail ballot processing starts weeks before Election Day.
Virginia presidential results
Candidate | Pct. | |
|---|---|---|
Biden dem | 54.4% | |
Trump* gop | 44.2% |
Vote history
For this seat
- 2008: D+6
- ’12: D+4
- ’16: D+6
Dems | ||
GOP | ||
Others | ||
| Win | Lead |
| Tied | |
| No results yet |
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Virginia demographics
Non-white population
Virginia is one of the more diverse states in the U.S.
Median income
Virginia has one of the higher median household incomes in the U.S.
Bachelor's degree
Virginia has among the highest percentages of people with four-year college degrees.
County flips and significant shifts
We are tracking which counties flipped from Democrat to Republican — and vice versa. These results will be updated as returns come in.
flipped
James City County
+10
Stafford County
+13
Lynchburg city
+12
Major party shift
York County
-12
Spotsylvania County
-11
Greene County
-10
D+15
D+30
Vote margin
0
R+15
R+30
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County results
| County | Biden pct | Trump pct |
|---|---|---|
| Accomack County | 44.7% 7,578 | 54.2% 9,172 |
| Albemarle County | 66.1% 42,466 | 32.4% 20,804 |
| Alleghany County | 27.4% 2,243 | 71.5% 5,859 |
| Amelia County | 30.6% 2,411 | 68.4% 5,390 |
| Amherst County | 33.4% 5,672 | 65.1% 11,041 |
| Appomattox County | 26.2% 2,418 | 72.5% 6,702 |
| Arlington County | 81.3% 105,344 | 17.2% 22,318 |
| Augusta County | 25.7% 10,840 | 72.8% 30,714 |
| Bath County | 25.9% 646 | 73.5% 1,834 |
| Bedford County | 25.1% 12,176 | 73.4% 35,600 |
Updates about tonight's races in Virginia
Some of those blue states that Trump had focused on early, including New Mexico, Colorado and Virginia, didn't get much attention in recent weeks
Some interesting divergence in the race calls so far: CNN and NBC called Indiana for Trump, but neither the AP nor Fox has (which means we haven't yet). Fox and the AP have called Kentucky for Trump, but the other networks say it's too early. Fox and the AP have also called Vermont for Biden; Fox alone called Virginia for Biden.
Sometimes these early calls are clues as how the night is going to go. This is a confusing mixed bag, so there's no clarity here yet.