How Arlington Precincts Voted In 2026 Redistricting Special Election

ARLINGTON, VA — Arlington County voters turned out in significant numbers on Tuesday to support a statewide constitutional amendment, delivering some of the highest approval margins in the Commonwealth during the April 21 special election.

The amendment, which grants the General Assembly the authority to redraw congressional districts for the remainder of the decade, found a strong stronghold in Arlington.

The "Yes" campaign carried every precinct in the county, with many areas along the Orange Line corridor and in North Arlington reporting approval rates exceeding 80 percent.

Statewide and County Totals

The overwhelming support in Arlington proved critical to the measure's success. While the amendment faced deep skepticism in Virginia’s southern and western regions, the surge in Northern Virginia turnout secured the majority needed for passage.

• Statewide Results: 1,575,288 (51.45%) Yes | 1,486,225 (48.55%) No
• Arlington County Results: 65,570 Yes (79.90%) | 16,494 No (20.10%)
• Total Votes Cast in County: 110,519

Arlington Results by Precinct

Arlington's 54 precincts showed a unified preference for the amendment, with high participation across the county's diverse neighborhoods.

Below is the list of precincts matched to their respective neighborhoods:

• PRECINCT 101 (Arlington): Yes 82.78% / No 17.22%
• PRECINCT 102 (Ashton Heights): Yes 77.74% / No 22.26%
• PRECINCT 103 (Aurora Hills): Yes 68.08% / No 31.92%
• PRECINCT 104 (Ballston): Yes 79.00% / No 21.00%
• PRECINCT 105 (Barcroft): Yes 77.14% / No 22.86%
• PRECINCT 106 (Crystal City): Yes 75.98% / No 24.02%
• PRECINCT 107 (Cherrydale): Yes 74.22% / No 25.78%
• PRECINCT 108 (Hume): Yes 74.08% / No 25.92%
• PRECINCT 109 (Columbia): Yes 79.60% / No 20.40%
• PRECINCT 110 (Wilson): Yes 76.01% / No 23.99%
• PRECINCT 111 (East Falls Church): Yes 69.59% / No 30.41%
• PRECINCT 112 (Fairlington): Yes 75.71% / No 24.29%
• PRECINCT 113 (Glen Carlyn): Yes 74.33% / No 25.67%
• PRECINCT 114 (Clarendon): Yes 79.17% / No 20.83%
• PRECINCT 115 (Lyon Park): Yes 78.30% / No 21.70%
• PRECINCT 116 (Lyon Village): Yes 74.83% / No 25.17%
• PRECINCT 117 (Overlee Knolls): Yes 73.12% / No 26.88%
• PRECINCT 118 (Park Lane): Yes 75.95% / No 24.05%
• PRECINCT 119 (Rosslyn): Yes 74.74% / No 25.26%
• PRECINCT 120 (Thrifton): Yes 66.71% / No 33.29%
• PRECINCT 121 (Virginia Highlands): Yes 76.58% / No 23.42%
• PRECINCT 122 (Abingdon): Yes 78.24% / No 21.76%
• PRECINCT 123 (Westover): Yes 75.85% / No 24.15%
• PRECINCT 124 (Woodlawn): Yes 78.31% / No 21.69%
• PRECINCT 125 (Arlington Forest): Yes 75.80% / No 24.20%
• PRECINCT 126 (Fillmore): Yes 79.76% / No 20.24%
• PRECINCT 127 (Jefferson): Yes 76.23% / No 23.77%
• PRECINCT 128 (Wakefield): Yes 83.40% / No 16.60%
• PRECINCT 129 (Dominion Hills): Yes 75.54% / No 24.46%
• PRECINCT 130 (Green Valley): Yes 81.12% / No 18.88%
• PRECINCT 131 (Lexington): Yes 72.87% / No 27.13%
• PRECINCT 132 (Oakridge): Yes 72.06% / No 27.94%
• PRECINCT 133 (Rock Spring): Yes 63.36% / No 36.64%
• PRECINCT 134 (Yorktown): Yes 72.31% / No 27.69%
• PRECINCT 135 (Madison): Yes 56.65% / No 43.35%
• PRECINCT 136 (Marshall): Yes 70.66% / No 29.34%
• PRECINCT 137 (Nottingham): Yes 74.60% / No 25.40%
• PRECINCT 138 (Arlington View): Yes 84.56% / No 15.44%
• PRECINCT 139 (Ashlawn): Yes 77.33% / No 22.67%
• PRECINCT 140 (Virginia Square): Yes 74.63% / No 25.37%
• PRECINCT 141 (Navy League): Yes 76.45% / No 23.55%
• PRECINCT 142 (Shirlington): Yes 82.87% / No 17.13%
• PRECINCT 143 (Campbell): Yes 86.23% / No 13.77%
• PRECINCT 144 (Dawson Terrace): Yes 74.07% / No 25.93%
• PRECINCT 145 (Buckingham): Yes 79.03% / No 20.97%
• PRECINCT 146 (Central): Yes 77.69% / No 22.31%
• PRECINCT 147 (Four Mile Run): Yes 81.38% / No 18.62%
• PRECINCT 148 (AUSA): Yes 69.86% / No 30.14%
• PRECINCT 149 (Monroe): Yes 76.32% / No 23.68%
• PRECINCT 150 (Crystal Plaza): Yes 80.02% / No 19.98%
• PRECINCT 151 (Taylor): Yes 83.90% / No 16.10%
• PRECINCT 152 (Gunston): Yes 81.44% / No 18.56%
• PRECINCT 153 (Met Park): Yes 78.29% / No 21.71%
• PRECINCT 154 (Garfield Park): Yes 76.98% / No 23.02%

With the amendment’s certification, the General Assembly is now authorized to move forward with the redistricting process. Proponents argue this temporary measure allows Virginia to remain competitive and ensures legislative control over representation, while critics continue to voice concerns over the return to a system they claim favors political incumbents.

What's Next

Under the redrawn boundaries, U.S. Rep. Don Beyer (D) will now represent the new 8th Congressional District, which will include Alexandria and extend south about 100 miles along the Potomac River, according to the Washington Post. It will also include Northern Neck and Williamsburg.

On Aug. 4, Beyer will face Michael Duffin, Adam Dunigan, Frank Fereira, Daniel Gray, and Mo Seifeldein in the Democratic Primary.

In addition, Heerak Christian Kim, Luke Nathan Phillips and Tony Sabio will be competing in the Aug. 4 Republican Party primary to determine who will appear on the Nov. 3 ballot.

Voters living in the northern portion of Arlington will be in the expanded 7th Congressional District, which extends west to the Shenandoah mountains and includes Annandale, Burke, Harrisonburg, Culpeper, and Orange.

Thirteen Democrats and six Republicans are competing in party primaries on Aug. 4 in the 7th District, which is considered an open seat.

The Democrats in the race are JP Cooney, Elizabeth Guzman, Dan Helmer, David R Kennedy, Dorothy McAuliffe, Adele McClure, Matthew G Rainforth, Saddam Azlan Salim, Joseph Schiarizzi, Jonathan Schmeelk, Alex Thymmons, Olivia Troye, and Eugene Vindman.

Republicans running to represent the 7th District are Tara Durant, John Gray, Darius Mayfield, Douglas Ollivant, Jacob Roginsky, and Waverly E Washington.

Results remain unofficial until certified by the State Board of Elections.