LOUDOUN COUNTY, VA — According to preliminary results, Loudoun County voters voted in favor of three county bond questions during the 2026 midterm elections on Tuesday.
Preliminary results from the Virginia Department of Elections are below.
Loudoun voters saw three county bond questions totaling up to $356.5 million for school, public safety and transportation projects.
Public School Projects: The county asked voters for authority to issue up to $40.25 million in general obligation bonds for LCPS Capital Renewal and Alterations, the VIEW Transition Academy and other school facilities requested by the School Board.
Preliminary results indicate voters favored the proposition.
Public Safety Projects: Voters decided whether Loudoun can issue up to $35.43 million in bonds for the Brambleton Sheriff Station, Fire and Rescue Station No. 29 — Loudoun Gateway, and other public safety projects in the county's Capital Improvement Program.
Preliminary results indicate voters favored the proposition.
Public Transportation Projects: The county sought authorization for up to $280.85 million for transportation improvements, including the Route 15 Lucketts Bypass, Route 15/Hogback Mountain Road roundabout, Route 50/Loudoun County Parkway interchange, Route 7/Route 287 interchange and the county's Sidewalk and Trail Program.
Preliminary results indicate voters favored the proposition.
Full results are available on the Virginia Department of Elections website here. Virginia election results are considered preliminary until they are formally certified. Final results are scheduled to be certified on Dec. 7.
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