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See unofficial Fairfax City mayor and City Council results, including precinct-level Election Day votes and citywide totals.

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See unofficial Fairfax City mayor and City Council results, including precinct-level Election Day votes and citywide totals. (Michael O'Connell/Patch)

FAIRFAX CITY, VA — Unofficial results from all six Fairfax City precincts show how Election Day voters cast their ballots for mayor and City Council, with early voting and mailed absentee votes reported separately citywide. Kirsten Sides Lockhart led the mayoral count, while Anthony T. Amos topped the council field.

According to unofficial results posted by the Virginia Department of Elections, 11,265 of the city's 19,228 registered voters (59%) cast ballots.

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Fairfax City's mayor and City Council results should be certified by Friday, Nov. 13. The city's official notice says its review of provisional ballots and canvass may continue until 5 p.m. that day, though the board could finish earlier.

Precinct figures below include Election Day votes only. Early voting and mailed absentee votes are reported citywide and are not assigned to individual precincts in the export. Citywide totals include all three voting methods.

Mayor

Kirsten Sides Lockhart led Thomas D. "Tom" Peterson by 1,134 votes citywide, with 5,925 votes to Peterson's 4,791. Lockhart led Election Day voting in five precincts. Peterson led in Precinct 003.

Election Day Votes By Precinct

Candidate001 — Fairfax Presbyterian Church002 — Stacy C. Sherwood Community Center003 — Daniels Run Elementary School004 — Fairfax City Hall005 — Fairfax High School006 — Christ Lutheran Church
Kirsten Sides Lockhart367444481315378455
Thomas D. "Tom" Peterson309438497254364373
Write-in6107134

Citywide Results By Voting Method

CandidateElection DayEarly VotingMailed AbsenteeTotal
Kirsten Sides Lockhart2,4402,7517345,925
Thomas D. "Tom" Peterson2,2352,1104464,791
Write-in31201061

City Council

Voters could select up to six candidates. Anthony T. Amos, Kelly M. O'Brien, Sandi W. Slappey Brown, María José Padmore, Stacy R. Hall and Rachel M McQuillen held the top six positions in the citywide count.

McQuillen led seventh-place candidate Steve S Chang by 728 votes. Amos led Election Day voting in five precincts; Hall led in Precinct 006.

Candidates are listed below in order of their citywide vote totals.

City Council: Election Day Votes By Precinct

Candidate001 — Fairfax Presbyterian Church002 — Stacy C. Sherwood Community Center003 — Daniels Run Elementary School004 — Fairfax City Hall005 — Fairfax High School006 — Christ Lutheran Church
Anthony T. Amos393469520319455452
Kelly M. O'Brien332434500311376438
Sandi W. Slappey Brown304390459291340396
María José Padmore327406449270353408
Stacy R. Hall327456430265371476
Rachel M McQuillen328418406237317360
Steve S Chang259382421218305301
Susan Hartley Kuiler189319333157322271
Jessica L. Lough207331334163241307
Russell A. Jones16313418791107137
Stephen S. Kim10812314681111112
Write-in203617182423

Citywide Results By Voting Method

CandidateElection DayEarly VotingMailed AbsenteeTotal
Anthony T. Amos2,6082,9967586,362
Kelly M. O'Brien2,3912,8227115,924
Sandi W. Slappey Brown2,1802,6696755,524
María José Padmore2,2132,5196315,363
Stacy R. Hall2,3252,3615725,258
Rachel M McQuillen2,0662,1765274,769
Steve S Chang1,8861,7743814,041
Susan Hartley Kuiler1,5911,8553633,809
Jessica L. Lough1,5831,7853863,754
Russell A. Jones8197221891,730
Stephen S. Kim6815511811,413
Write-in13812945312
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