REAL TIME ELECTION RESULTS 2019: Virginia Primary (Updated)

VIRGINIA — Unofficial results are in for Tuesday's Virginia primary elections that will determine which state legislature and local candidates advance to the Nov. 5 general election.

All Virginia Senate and House of Delegates seats will be up for grabs in the general election, leaving party control hanging in the balance. Republicans control the state House with a 51-49 majority and the state Senate with a 21-19 majority. Polls were open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, June 11.

In one of the closely watched races, Senate Minority Leader Dick Saslaw held off his first Democratic primary challenge since he first ran for Virginia's Senate in 1979. Saslaw got 48.5 percent of the vote, followed by Yasmine Taeb with 45.4 percent and Karen Torrent with 6 percent.

Other results showed a few upset victories in Northern Virginia. In the 28th House district Republican primary, Paul Milde won over incumbent Del. Bob Thomas. On the local level, Parisa Dehghani-Tafti defeated incumbent Theo Stamos for Commonwealth's Attorney of Arlington County and Falls Church. Steve Descano defeated incumbent Ray Morrogh for Fairfax County Commonwealth's Attorney.

State Sen. Jennifer Boysko, who took over now-Congresswoman Jennifer Wexton's Senate District 33 seat in a January special election, won the Democratic primary. In the 17th Senate District, Republican state Sen. Bryce Reeves claimed victory. Incumbents Alfonso Lopez in the 49th House District and Lee Carter in the 50th House District won their Democratic primaries.

Among races without incumbents running, Geary Higgins won the 13th Senate District Republican primary, Qasim Rashid won the 28th Senate District Democratic primary and Jess Foster won the 88th House District Democratic primary.

See results from all races via the Virginia Department of Elections website below.

Several other local races took the spotlight in Northern Virginia. Lee District Supervisor Jeff McKay has won the Democratic primary for Board of Supervisors chairman in Fairfax County, the state's most populous jurisdiction. The other candidates were real estate developer Tim Chapman, Fairfax County School Board member Ryan McElveen and Georgetown Law professor Alicia Pierhoples. Current Chairman Sharon Bulova is not seeking re-election.

Fairfax County voters also determined Democratic candidates for Board of Supervisors seats in the Hunter Mill, Lee and Providence districts. Walter Alcorn won in the Hunter Mill district, James Walkinshaw in the Braddock district, Rodney Lusk in the Lee district and Dalia Palchik in the Providence district. The Republican Party will select its candidates for the general election through other means.

SEE ALSO:

• Burke Primary Election: Jeff McKay, James Walkinshaw Win
• Alexandria Primary Election 2019: Saslaw, Parks Win
• Kingstowne Area Primary Election: Jeff McKay, Rodney Lusk Win
• Vienna Primary Election: Jeff McKay, Walter Alcorn Win
• Arlington Primary Election 2019: Here Are The Results

Voters could have voted in either the Democratic or Republican primary. To cast a ballot, voters had to be registered and present photo identification. To check your voter registration and find your polling place, visit vote.elections.virginia.gov.

Here's the Democratic results:

And here's the Republican results:

The winners of primary races in Northern Virginia are listed in bold below:

Virginia State Senate Races

13th Senate District (Republican primary)

• Geary M. Higgins
• Ron A. Meyer, Jr.

17th Senate District (Republican primary)

• Bryce E. Reeves
• Rich N. Breeden

28th Senate District (Democratic primary)

• Qasim Rashid
• Laura A. Sellers

31st Senate District (Democratic primary)

• Nicole K. Merlene
• Barbara A. Favola

33rd Senate District (Democratic primary)

• Jennifer B. Boysko
• M. Sharafat Hussain

35th Senate District (Democratic primary)

• Richard L. "Dick" Saslaw
• Yasmine P. Taeb
• Karen Elena Torrent

Virginia State House Races

28th House District (Republican primary)

• Robert M. "Bob" Thomas, Jr.
• Paul V. Milde III

38th House District (Democratic primary)

• L. Kaye Kory
• Andres F. Jimenez

49th House District (Democratic primary)

• Alfonso H. Lopez
• Julius D. "JD" Spain, Sr.

50th House District (Democratic primary)

• Mark D. Wolfe
• Lee J. Carter

52nd House District (Democratic primary)

• Luke E. Torian
• Kevin M. Wade

87th House District (Democratic primary)

• Suhas Subramanyam
• Hassan M. Ahmad
• Akshay Bhamidipati
• Johanna L. Gusman

88th House District (Democratic primary)

• Jessica H. "Jess" Foster
• Kecia S. Evans

Local races

City of Alexandria, Clerk of Court (Democratic primary)

• J. Greg Parks
• Ben Ortiz Jr.

Arlington County, City of Falls Church, Commonwealth's Attorney (Democratic primary)

• Theophani K. "Theo" Stamos
• Parisa Dehghani-Tafti

Fairfax County, Chair, Board of Supervisors (Democratic primary)

• Ryan L. McElveen
• Timothy M. Chapman
• Jeffrey C. McKay
• Alicia E. Plerhoples

Fairfax County, Member, Board of Supervisors, Braddock District (Democratic primary)

• James R. Walkinshaw
• Irma M. Corado

Fairfax County, Member, Board of Supervisors, Hunter Mill District (Democratic primary)

• Walter L. Alcorn
• Laurie T. Dodd
• Shyamali Roy Hauth
• Maggie D. Parker
• Parker K. Messick

Fairfax County, Member, Board of Supervisors, Lee District (Democratic primary)

• Larysa M. Kautz
• Rodney L. Lusk
• James T. Migliaccio
• Kelly M. P. Hebron

Fairfax County, Member, Board of Supervisors, Providence District (Democratic primary)

• Edythe Frankel Kelleher
• Dalia A. Palchik
• Phil A. Niedzielski-Eichner
• Erika Milena Yalowitz
• Linh D. Hoang

Fairfax County, Commonwealth's Attorney (Democratic primary)

• Raymond F. Morrogh
• Steve T. Descano

Loudoun County, Sheriff (Democratic primary)

• Chris R. Harmison
• Justin P. Hannah

Loudoun County, Member, Board of Supervisors, Sterling District (Democratic primary)

• Ibrahim A. Moiz
• Koran T. Saines

Prince William County, Member, Board of Supervisors, Coles District (Democratic primary)

• Raheel A. Sheikh
• Latonsha D. "LT" Pridgen

Prince William County, Member, Board of Supervisors, Neabsco District (Democratic primary)

• Victor S. Angry
• Aracely Panameno

Prince William County, Member, Board of Supervisors, Occoquan District (Democratic primary)

• Kenny Allen Boddye
• Aaron C. "A.C.E." Edmond

Prince William County, Member, Board of Supervisors, Woodbridge District (Democratic primary)

• Margaret Angela Franklin
• Frank J. Principi

Prince William County, Commonwealth's Attorney (Democratic primary)

• Tracey A. Lenox
• Amy K. Ashworth

Prince William County, Sheriff (Democratic primary)

• Joshua Lavon King
• Brian K. Fields