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Manassas City Council Vote: See Election Day Precinct Totals

See how the Manassas City Council vote broke down by precinct.

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Polls closed at 7 p.m. on Tuesday. (Patch graphics)

MANASSAS, VA – Democrats Dianne Lane, Jill Spall and Helen Zurita are projected to win the Manassas City Council race, according to preliminary results from the Virginia Department of Elections.

Seven candidates ran for the three open seats in the race. Theresa Coates Ellis, the council's lone Republican, was running for reelection. The other open seats belonged to Sonia Vasquez Luna, who left the race to run for the Virginia House District 20 seat, and Ralph Smith, who didn't seek another term.

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The results below may not include some provisional ballots and absentee ballots, which are still being counted.

Provisional results are as follows:

CandidateTotal votesShare of votes cast in contest
Dianne Lane6,66525.6%
Jill M. Spall6,11823.5%
Helen Anne Zurita5,70721.9%
Theresa Coates Ellis5,03719.3%
Lynn Forkell Greene3,76514.5%
Colin J. Turner2,93911.3%
Eugene E. "Doc" Brown1,6646.4%

Below are votes cast on election day by precinct. The totals below do not include mailed-in ballots, provisional ballots or absentee ballots.

Election Day votes by precinct

Table 1: Precincts Dean, Weems and Metz.

CandidateDeanWeemsMetz
Dianne Lane606673557
Jill Spall552585495
Helen Zurita527625469
Theresa Coates Ellis348405448
Lynn Forkell Greene249303416
Colin Turner244233284
Eugene "Doc" Brown154169145

Table 2: Haydon, Baldwin and Round

CandidateHaydonBaldwinRound
Dianne Lane510441453
Jill Spall489399452
Helen Zurita498401378
Theresa Coates Ellis409377479
Lynn Forkell Greene359293372
Colin Turner251276261
Eugene "Doc" Brown92140125

Lane led the Election Day vote in five of the city's six precincts. Ellis led Round, receiving 479 votes to Lane's 453. Zurita finished ahead of Spall in Weems, Haydon and Baldwin.

Final results are available on the Virginia Department of Elections website.

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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