Prince William Election Results 2019: Sheriff's Race A Close Call

Editor's Note: An earlier version of this story reported that Prince William County sheriff candidate Josh King was the projected winner over Sheriff Glen Hill. According to reports, additional votes were tallied after the Virginia Department of Elections website said all precincts had reported, and current reports are now calling Hill the projected winner.

Prince William County voters headed to the polls today and made their choices on who will represent them in several offices including Virginia House of Delegates, Senate, Prince William County sheriff and school board.

Among projected wins was Prince William County Sheriff Glen Hill, who, according to multiple reports, pulled ahead in the race after he was down in the vote count on election night. Hill was 775 votes ahead of his Democratic challenger Josh King Wednesday afternoon, the Prince William Times reported, and there's no word yet on whether King will concede the race or qualify for a free recount.

Despite Hill's projected win, current vote totals on the Virginia Department of Elections website still show King in the lead by approximately 600 votes. A representative with the Department of Elections was unable to confirm the most current vote total for each candidate.

Hill ran against King, a Fairfax County deputy sheriff, and Rhonda Dickson, a retired member of the Prince William Police Department.

Also, Democrats took control of the Prince William Board of Supervisors after defeating three Republican incumbents. Unofficial results gave Democrats a 5-3 advantage on the board, InsideNoVA reports.

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The vote totals reported below are collected from the Virginia Department of Elections website. All totals are unofficial until certification.

VOTE TOTALS
All precincts reporting

13th Senate District
Geary Higgins (R) - 8828
John Bell (D) - 9409
Write In - 26

28th Senate District
Richard Stuart (R) - 11017
Qasim Rashid (D) - 8448
Write In - 22

29th Senate District
Jeremy McPike (D) - 27013
Write In - 2398

36th Senate District
Scott Surovell (D) - 20815
Write In - 1934

39th Senate District
Dutch Hillenburg (R) - 5748
George Barker (D) - 8701
Write In - 10

2nd House District
Heather Mitchell (R) - 2415
Jennifer Carroll Foy (D) - 7618
Write In - 18

13th House District
Kelly McGinn (R) - 8427
Danica Roem (D) - 10228
Write In - 39

31st House District
Darrell Jordan Jr. (R) - 8715
Elizabeth Guzman - 12638
Write In - 32

40th House District
Tim Hugo (R) - 3576
Dan Helmer (D) - 2744
Write In - 6

50th House District
Ian Lovejoy (R) - 5100
Lee Carter (D) - 6057
Write In - 30

51st House District
Richard Anderson (R) - 12872
Hala Sophia Ayala (D) - 15499
Write In - 24

52nd House District
Maria Martin (R) - 4202
Luke Torian (D) - 11548
Write In - 60

87th House District
Bill Drennan Jr. (R) - 1990
Suhas Subramanyan (D) - 1558
Write In - 5

Commonwealth Attorney
Michael May - 46934
Amy Ashworth - 65053
Write In - 190

Prince William County Sheriff
Glen Hill Sr. - 50285
Joshua King - 50823
Rhonda Dickson - 11503
Write In - 183

Prince William County Board of Supervisors, Chairman
John Gray - 39553
Ann Wheeler - 61584
Donald Scoggins - 5008
Muneer Baig - 5508
Write In - 303

Board of Supervisors, Brentsville District
Maggie Hansford - 8497
Jeanine Lawson - 10398
Write In - 48

Board of Supervisors, Coles District
Raheel Sheikh - 8559
Yesli Vega - 11098
Write In - 68

Board of Supervisors, Gainesville District
Danny Funderburk - 7566
Peter Candland - 10329
Write In - 36

Board of Supervisors, Neabsco District
Victor Angry - 15238
Write In - 422

Board of Supervisors, Occoquan District
Kenny Boddye - 9109
Ruth Anderson - 8781
Write In - 27

Board of Supervisors, Potomac District
Andrea Bailey - 9813
Douglas Taggart - 5490
Write In - 45

Board of Supervisors, Woodbridge District
Margaret Angela Franklin - 9844
Write In - 439

Soil and Conservation Director
Tammi Lambert - 24022
Will Lintner - 64206
Mansimran Singh Kahlon - 48039
Tiziana Bottino - 49264
Stephanie Cornnell - 34321
Write In - 1929

Prince William County School Board, Chairman
Alyson Satterwhite - 46358
Stanley Bender - 7962
Babur Lateef - 57031
Write In - 281

Prince William County School Board, Brentsville District
Adele Jackson - 9476
Shawn Brann - 8860
Write In - 62

Prince William County School Board, Coles District
Jacqueline Gaston - 3809
Lisa Zargarpur - 8224
William "Willie" Deutsch - 7166
Write In - 72

Prince William County School Board, Gainesville District
Jennifer Wall - 3496
Patricia Kuntz - 7962
Write In - 36

Prince William County School Board, Neabsco District
Joseph "Joe" George - 2563
Diane Raulston - 8515
Write in - 135

Prince William County School Board, Occoquan District
Karen Boyd - 7541
Lillie Jessie - 9965
Write In - 50

Prince William County School Board, Potomac District
Justin Wilk - 12699
Write In - 492

Prince William County School Board, Woodbridge District
Loree Williams - 9820
Write In - 316

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REFERENDUMS

Mobility/Road Improvement Bonds

Question: Shall Prince William County, Virginia, contract a debt, borrow money, and issue its general obligation capital improvement bonds in the maximum aggregate principal amount of $355,000,000 to provide funds (including reimbursement to the County for temporary financing) for the purpose of financing the costs of acquiring, designing, constructing and improving the following mobility/road improvement projects in the County: Devlin Road Widening; Route 28 Bypass/Widening; Minnieville Road/Prince William Parkway Interchange; Old Bridge Road/Gordon Boulevard Intersection; and Summit School Road Extension?

Yes: 78996
No: 29598
92 of 94 precincts reporting

Park Improvement Bonds - Outdoor Facilities

Question: Shall Prince William County, Virginia, contract a debt, borrow money, and issue its general obligation capital improvement bonds in the maximum aggregate principal amount of $41,000,000 to provide funds (including reimbursement to the County for temporary financing) for the purpose of financing the costs of acquiring, designing, constructing and improving the following park improvement projects in the County: Howison Park Improvements; New Neabsco Park Development; Fuller Heights Park Expansion; Hellwig Park Artificial Turf Fields; and Countywide Trail (including, but not limited to, the Occoquan Greenway and Neabsco Greenway), Open-Space and Accessibility Projects?

Yes: 68458
No: 37414
91 of 94 precincts reporting

Offtrack Pari-Mutuel Wagering

Question: Shall pari-mutuel wagering be permitted in the Town of Dumfries at satellite facilities in accordance with Chapter 29 (§ 59.1-364 et seq.) of Title 59.1 of the Code of Virginia?

Yes: 467
No: 306
All precincts reporting