2022 Virginia, Maryland, DC local election results

Here are the unofficial results of some local races in Maryland, Virginia and D.C.

An asterisk (*) denotes an incumbent. Leading candidates are in bold.

The results were last updated on Wednesday at 10 p.m.

DC

For live updates of the election results for mayor, D.C. Council and Initiative 82 (Wage-Tipping measure), go to D.C. Election Live Updates website.

Board of Education

Candidates have no listed party affiliation.

Ward 3

Eric Goulet – 53.8%

Michael Sriqui – 45.4%

Ward 5

Nina O’Neill – 18.9%

Robert Henderson – 50.2%

Carisa Stanley Beatty – 30%

Ward 6

Joshua Wiley – 46.7%

Brandon Best – 51.6%


Maryland

For live updates of the election results for governor, constitutional amendments, attorney general, comptroller, Congress and other county races, go to the Maryland Election Live Updates website.

*Not all mail-in ballots have been counted

Montgomery County Council

There are also a number of council races on the ballot, including all four at-large seats and two new district seats that will expand the size of the council to 11 members.

At-large (vote up to four)

(258 of 258 precincts)

Ralph P. Fiotes (R) – 7.1%

Lenard Lieber (R) – 6.8%

Dwight Patel (R) – 7.1%

Gabe Albornoz (D)* – 18.9%

Evan Glass (D)* – 19.3%

Will Jawando (D)* – 18.6%

Laurie-Ann Sayles (D) – 19.1%

District 2 (35 of 35)

Dan Cuda (R) – 31.4%

Marilyn Balcombe (D) – 68.5%

District 3 (39 of 39)

George Hernandez (R) – 23.6%

Sidney Katz (D)* – 76.3%

District 4 (33 of 33)

Cheryl Riley (R) – 15%

Kate Stewart (D) – 84.8%

District 5 (30 of 30)

Kate Woody (R) – 21.2%

Kristin Mink (D) – 78.6%

District 6 (new) (33 of 33)

Viet H. Doan (R) – 23.8%

Natali Fani Gonzalez (D) – 76%

District 7 (new) (44 of 44)

Harold Maldonado (R) – 38.1%

Dawn Luedtke (D) – 61.8%

Prince George’s County

District 7 is the only competitive county council race on the ballot in Prince George’s County. (31 of 31 precincts)

  • Gary Falls (R) – 4.5%
  • Krystal Oriadha (D) – 95.4%

Frederick County

County Executive (83 of 83 precincts)

  • Michael Hough (R) – 55.4%
  • Jessica Fitzwater (D) – 44.5%

Howard County

County Executive (118 of 118 precincts)

  • Allan Kittleman (R) – 43.4%
  • Calvin Ball (D)* – 56.5%

Anne Arundel County

*No mail-in ballots have been counted

County Executive (195 of 195 precincts)

  • Jessica Haire (R) – 53.5%
  • Steuart Pittman (D)* – 46.3%

Virginia

For live updates of the election results for the U.S. House of Representatives, go to the Virginia Election Live Updates website.

Arlington County

County Board (56 of 57 precincts)

(Vote for one)

  • Matt de Ferranti* – 60.6%
  • Audrey Clement – 28.3%
  • Adam Theo – 9.9%

School Board (56 of 57)

(Vote for one)

  • James “Vell” Rives IV – 30.3%
  • Bethany Sutton – 67.8%

Bond questions (56 of 57)

  • $52,630,000 for Metro projects: Yes – 78.6% | No – 21.4%
  • $22,460,000 for parks and recreation projects: Yes – 78.4% | No – 21.6%
  • $53,300,000 for infrastructure projects: Yes – 71.6% | No – 28.4%
  • $165,010,000 for Arlington Public Schools projects: Yes – 76.8% | No – 23.2%
  • $39,760,000 for County Stormwater Program projects: Yes – 80.2% | No – 19.8%
  • $177,360,000 for work on the county’s Water Pollution Control Plant and county water and sewer systems: Yes85.1% | No – 15%

Fairfax City

Mayor (8 of 9 precincts)

  • Sang Yi – 49.2%
  • Catherine Read – 50.5%

City Council

(Vote for up to six)

Tom Ross* – 12.9%

Jon R. Stehle Jr.* – 12.1%

Billy M. Bates – 10.12%

Kate G. Doyle Feingold – 11.1%

Joseph D. Harmon* – 9.8%

So P. Lim* – 15.4%

Jeffrey C. Greenfield – 10.22%

Ana Renner – 10.13%

Craig S. Salewski – 7.7%

School Board

(Vote for up to five)

Carolyn S. Pitches* – 21.6%

Stacy R. Hall – 19.7%

Sarah M. Kelsey – 19.2%

Amit S. Hickman – 18.9%

Rachel M. McQuillen – 19.2%

Fairfax County

Herndon

Mayor (5 of 6 precincts)

  • Sheila Olem* – 40.6%
  • Sean Regan – 38.4%
  • Jasbinder Singh – 20.4%

Town Council

(Vote for up to six)

Naila Alam* – 11.2%

Signe V. Friedrichs – 9.72%

Keven J. Leblanc Jr. – 11.5%

Cesar A. Del Aguila – 11.3%

Clark A. Hedrick – 12.2%

Donielle M. Scherff – 10.7%

Stevan M. Porter – 10.4%

Pradip Dhakal* – 12.1%

Roland B. Taylor – 9.8%

Loudoun County

Bond questions (100 of 101)

  • $268,244,000 for school projects: Yes – 70.7% | No – 29.3%
  • $74,714,000 for public facility projects: Yes – 78.5% | No – 21.5%
  • $51,314,000 for transportation projects: Yes – 77.6% | No – 22.4%

Hillsboro Town Council election to be determined by write-ins.

Leesburg

Mayor (13 of 14)

  • Kelly Burk* – 58.2%
  • Suzanne Fox – 41.5%

Town Council

(Vote for up to three)

  • Todd A. Cimino-Johnson – 22.9%
  • Neil R. Steinberg* – 24.7%
  • Colin N. Doniger – 15.9%
  • John W. Spence – 17.5%
  • Patrick J. Wilt – 18.2%

School Board 

  • Lauren E. Shernoff – 27.9%
  • Michael A. Rivera – 31.4%
  • Erika R. Ogedegbe – 40.3%

Hamilton

Mayor (2 of 4)

  • Kenneth C. Wine* – 57.6%
  • Vaughn W. Stanford – 33.1%
  • Brian J. Daskalovitz – 7.2%

Town Council (3 of 4)

(Vote for up to three)

  • Rebecca A. Jones* – 24.5%
  • Cathy Salter* – 24.3%
  • Craig M. Green* – 19.8%
  • Elena M. Boras – 12.7%
  • Amy Barden – 17.3%

Purcellville

Mayor (4 of 5)

  • Stan Milan Sr.  – 54.4%
  • Joel D. Grewe – 43.2%

Town Council (4 of 5)

Caleb J. Stought – 14.9%

Erin K. Rayner* – 17.6%

M. F. “Tip” Stinnette* – 14.6%

Ronald B. Rise Jr. – 16.6%

Carol A. Luke = 17.5%

Mary F. “Boo” Bennett – 18.4%

School Board 

Broad Run District (15 of 16)

  • Andrew Thomas Hoyler* – 29.4%
  • Tiffany L. Polifko – 35.2%
  • Nicholas R. Gothard – 34.5%

Manassas City

City Council (8 of 9)

(Vote for up to three)

Dheeraj “DJ” Jagadev – 15.8%

Ralph J. Smith*  – 16.7%

Sonia R. Vasquez Luna – 17.2%

R.E. “Rick” Bookwalter – 15.2%

Theresa Coates Ellis* – 18.9%

Lynn Forkell Greene* – 16.1%

School Board (8 of 9)

(Vote for up to three)

Jill M. Spall* – 16.9%

Lisa Anne Stevens* – 17.9%

Abraham A. “Alex” Iqbal* -15.8%

Samuel S. Gross – 16.4%

Melony M. “Mel” Kent – 15%

Sara J. Brescia – 17.9%


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Abigail Constantino

Abigail Constantino started her journalism career writing for a local newspaper in Fairfax County, Virginia. She is a graduate of American University and The George Washington University.

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