AP Decision Notes: What to expect in Virginia’s state primary
Summary
Virginia voters are holding statewide primaries to choose candidates for U.S. Senate and House races, including some competitive districts that could affect control of Congress. The election uses old district boundaries after a new map was rejected by Virginia’s court.Key Facts
- Virginia is holding primaries for U.S. Senate and House seats.
- The primaries use existing district lines since a new map was invalidated by the state’s Supreme Court.
- President Donald Trump and Republicans pushed to redraw maps in several states to help maintain their House majority.
- The 2nd Congressional District race may feature a rematch between Republican Rep. Jen Kiggans and former Democratic Rep. Elaine Luria.
- Several competitive Democratic primaries are happening, including in the 1st and 5th districts.
- Republican incumbents like Rob Wittman and John McGuire are unopposed in their primaries.
- Democratic Senator Mark Warner is seeking a fourth term without primary opposition.
- Polls close at 7 p.m. Eastern Time on election day.
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