Election Day: Centreville Voters Head to the Polls

Wednesday, 12:20 a.m.

Results: . Michael Frey won the Sully District race with over 70 percent of the vote (two districts left to report results). Chap Petersen won a comfortable victory over Gerarda Culipher. In the 37th district senate race, Jason Flanary conceded the race to Dave Marsden. In the 67th district house of delegates race, Eric Clingan has conceded the race to Jim LeMunyon. David Bulova has won the 37th district house race over Brian Schoeneman. In the 40th district house race, Tim Hugo has won re-election against independent challenger Diane Blais. Fairfax County sheriff Stan Barry, incumbent BOS chairman Sharon Bulova and Sully school board member Kathy Smith have all won another term in office. 

8:50 p.m.

Early election results are starting to roll in. Here's a look at how some of the candidates are doing.

Sully School Board: leads with 771 votes over 557 for , with two out of 30 precincts reporting.

Sully Supervisor: leads over , 1016-320, with 2 out of 30 precincts reporting.

Board of Supervisors chair: trails with 4,466 behind , with 21 out of 240 precincts reporting. Independent candidates: Will Radle has 200 votes, Christopher DeCarlo has 469.

Senate: leads with 2,017 over 1,790 with four out of 43 precincts reporting. leads with 420 votes over 's 241, with two out of 42 precincts reporting. 

Sheriff: Bill Cooper has 5,546 votes; Stan Barry leads with 6,638. Twenty-one out of 240 precincts reporting.

At-large school board: .

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The last time voters cast their ballots at the Bull Run precinct, briefly interrupted the day's activities. , due to concerns that the building was damaged.  

Tuesday's election was much less eventful, as Centreville voters headed to the polls throughout a sunny election day in slow but steady numbers to cast their ballots .

Turnout varied from precinct to precinct, but by around 2 p.m., nearly 450 voters out of about 2250 at the Bull Run precinct had turned in their ballots, said John Kuchenbrod, the chief election officer.

"It's been good, it's been solid. We're on track to get 35 percent" by the end of the day, he said. 

That number would be higher than in a number of places in Fairfax County, where voting is expected to stay light this year. Fairfax County General Registrar Cameron Quinn , "I'll be surprised if we break 30 percent countywide." Voter turnout is higher where races are tight, she said. The Washington Post also predicts a turnout of fewer than one-third of voters throughout the state. 

"It's been a nice, steady flow," said Brian Treadwell, chief election officer at the Powell precinct, adding that the busiest time was in the first hour, between 6 a.m. and 7 a.m., as voters lined up to use the electronic machines. Voters seemed to prefer those, he said, even though there was no line for the paper ballots. 466 voters out of around 4500 at the precinct had cast their ballots by 2:30 p.m.

Polls remain open until 7 p.m.

Check back for general election results and  later tonight.