Loudoun Co. Supervisor Election Results: Incumbents Lead Races

Updated at 11:05 p.m.

LOUDOUN COUNTY, VA — Incumbent supervisors lead in eight of nine races for the Loudoun County board on Tuesday night, unofficial results showed.

(See real-time election results at the bottom of this story.)

Incumbents Phyllis Randall, Sylvia Glass, Juli Briskman, Mike Turner, Caleb Kershner, Matthew Letourneau, Koran Saines, and Kristen Umstattd held leads with all precincts reporting, according to unofficial results at 11 p.m. Provisional ballots have not been counted.

There is no incumbent in the race for supervisor in the newly drawn Little River District. There, Democrat Laura TeKrony held 53 percent of votes, the election department reported from unofficial results. She led Republican Ram Venkatachalam, who held 46 percent of votes.

Incumbent Supervisor Sylvia Glass said in a Patch questionnaire that no single issue could define her campaign, as the needs of a leader shift based on public input.

"However, common concerns often include managing rapid population growth, addressing transportation and traffic congestion, maintaining quality education, and ensuring affordable housing for residents," Glass said. "Engaging with the community is essential to determine the current top priority and work collectively to address it effectively."

Sam Kroiz is an independent running for the at-large chair seat on the board of supervisors. He said he was running because he was tired of politicians playing to special interest groups, as he saw it.

"Our most pressing issue is our elected officials giving sweetheart deals to their developer and special interest campaign contributors at the expense of the public interest," Kroiz said in a questionnaire. "I’m offering voters an alternative that they can trust to serve their interests vs partisan and contributor interests as Chairman and also working to adopt ranked-choice voting so that voters can have more and better options in future elections."

With polls closed, vote totals will update throughout the evening. Refresh this article for the latest tallies.

At 4 p.m., Loudoun County election officials provided a voter turnout estimate. Officials 22.27 percent of registered voters cast their ballot before 4 p.m. on Election Day.

"With early and marked mail ballots, turnout is approximately 37.77%," officials said on Facebook.

Where To Find Election Results

Unofficial election results are available on the Virginia Department of Elections website. Follow Patch on Election Day for live coverage of local and state election results.

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