Incumbent Cathy Hudgins (D) won the board of supervisors for the third time with 57% of the vote. Gerry Connolly (D) also was reelected, with 59% of the public voting for him. Lastly, Stu Gibson won with 61% of the votes. Complete returns for Hunter Mill are at the bottom, or you can visit the Virginia State Board of Elections for more information.
As expected the General Assembly races where an easy win for the Democrats, with Janet Howell getting 97% of the vote. Ken Plum also earned 97%.
Martina “Tina” Hone won the school board at large race, with 18.98% of votes, along with Ilryong Moon (18.31%) and James L. “Jim” Raney (14.27%). Incumbent Stephen M. Hunt lost his bid, finishing fourth on the three person school board at large race.
Republicans and independents in Fairfax County mainly relied on perceived over development and immigration as their key issues. In Fairfax County the people voted, and showed they are satisfied with the current government. Of course Cathy Hudgins could learn a few lessons about interacting better with constituents. But over all the results show that despite a vocal minority, Reston citizens are pleased with their government.
Most people at the Dog Wood Elementary school where in and out in under five minutes, which is typical of an off year election. How was voter turn out in your precincts?
Chairman - Board of Supervisors (All Precincts Reporting)
Gerry Connolly - Democrat - 114,090 - 59.51%
Gary H. Baise - GOP - 68,399 votes - 35.67%
Glenda Parker - Independent Green - 8,987 - 4.68%
Write In - None - 7 - 0.12%
Hunter Mill Supervisor (All Precincts Reporting)
Cathy Hudgins - Democrat - 13,448 - 57.19%
Marie Huhtala - Independent - 5,257 - 22.35%
Spike Williams - Independent - 355 - 16.36%
Geraldine Butkus - Independent - 3,848 - 3.92%
Hunter Mill School Board (All Precincts Reporting)
Stu Gibson - Independent - 13,867 - 61.32%
Christine Arakelian - Independent -8,711 -38.52%
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