Electoral History
Year | Democrat | Votes | Pct | Republican | Votes | Pct | 3rd Party | Party | Votes | Pct | |||
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2000 | Norman Sisisky ** | 189,787 | 99% | (no candidate) | Write-ins | 2,108 | 1% | ||||||
2001 | Louise Lucas | 65,190 | 48% | J. Randy Forbes | 70,917 | 52% | |||||||
2002 | (no candidate) | J. Randy Forbes | 108,733 | 98% | Write-ins | 2,308 | 2% | ||||||
2004 | Jonathan R. Menefee | 100,413 | 35% | J. Randy Forbes | 182,444 | 64% | |||||||
2006 | (no candidate) | J. Randy Forbes | 150,967 | 76% | Albert P. Burckard, Jr. | Independent Green | 46,487 | 23% | |||||
2008 | Andrea Miller | 135,041 | 40% | J. Randy Forbes | 199,075 | 60% | |||||||
2010 | Wynne LeGrow | 74,298 | 38% | J. Randy Forbes | 122,659 | 62% | |||||||
2012 | Ella Ward | 150,190 | 43% | J. Randy Forbes | 199,292 | 57% |
** Sisisky died on March 29, 2001; Forbes won the 2001 special election to fill out the remainder of his term.
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