Precinct: 402 - Browns Store

General Elections
Primaries

Winsome Earle-Sears
(Republican)
881 (68.35%)
Abigail Spanberger
(Democrat)
405 (31.42%)

John Reid
(Republican)
913 (71.11%)
Ghazala Hashmi
(Democrat)
371 (28.89%)

Jason Miyares
(Republican)
942 (73.77%)
Jay Jones
(Democrat)
332 (26.00%)

Karen Hamilton
(Republican)
901 (70.28%)
Sara Ratcliffe
(Democrat)
379 (29.56%)

Donald Trump
(Republican)
930 (72.88%)
Kamala Harris
(Democrat)
322 (25.24%)
Jill Stein
(Green Party)
9 (0.71%)
Chase Oliver
(Libertarian)
8 (0.63%)
Claudia De la Cruz
(Independent)
1 (0.08%)
Cornel West
(Independent)
1 (0.08%)

Derrick Anderson
(Republican)
934 (74.01%)
Eugene Vindman
(Democrat)
327 (25.91%)

Hung Cao
(Republican)
911 (71.85%)
Tim Kaine
(Democrat)
356 (28.08%)

Nick Freitas
(Republican)
923 (74.98%)
Sara Ratcliffe
(Democrat)
308 (25.02%)

Bryce Reeves
(Republican)
903 (73.00%)
Jason Ford
(Democrat)
299 (24.17%)
Elizabeth Melson
(Independent)
35 (2.83%)

Yesli Vega
(Republican)
1061 (71.26%)
Abigail Spanberger
(Democrat)
423 (28.41%)

Glenn Youngkin
(Republican)
1143 (77.07%)
Terry McAuliffe
(Democrat)
334 (22.52%)
Princess Blanding
(Liberation Party)
6 (0.40%)

Winsome Earle-Sears
(Republican)
1140 (76.98%)
Hala Ayala
(Democrat)
339 (22.89%)

Jason Miyares
(Republican)
1116 (75.41%)
Mark Herring
(Democrat)
361 (24.39%)

Nick Freitas
(Republican)
1126 (76.13%)
Annette Hyde
(Democrat)
347 (23.46%)

Donald Trump
(Republican)
972 (82.37%)
Joe Biden
(Democrat)
185 (15.68%)
Jo Jorgensen
(Libertarian)
20 (1.69%)

Nick Freitas
(Republican)
979 (83.68%)
Abigail Spanberger
(Democrat)
189 (16.15%)

Daniel Gade
(Republican)
954 (81.68%)
Mark Warner
(Democrat)
213 (18.24%)

Nick Freitas
(Republican)
909 (61.13%)
Ann Ridgeway
(Democrat)
547 (36.79%)

Bryce Reeves
(Republican)
92 (62.59%)
Amy Laufer
(Democrat)
55 (37.41%)

Emmett Hanger
(Republican)
976 (68.30%)
Annette Hyde
(Democrat)
433 (30.30%)

David Brat
(Republican)
1188 (62.86%)
Abigail Spanberger
(Democrat)
678 (35.87%)
Joe Walton
(Libertarian)
24 (1.27%)

Corey Stewart
(Republican)
1156 (61.39%)
Tim Kaine
(Democrat)
696 (36.96%)
Matt Waters
(Libertarian)
29 (1.54%)

Ed Gillespie
(Republican)
944 (64.92%)
Ralph Northam
(Democrat)
489 (33.63%)
Cliff Hyra
(Libertarian)
20 (1.38%)

Jill Vogel
(Republican)
966 (66.76%)
Justin Fairfax
(Democrat)
479 (33.10%)

John Adams
(Republican)
965 (66.64%)
Mark Herring
(Democrat)
479 (33.08%)

Nick Freitas
(Republican)
986 (67.91%)
Ben Hixon
(Democrat)
465 (32.02%)

Donald Trump
(Republican)
1294 (66.67%)
Hillary Clinton
(Democrat)
566 (29.16%)
Gary Johnson
(Libertarian)
45 (2.32%)
Evan McMullin
(Independent)
25 (1.29%)
Jill Stein
(Green Party)
11 (0.57%)

David Brat
(Republican)
1345 (70.86%)
Eileen Bedell
(Democrat)
553 (29.14%)

Nick Freitas
(Republican)
886 (100.00%)

Bryce Reeves
(Republican)
64 (72.73%)
Ned Gallaway
(Democrat)
24 (27.27%)

Emmett Hanger
(Republican)
817 (100.00%)

David Brat
(Republican)
839 (68.55%)
Jack Trammell
(Democrat)
361 (29.49%)
James Carr
(Libertarian)
23 (1.88%)

Ed Gillespie
(Republican)
815 (66.37%)
Mark Warner
(Democrat)
387 (31.51%)
Robert Sarvis
(Libertarian)
26 (2.12%)

Ken Cuccinelli
(Republican)
786 (62.63%)
Terry McAuliffe
(Democrat)
390 (31.08%)
Robert Sarvis
(Libertarian)
71 (5.66%)

E.W. Jackson
(Republican)
771 (61.73%)
Ralph Northam
(Democrat)
476 (38.11%)

Mark Obenshain
(Republican)
825 (66.27%)
Mark Herring
(Democrat)
420 (33.73%)

Ed Scott
(Republican)
848 (67.84%)
Traci Dippert
(Democrat)
402 (32.16%)

Mitt Romney
(Republican)
1138 (62.29%)
Barack Obama
(Democrat)
668 (36.56%)
Gary Johnson
(Libertarian)
17 (0.93%)
Virgil Hamlin Goode, Jr
(Constitution Party)
3 (0.16%)
Jill Stein
(Green Party)
1 (0.05%)

Eric I Cantor
(Republican)
1139 (63.14%)
Wayne Powell
(Democrat)
663 (36.75%)

George Allen
(Republican)
1160 (62.80%)
Tim Kaine
(Democrat)
687 (37.20%)

Bryce Reeves
(Republican)
84 (57.93%)
Edd Houck
(Democrat)
61 (42.07%)

Emmett Hanger
(Republican)
672 (98.25%)

Strongly Republican (won by more than 10%)

Republican

Strongly Democratic (won by more than 10%)

Democratic

Strongly Independent (won by more than 10%)

Independent

Locality: Culpeper County