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VA-1 House Race 2028 (Virginia)
Election day: November 7, 2028.
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- Republican party51%
- Democratic party49%
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In the news
- Democrat defeats 10-term GOP congressman in Virginia's 1st District, Republican hangs on in 5th District
Loudoun Times-Mirror Democratic congressional candidate Shannon Taylor participates in the 30th annual Glen Allen Day parade on Saturday, Sept. 19, 2026, in Glen Allen, Va. Democrat Shannon Taylor won election Thursday to the U.S. House of…
- Charlottesville native Shannon Taylor wins Virginia's 1st District seat in Congress
Democrat Shannon Taylor flipped Virginia's 1st District, a Republican stronghold for decades, defeating Republican incumbent Rob Wittman, a 19-year veteran of Congress. About half of all eligible voters in the US skip the midterms. AJLabs…
- Chesterfield voters not surprised by 'blue wave' as Democrats take control of US Senate and House
CHESTERFIELD, Va. — Tuesday's election results are ringing in what analysts are calling an unprecedented "blue wave." Voters across the country flipped seats that have historically been held by Republican candidates, leading to Democrats…
- What happened in Virginia? Political analyst explains midterm election results.
John Aughenbaugh, a VCU political scientist, said during a live interview that Democratic challengers were outperforming their party's 2024 results across much of Virginia's 1st, 2nd and 5th Congressional Districts. "If you take a deeper…
- Fox News host spots 'warning signs' for GOP as first midterm polls near close
A Fox News host spotted a series of warning signs that could determine how the GOP fares in Tuesday's midterm elections. Cain also pointed to several state district races to watch. One of which was Kentucky's 6th Congressional District…
- It’s Election Day and the Polls Have Been… Creative: Here’s What Actually Matters and How to Follow
Democrats remain unpopular. Republicans are not what we'd call popular either, but the favorability gap has held and enthusiasm on the right has been steadier than the models wanted to admit. Not a wave year. Just a year where a few seats…
- If a Blue Wave Is Coming, Here’s Where It Will Start
Ron Brownstein: “The first big indications of the night’s direction will come primarily from races in the East, because polls close earliest in the region.” “In Virginia, where polls close at 7 p.m. (all closing times are Eastern), a…
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