Virginia Republican Senate Primary Winner
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Live: Bert Mizusawa wins Virginia GOP Senate primary — will face incumbent Mark Warner in November
DDHQ Race Update (est. 41% in): Virginia US Senate Republican Primary • • Bert Mizusawa (R): 47,241 (55.9%) • David Williams (R): 21,948 (26.0%) • Kim Farington (R): 15,291 (18.1%) • • Follow more results here: •
DDHQ Race Update (est. 41% in): Virginia US Senate Republican Primary • • Bert Mizusawa (R): 47,241 (55.9%) • David Williams (R): 21,948 (26.0%) • Kim Farington (R): 15,291 (18.1%) • • Follow more results here: •
DDHQ Race Update (est. 41% in): Virginia US Senate Republican Primary • • Bert Mizusawa (R): 47,241 (55.9%) • David Williams (R): 21,948 (26.0%) • Kim Farington (R): 15,291 (18.1%) • • Follow more results here: •
Live: Retired Army officer Bert Mizusawa to take on Sen. Mark Warner in November
WASHINGTON (AP) — Bert Mizusawa wins Republican nomination for U.S. Senate in Virginia
Live: WASHINGTON (AP) — Bert Mizusawa wins Republican nomination for U.S. Senate in Virginia
Live: Bert Mizusawa wins the Republican Senate primary in Virginia, NBC News projects.
DDHQ Race Update (est. 27% in): Virginia US Senate Republican Primary • • Bert Mizusawa (R): 31,518 (58.5%) • David Williams (R): 12,985 (24.1%) • Kim Farington (R): 9,353 (17.4%) • • Follow more results here: •
DDHQ Race Update (est. 27% in): Virginia US Senate Republican Primary • • Bert Mizusawa (R): 31,518 (58.5%) • David Williams (R): 12,985 (24.1%) • Kim Farington (R): 9,353 (17.4%) • • Follow more results here: •
DDHQ Race Update (est. 27% in): Virginia US Senate Republican Primary • • Bert Mizusawa (R): 31,518 (58.5%) • David Williams (R): 12,985 (24.1%) • Kim Farington (R): 9,353 (17.4%) • • Follow more results here: •
Live: Bert Mizusawa will win the Virginia Senate Republican primary, CNN projects
Decision Desk HQ projects Bert Mizusawa wins the VA US Senate Republican Primary • • #DecisionMade: 7:09 PM EDT
DDHQ Race Update (est. 1% in): Virginia US Senate Republican Primary • • Bert Mizusawa (R): 609 (51.8%) • David Williams (R): 292 (24.8%) • Kim Farington (R): 275 (23.4%) • • Follow more results here: •
DDHQ Race Update (est. 1% in): Virginia US Senate Republican Primary • • Bert Mizusawa (R): 609 (51.8%) • David Williams (R): 292 (24.8%) • Kim Farington (R): 275 (23.4%) • • Follow more results here: •
DDHQ Race Update (est. 1% in): Virginia US Senate Republican Primary • • Bert Mizusawa (R): 609 (51.8%) • David Williams (R): 292 (24.8%) • Kim Farington (R): 275 (23.4%) • • Follow more results here: •
WATCH: Former Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares is calling on Gov. Abigail Spanberger to reverse her anti ICE executive order after an illegal immigrant allegedly murdered a Virginia mother in Fairfax County. • • Miyares and Stephanie Minter’s family also called on Spanberger to veto a bill on her desk that would ban local jurisdictions from cooperating with ICE. • • Miyares says if that bill is signed by Spanberger, every Virginia county, city and town will have sanctuary policies that shield illegal immigrants from deportation and legal consequences, like Fairfax County.
Bryce Reeves drops Senate bid in Virginia
Bryce Reeves drops Senate bid in Virginia
What is this event about?
This market will resolve according to the winner of the Republican Primary for United States Senator from Virginia.
If no 2026 Virginia Republican Senate Primary takes place, this market will resolve to "Other".
The resolution source for this market will be the first announcement of the results from the Virginia Republican party, however an overwhelming consensus of credible reporting may suffice.