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Election Day seems like a long way off, but some races will be decided in party conventions during May and June or in the June 20 primary. In Southwest and Southside Virginia, few districts will have competitive two-party races in the fall. In many districts, primaries will be the most important races, and the best way to influence a district’s representative. (In others, parties have chosen to pick candidates using a convention, which typically favors less moderate candidates.)
This is the first year Virginians will vote along new district lines.
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Virginia holds open primaries, meaning you do not have to be registered with a party to vote in its primary. Early voting and vote by mail are available for Virginia primaries. You can request a mail-in ballot through your local registrar’s office until June 9. Early in-person for primary races begins at your local registrar’s office starting May 5.
Cardinal has provided election information for every district in our coverage area with a primary or general race. Since this will be the first election Virginians vote along these district lines, the political breakdown of each district was pulled from special masters’ estimates based on two 2017 statewide races.
Who is running in my district?
Click on your district below to see the candidates running, the geography of the new district, and past stories from area.
There are also a few Republican primaries for local races in Botetourt, Buchanan and Carroll counties, as well as Galax. Find more information on those at the bottom of the page.
House of Delegates races
- House District 35
- House District 36
- House District 37
- House District 38
- House District 39
- House District 40
- House District 41
- House District 42
- House District 43
- House District 44
- House District 45
- House District 46
- House District 47
- House District 48
- House District 49
- House District 50
- House District 51
- House District 52
- House District 53
- House District 56
- House District 83
State senate races
- Senate District 2
- Senate District 3
- Senate District 4
- Senate District 5
- Senate District 6
- Senate District 7
- Senate District 8
- Senate District 9
- Senate District 10
- Senate District 11
- Senate District 17
House of Delegates elections in Southwest and Southside
District 35
Two-party race? No, unopposed candidate
Candidates: Del. Chris Runion, R-Rockingham County
- Del. Chris Runion’s voting record
Dates to know: General Assembly elections will be held on Election Day, Nov. 7.
Partisan breakdown: A large majority of this district can be expected to vote Republican.
2017 Lt. Gov. race: 25.9% Democratic, 74% Republican; 2017 Attorney General race: 26.5% Democratic, 73.4% Republican
Geography of the district: Bath County, Highland County, southern Rockingham County, and all but the southeastern corner of Augusta County.
District 36
Two-party race? Yes
Candidates: Republican incumbent Ellen Campbell, of Rockbridge County, and Democrat Randall Wolf of Stuarts Draft
Dates to know: General Assembly elections will be held on Election Day, Nov. 7.
Partisan breakdown: 2017 Lt. Gov. race: 52.3% Democratic, 47.7% Republican; 2017 Attorney General race: 39.5% Democratic, 60.4% Republican
Geography of the district: The northeastern corner of Rockbridge County, southeastern Augusta County, Staunton and Waynesboro.
Stories from this district:
- Special election will choose successor to the late Del. Campbell
- Campbell wins easily, Democrat takes key Senate race
- Opinion: Southwest Virginia once led the state in electing women to the General Assembly. Now it lags. Will that change this year?
District 37
Two-party race? No, unopposed candidate
Candidate: Del. Terry Austin, R-Botetourt County
- Terry Austin’s voting record and past committee assignments
Dates to know: General Assembly elections will be held on Election Day, Nov. 7.
Partisan breakdown: A large majority of this district can be expected to vote Republican.
2017 Lt. Gov. race: 30.7% Democratic, 69.2% Republican; 2017 Attorney General race: 32.9% Democratic, 67% Republican
Geography of the district: Alleghany, Craig and Botetourt counties, western Rockbridge County, Covington, and Lexington.
Stories from this district:
District 38
Two-party race? No, unopposed candidate
Candidate: Del. Sam Rasoul, D-Roanoke
- Del. Sam Rasoul’s voting record
Dates to know: General Assembly elections will be held on Election Day, Nov. 7.
Partisan breakdown: A majority of this district can be expected to vote Democratic.
2017 Lt. Gov. race: 61.6% Democrat, 38.3% Republican; 2017 Attorney General race: 63.2% Democratic, 36.8% Republican
Geography of the district: Roanoke and parts of Roanoke County surrounding the city.
Stories from this district:
- House panel unanimously backs Catawba transformation project
- Opinion: Del. Rasoul wants to let 16- and 17-year olds vote. What would happen if we did?
- Opinion: A Prescription Drug Affordability Board would lower prescription costs
District 39
Two-party race? No, only Republicans
Candidates: Will Davis and Ron Jefferson, both Republicans from Franklin County.
Nomination: The primary will be held June 20. The General Election is Nov. 7.
Partisan breakdown: 2017 Lt. Gov. race: 28.9% Democratic, 71% Republican; 2017 Attorney General race: 31.1% Democratic, 68.8% Republican
Geography of the district: Franklin County and eastern Roanoke County.
Stories from this district:
- GOP’s Will Davis seeking 39th District House of Delegates seat – Roanoke Times
District 40
Two-party race? Yes.
Candidates: Del. Joe McNamara, R-Roanoke County, and Democrat Misty Vickers.
- Del. Joe McNamara voting record
Dates to know: General Assembly elections will be held on Election Day, Nov. 7.
Partisan breakdown: A majority of this district can be expected to vote Republican.
2017 Lt. Gov. race: 40.1% Democratic, 59.8% Republican; 2017 Attorney General race: 42.5% Democratic, 57.4% Republican
Geography of the district: North and west Roanoke County, Salem and Cave Spring, plus part of Roanoke.
Stories from this district:
- Opinion: Sometimes, people should be more like politicians. Especially these two.
- House panel OK’s McNamara’s grocery tax repeal
District 41
Two-party race? Yes
Candidates: Republican Chris Obenshain and Democrat Lily Franklin, both from Montgomery County
Dates to know: The General Election is Nov. 7.
Partisan breakdown: This race will be competitive. Executive Editor Dwayne Yancey expects it to be the second biggest race in Southwest and Southside Virginia this year.
2017 Lt. Gov. race: 48.7% Democratic, 51.2% Republican; 2017 Attorney General race: 50.6% Democratic, 49.4% Republican
Geography of the district: Most of Montgomery County, excluding the northwest corner of the county, Christiansburg and Radford. The western half of Roanoke County is also part of District 41.
Stories from this district:
- James Harder out in 41st, leaving Lily Franklin as sole Democrat – Roanoke Times
- Opinion: March vs. Williams is just one of the nomination battles shaping up
- Meet the two Republicans running in Southwest Virginia’s only competitive House district.
- Republicans nominate Obenshain
District 42
Two-party race? No, only Republicans
Candidates: Incumbent Jason Ballard of Giles County
- Del. Jason Ballard’s voting record
Dates to know: The General Election is Nov. 7.
Partisan breakdown: 2017 Lt. Gov. race: 36.3% Democratic, 63.6% Republican; 2017 Attorney General race: 38.8% Democratic, 61.3% Republican.
Geography of the district: Giles County, eastern Pulaski County, and the northwest corner of Montgomery County, including Radford and Christiansburg.
Stories from this district:
- Jody Pyles announces Republican challenge to Del. Jason Ballard – Roanoke Times
- Gov. Youngkin endorses Ballard, McGuire, Reeves in contested General Assembly nominations
- A former aide to state Sen. Amanda Chase aims to oust Del. Ballard
- Del. Ballard easily wins renomination
District 43
Two-party race? No, unopposed candidate
Candidate: Incumbent Republican Will Morefield, of Tazewell County
- Del. Will Morefield’s voting record
Dates to know: General Assembly elections will be held on Election Day, Nov. 7.
Partisan breakdown: A large majority of this district can be expected to vote Republican.
2017 Lt. Gov. race: 22.2% Democratic, 77.6% Republican; 2017 Attorney General race: 22% Democratic, 77.9% Republican
Geography of the district: Bland, Tazewell and Buchanan counties, and eastern Dickenson County.
Stories from this district:
- House proposes $11.4 million for flood victims in Hurley
- House panel advances Stanley bill to fund school robotics teams
District 44
Two-party race? No, unopposed candidate
Candidate: Republican incumbent Israel O’Quinn of Washington County.
- Del. Israel O’Quinn’s voting record
Dates to know: General Assembly elections will be held on Election Day, Nov. 7.
Partisan breakdown: 2017 Lt. Gov. race: 25.1% Democratic, 74.8% Republican; 2017 Attorney General race: 24.6% Democratic, 75.3% Republican.
Geography of the district: Washington County and western Russell County.
Stories from this district:
District 45
Two-party race? No, unopposed candidate
Candidate: Republican incumbent Terry Kilgore of Scott County
- Del. Terry Kilgore’s voting record
Dates to know: General Assembly elections will be held on Election Day, Nov. 7.
Partisan breakdown: A large majority of this district can be expected to vote Republican.
2017 Lt. Gov. race: 22.4% Democratic, 77.5% Republican; 2017 Attorney General race: 20.8% Democratic, 79.1% Republican
Geography of the district: Wise, Scott and Lee counties, the eastern corner of Dickenson County and Norton.
Stories from this district:
District 46
Two-party race? No, unopposed candidate
Candidate: Jonathan Edward “Jed” Arnold, a Republican
Dates to know: General Assembly elections will be held on Election Day, Nov. 7.
Partisan breakdown: A large majority of this district can be expected to vote Republican.
2017 Lt. Gov. race: 23.8% Democratic, 76.1% Republican; 2017 Attorney General race: 24.8% Democratic, 75.1% Republican
Geography of the district: Grayson, Smyth and Wythe counties and the northwest corner of Pulaski County.
Stories from this district:
District 47
Two-party race? Yes.
Candidates: Both Republicans are incumbents: Marie March, of Floyd County and Wren Williams, of Patrick County; Democratic candidate is Patty Quesenberry.
The districts currently represented by Wren Williams and Marie March will no longer exist. They are competing to represent the new district that combined Floyd, Carroll and Patrick counties.
- Del. Marie March’s voting record
- Del. Wren Williams’ voting record
Dates to know: The Republican primary will be held June 20. The General Election is Nov. 7.
Partisan breakdown: 2017 Lt. Gov. race: 25.4% Democratic, 74.5% Republican; 2017 Attorney General race: 26.6% Democratic, 73.4% Republican.
Geography of the district: Patrick County, western Henry County, Carrol County, Floyd County and Galax.
Stories from this district:
- March swears out assault warrant against Williams
- Del. March complains that fellow Republicans ‘attempted to humiliate me’
- House speaker endorses Williams in highly contested nomination battle
- Opinion: March vs. Williams is just one of the nomination battles shaping up
- Opinion: The politics of March pressing assault charges against Williams
- Opinion: Del. March is the only legislator who couldn’t get bills past her own party
- Disabled woman files Fair Housing complaint against Del. March for removing her caregiving grandson from the property. March said his presence violates zoning laws.
District 48
Two-party race? Yes
Candidates: Del. Les Adams, R-Pittsylvania County, and Chance Trevillian, a Democrat
- Del. Les Adams’ voting record
Dates to know: General Election is Nov. 7.
Partisan breakdown: 2017 Lt. Gov. race: 36% Democratic, 63.9% Republican, 2017 Attorney General race: 37.1% Democratic, 62.8% Republican.
Geography of the district: All but the southeastern corner of Pittsylvania County, eastern Henry County and Martinsville.
Stories from this district:
District 49
Two-party race? Yes.
Candidate: Republican incumbent Danny Marshall of Danville; Democrat Jasmine Lipscomb.
- Del. Danny Marshall voting record
Dates to know: General Assembly elections will be held on Election Day, Nov. 7.
Partisan breakdown: A majority of this district can be expected to vote Republican.
2017 Lt. Gov. race: 43.6% Democratic, 56.4% Republican; 2017 Attorney General race: 44.6% Democratic, 55.3% Republican
Geography of the district: Southern Halifax County, the southeast corner of Pittsylvania County and Danville.
Stories from this district:
District 50
Two-party race? No, only Republicans
Candidates: Republican incumbent Tommy Wright of Lunenburg County
- Del. Tommy Wright’s voting record
Dates to know: General election will be held on Election Day, Nov. 7.
Partisan breakdown: 2017 Lt. Gov. race: 40.8% Democratic, 59.1% Republican; 2017 Attorney General race: 41.2% Democratic, 58.7% Republican.
Geography of the district: Mecklenburg County, Lunenburg County, Charlotte County, all but the northeastern corner of Prince Edward County, and northern Halifax County.
Stories from this district:
- The party nomination battles shaping up in Southwest and Southside
- ‘We believe this bill will save lives’
- Attorney, small business owner announces run for Virginia’s 50th District – WSET
- In Southside, Del. Wright faces first primary challenge in 22 years
- Marsden drops out of Southside race, Del. Wright unopposed for renomination.
District 51
Two-party race? Yes.
Candidate: Eric Zehr, a Republican from Campbell County and Democrat Elmer Diaz.
Dates to know: General Assembly elections will be held on Election Day, Nov. 7.
Partisan breakdown: 2017 Lt. Gov. race: 22.9% Democratic, 77% Republican; 2017 Attorney General race: 24.5% Democratic, 75.4% Republican.
Geography of the district: Campbell County and southern Bedford County.
Stories from this district:
District 52
Two-party race? No, unopposed candidate
Candidate: Incumbent Wendell Walker, a Lynchburg Republican
- Del. Wendell Walker’s voting record
Dates to know: General Assembly elections will be held on Election Day, Nov. 7.
Partisan breakdown: A majority of this district can be expected to vote Republican.
2017 Lt. Gov. race: 42.2% Democratic, 57.7% Republican; 2017 Attorney General race: 44.2% Democratic, 55.7% Republican
Geography of the district: Lynchburg and a small section of Campbell County.
Stories from this district:
- An uphill battle for Walker?
- Opinion: Del. Walker wants to make it easier for Lynchburg (or any other place) to elect its school board
District 53
Two-party race? Yes
Candidates: Republican Tim Griffin and Democrat Sam Soghor.
Redistricting left the new 53rd House District without an incumbent. All the candidates running are new to state politics.
Dates to know: The General Election is Nov 7.
Partisan breakdown: 2017 Lt. Gov. race: 29.6% Democratic, 70.3% Republican; 2017 Attorney General race: 31.1% Democratic, 68.8% Republican.
Geography of the district: Amherst County, western Nelson County along the Tye River, and northern Bedford County.
Stories from this district:
- March vs. Williams is just one of the nomination battles shaping up
- Abortion and election law are central to GOP nomination for open House seat.
- Registrar determines candidate living in his friend’s garage meets residency requirements, petition to disqualify him fails.
- Republicans nominate Griffin for House seat.
District 56
Two-party race? No, only Republicans
Candidates: Kevin Bailey, a Republican from Appomattox County, Tom Garrett, a Republican from Buckingham County, Jennie Wood, a Republican from Goochland.
Garrett, who is attempting a comeback after leaving Congress following a single term to focus on his battle against alcoholism, is the biggest political name in this race.
- Tom Garrett’s voting record
Dates to know: A Republican convention will be held May 20. General election will be held on Election Day, Nov. 7.
Partisan breakdown: 2017 Lt. Gov. race: 38.8% Democratic, 61.1% Republican; 2017 Attorney General race: 39.4% Democratic, 60.5% Republican.
Geography of the district: Buckingham, Appomattox, Fluvanna, Goochland and Cumberland counties, and the northeastern corner of Prince Edward County.
Stories from this district:
- Fight erupts over how to allocate convention delegates from Appomattox County
- March vs. Williams is just one of the nomination battles shaping up
- Former Rep. Tom Garrett seeks redemption, return in bid for House of Delegates – Richmond Times-Dispatch
District 83
Two-party race? Yes
Candidates running: Republican incumbent Otto Wachsmann, from Sussex County, and Mary Person, a Democrat from Emporia
- Del. Otto Wachsmann’s voting record
Dates to know: General Assembly elections will be held on Election Day, Nov. 7.
Partisan breakdown: 2017 Lt. Gov. race: 47.8% Democratic, 52.1% Republican; 2017 Attorney General race: 48.3% Democratic, 51.6% Republican.
Geography of the district: Sussex, Brunswick, Greensville, and Southampton counties, as well as southern Dinwiddie County, Emporia, and northern Isle of Wight County.
Virginia state Senate elections in Southwest and Southside Virginia
District 2
Two-party race? Yes
Candidates: Incumbent Republican Mark Obenshain of Rockingham County, and Kathy Beery, a Democrat from the Shenandoah Valley
- Sen Mark Obenshain’s voting record
Dates to know: General Assembly elections will be held on Election Day, Nov. 7.
Partisan breakdown: A large majority of this district can be expected to vote Republican.
2017 Lt. Gov. race: 32.7% Democratic, 67.2% Republican; 2017 Attorney General race: 33.2% Democrat,ic 66.7% Republican
Geography of the district: Bath, Highland, Rockingham and Page counties, and all but the southeast corner of Augusta County.
Stories from this district:
District 3
Two-party race? Yes
Candidates: Chris Head, a Republican from Botetourt County, Jade Harris, a Democrat from Rockbridge County
- Chris Head currently serves in the House of Delegates. His voting record
Dates to know: General Assembly elections will be held on Election Day, Nov. 7.
Partisan breakdown: A majority of this district can be expected to vote Republican.
2017 Lt. Gov. race: 34.2% Democratic, 65.7% Republican; 2017 Attorney General race: 35.8% Democratic, 64.1% Republican.
Geography of the district: Alleghany, Craig, Botetourt and Rockbridge counties, as well as northern Roanoke County, southeastern Augusta County and Waynesboro, Staunton, Lexington, Buena Vista and Covington.
Stories from this district:
- Sen. Hanger will retire after 27 years in state Senate
- News Briefs: Jade Harris enters race for state Senate; more . . .
District 4
Two-party race? Yes
Candidates: Incumbent Republican David Suetterlein, of Roanoke County. Three Democrats: DA Pierce, Luke Priddy and Trish White-Boyd, all of Roanoke.
- Sen. David Suetterlein’s voting record
Dates to know: A Democratic primary will be held June 20. The General Election is Nov. 7.
Partisan breakdown: This district is competitive. It has the potential to decide which direction the Senate will lean next year.
2017 Lt. Gov. race: 45.9% Democratic, 54% Republican; 2017 Attorney General race: 47.9% Democratic, 52% Republican.
Geography of the district: District 4 includes eastern Montgomery County, Roanoke, Salem, and southern Roanoke County.
Stories from this district:
- March vs. Williams is just one of the nomination battles shaping up
- Sen. John Edwards is retiring
- Luke Priddy will seek Democratic nomination following Edwards’ retirement
- Trish White-Boyd becomes second Democrat to enter race following Edwards’ retirement
District 5
Two-party race? No, unopposed candidate
Candidates: Incumbent Republican Travis Hackworth, of Tazewell County
- Sen. Travis Hackworth’s voting record
Dates to know: General Assembly elections will be held on Election Day, Nov. 7.
Partisan breakdown: A large majority of this district can be expected to vote Republican.
2017 Lt. Gov. race: 34.8% Democratic, 65.1% Republican; 2017 Attorney General race: 36.3% Democratic, 63.6% Republican.
Geography of the district: Bland, Tazewell, Smyth, Giles, and Pulaski counties, western Montgomery County and northern Wythe County.
Stories from this district:
- It’s time for the House and Senate to swap bills. Here’s the legislation that’s survived the divided legislature.
- Transgender course reversal?
District 6
Two-party race? No, unopposed candidate
Candidates: Incumbent Republican Todd Pillion, of Washington County
- Sen. Todd Pillion’s voting record
Dates to know: General Assembly elections will be held on Election Day, Nov. 7.
Partisan breakdown: A large majority of this district can be expected to vote Republican.
2017 Lt. Gov. race: 24.4% Democratic, 75.5% Republican; 2017 Attorney General race: 23.3% Democratic, 76.7% Republican.
Geography of the district: Lee, Wise, Scott, Dickenson, Buchanan, Russell and Washington counties. Bristol and Norton.
Stories from this district:
District 7
Two-party race? Yes.
Candidates: Incumbent Republican Bill Stanley, of Franklin County and Democrat Deborah “Renie” Gates.
- Sen. Bill Stanley’s voting record
Dates to know: General Assembly elections will be held on Election Day, Nov. 7.
Partisan breakdown: A large majority of this district can be expected to vote Republican.
2017 Lt. Gov. race: 29.2% Democratic, 70.7% Republican; 2017 Attorney General race: 30.6% Democratic, 69.3% Republican.
Geography of the district: Grayson, Carrol Floyd, Patrick, Henry and Franklin counties, plus the southern half of Wythe County, Galax and Martinsville.
Stories from this district:
- Opinion: State Sen. Bill Stanley is now a podcaster and race car owner
- House panel advances Stanley bill to fund school robotics teams
District 8
Two-party race? Yes.
Candidate: Republican incumbent Mark Peake of Lynchburg and Democrat Donna StClair.
- Sen. Mark Peake’s voting record
Dates to know: General Assembly elections will be held on Election Day, Nov. 7.
Partisan breakdown: A large majority of this district can be expected to vote Republican.
2017 Lt. Gov. race: 30% Democratic, 69.9% Republican; 2017 Attorney General race: 31.8% Democratic, 68.1% Republican.
Geography of the district: Bedford County, Campbell County, and Lynchburg
Stories from this district:
- Opinion: We’re waiting on three senators to decide whether they intend to run again
- State Sen. Steve Newman to retire after 35 years in politics
District 9
Two-party race? Yes
Candidates: Incumbent Republican Frank Ruff of Mecklenburg County and Trudy Berry, a Democrat from Lunenburg County
- Frank Ruff’s voting record
Dates to know: General Election is Nov. 7.
Partisan breakdown: A majority of this district can be expected to vote Republican.
2017 Lt. Gov. race: 38.9% Democratic, 61.1% Republican;, 2017 Attorney General race: 39.6% Democratic, 60.3% Republican.
Geography of the district: Pittsylvania, Halifax, Mecklenburg, Lunenburg, Nottoway and Charlotte counties, plus Danville and southern Prince Edward County.
Stories from this district:
District 10
Two-party race? Yes.
Candidates: Republican John McGuire of Goochland County and Democrat Dan Tomlison of Louisa County.
Dates to know: The General Election is Nov. 7.
Partisan breakdown: A majority of this district can be expected to vote Republican.
2017 Lt. Gov. race: 35.5% Democratic, 64.4% Republican; 2017 Attorney General race: 36.0% Democratic, 63.9% Republican.
Geography of the district: Appomattox, Buckingham, Cumberland, Powhatan, Amelia, Goochland, Hanover and Fluvanna counties, as well as eastern Louisa County and the northwest corner of Prince Edward County.
Stories from this district:
- Gov. Youngkin endorses Ballard, McGuire, Reeves in contested General Assembly nomination
- Republicans nominate McGuire in four-way contest for state Senate seat.
District 11
Two-party race? Yes
Candidates: Democrats Sen. Creigh Deeds, of Charlottesville, and Del. Sally Hudson, of Charlottesville; Republican Philip Hamilton.
Dates to know: A Democratic primary will be held June 20. General election is Nov. 7.
Partisan breakdown: A majority of this district can be expected to vote Democrat.
2017 Lt. Gov. race: 61.6% Democratic, 38.3% Republican; 2017 Attorney General race: 62.2% Democratic, 37.7% Republican.
Geography of the district: Amherst, Nelson and Albemarle counties, as well as western Louisa County and Charlottesville.
Stories from this district:
- Opinion: Sen. Deeds says he gets more bills passed than Del. Hudson. Here’s why.
- Opinion: Could Del. March oust Rep. Griffith? Can Del. Hudson beat state Sen. Deeds? Here’s what the math shows.
- Deeds vows to move to Charlottesville
District 17
Two-party race? Yes
Candidates: Emily Brewer, a Republican from Suffolk and Hermie Sadler, a Republican from Emporia; Clinton Jenkins, a Democrat from Suffolk
Brewer and Jenkins both serve in the House of Delegates.
Dates to know: A Republican primary will be held June 20. General Election is Nov. 7.
Partisan breakdown: This district may be competitive.
2017 Lt. Gov. race: 52.3% Democratic, 47.7% Republican; 2017 Attorney General race: 53.2% Democratic, 46.8% Republican.
Geography of the district: Brunswick, Greenville, Southampton, Isle of Wight and Suffolk counties, as well as western Dinwiddie County, Emporia and Franklin.
Stories from this district:
- Former NASCAR driver kicks off state Senate race
- Lawsuit alleges Youngkin pushed Dept. of Elections to change a Southside state Senate nomination process
- Judge orders primary in Brewer-Sadler contest for Republican state Senate nomination in Southside
- Rising Republican star and former NASCAR driver collide in Republican primary in Southside
Local Republican primaries
Botetourt County
Type of election: Republican primary
Dates to know: Primaries will be held June 20.
Blue Ridge District Supervisor: Billy Martin (incumbent) vs. Walter Michael
Valley District Supervisor: Mac Scothorn (incumbent) vs. Robert Young
Buchanan County
Type of election: Republican primary
Dates to know: Primaries will be held June 20.
Clerk of court: Alisa Smith Stiltner vs. Christie Coleman Stiltner
Commonwealth’s Attorney: Gerald Arrington (incumbent) vs. Nikki Stiltner
Knox District Supervisor: Trey Adkins (incumbent) vs. Pamela Tester Wilson
North Grundy District Supervisor: Ryan Clevinger vs. Lee Dotson Jr.
Prater District Supervisor: David Rose vs. Eddie Sturgill Jr.
Carroll County
Type of election: Republican primary
Dates to know: Primaries will be held June 20.
At-large Supervisor: Greg Horton vs. Shirley Ann Bunn
Treasurer: Malette Pickett vs. David Cooley vs. Joey Dickson
Carroll County and Galax
Type of election: Republican primary
Dates to know: Primaries will be held June 20.
Sheriff: Ronnie Horton vs. Kevin Kemp (incumbent)
Roanoke County
Type of election: Republican primary
Dates to know: Primaries will be held June 20.
Clerk of court: Rhonda Perdue (incumbent) vs. Michael Galliher
Catawba District supervisor: Martha Hooker (incumbent) vs. Tom McCracken