2009 Virginia House of Delegates election

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2009 Virginia House of Delegates elections

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All 100 seats in the Virginia House of Delegates
51 seats needed for a majority
Turnout| 40.4%[1]
|  | Majority party  | Minority party

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Leader  | Bill Howell | Ward Armstrong
Party  | Republican | Democratic
Leader since  | January 8, 2003  | February 24, 2007
Leader's seat  | 28th | 10th
Last election  | 54 | 44
Seats before  | 53 | 45
Seats won  | 59 | 39
Seat change  |  6  |  6
Popular vote  | 1,047,069 | 668,502
Percentage  | 56.8% | 36.2%
Swing  |  5.8%  |  6.7%

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Results:
Republican hold Republican gain
Democratic hold Democratic gain
Independent hold

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| Speaker before election

Bill Howell
Republican

| Elected Speaker

Bill Howell
Republican

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2009 Elections to the Virginia House of Delegates were held on November 3, 2009. Prior to the election, Republicans held 53 seats, Democrats held 43 seats, and Independents held 2 seats (both of whom caucus with the Republicans).

There were 2 seats previously held by Democrats that were vacant on election day: the 69th (Frank Hall resigned April 14, 2009) and the 80th (Ken Melvin resigned May 1, 2009). Eight incumbent Democrats were defeated, one incumbent Republican was defeated, and one open Republican seat was won by a Democrat.

The composition of the House of Delegates in 2010 was 59 Republicans, 2 Independents who caucus with the Republicans, and 39 Democrats.

## Results[edit]

### Overview[edit]

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↓  59  | 39  | 2

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Republican | Democratic
Parties  | Candidates  | Seats  | Popular Vote

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2007  | 2009  | +/-  | Strength  | Vote  | %  | Change
| Republican |  | 54  | 59  |  5  | 59.00%  | 1,047,069  | 56.76%  |
| Democratic |  | 44  | 39  |  5  | 39.00%  | 668,502  | 36.24%  |
| Independent |  | 2  | 2  |  | 2.00%  | 86,454  | 4.69%  |
| Independent Greens |  | 0  | 0  |  | 0.00%  | 11,915  | 0.65%  |
| Constitution Party |  | 0  | 0  |  | 0.00%  | 10,339  | 0.56%  |
| Green |  | 0  | 0  |  | 0.00%  | 981  | 0.05%  |
| Libertarian |  | 0  | 0  |  | 0.00%  | 580  | 0.03%  |
\-  | Write-ins |  | 0  | 0  |  | 0.00%  | 18,906  | 1.02%  |
Total  |  | 100  | 100  | 0  | 100.00%  | 1,844,746  | 100.00%  | \-

### By House of Delegates district[edit]

Party abbreviations: D - Democratic, R - Republican, C - Constitution Party, I - Independent, IG - Independent Green, L - Libertarian

District  | Incumbent  | Party  | Elected  | Status  | 2009 Result

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1st | Terry Kilgore | Republican  | 1993  | Reelected  | Terry Kilgore (R) unopposed
2nd | Bud Phillips | Democratic  | 1989  | Reelected  | Bud Phillips (D) unopposed
3rd | Dan Bowling | Democratic  | 2006  | Defeated  | Will Morefield (R) 57.1%
Dan Bowling (D) 42.8%
4th | Joe Johnson | Democratic  | 1989  | Reelected  | Joe Johnson (D) unopposed
5th | C. W. Carrico | Republican  | 2001  | Reelected  | C. W. Carrico (R) unopposed
6th | Anne B. Crockett-Stark | Republican  | 2005  | Reelected  | Anne B. Crockett-Stark (R) 65.2%
Carole Pratt (D) 34.7%
7th | Dave Nutter | Republican  | 2001  | Reelected  | Dave Nutter (R) 60.1%
Peggy Frank (D) 39.8%
8th | Morgan Griffith | Republican  | 1993  | Reelected  | Morgan Griffith (R) 68.8%
Carter Turner (D) 31.0%
9th | Charles Poindexter | Republican  | 2007  | Reelected  | Charles Poindexter (R) 79.0%
Sherman David Witcher (IG) 20.7%
10th | Ward Armstrong | Democratic  | 1991  | Reelected  | Ward Armstrong (D) 56.5%
Edward Creed (R) 43.4%
11th | Onzlee Ware | Democratic  | 2003  | Reelected  | Onzlee Ware (D) 60.3%
Troy Bird (R) 39.6%
12th | Jim Shuler | Democratic  | 1993  | Reelected  | Jim Shuler (D) 72.2%
Paul Cornett (I) 27.3%
13th | Bob Marshall | Republican  | 1991  | Reelected  | Bob Marshall (R) 61.3%
John Bell (D) 38.6%
14th | Danny Marshall | Republican  | 2001  | Reelected  | Danny Marshall (R) 64.1%
Seward Anderson (D) 35.8%
15th | Todd Gilbert | Republican  | 2005  | Reelected  | Todd Gilbert (R) 69.3%
John Lesinski (D) 30.7%
16th | Donald Merricks | Republican  | 2007  | Reelected  | Donald Merricks (R) unopposed
17th | William Fralin | Republican  | 2003  | Retired; Republican hold  | William Cleaveland (R) 62.0%
Gwen Mason (D) 37.9%
18th | Clay Athey | Republican  | 2001  | Reelected  | Clay Athey (R) 82.4%
Todd Jack (C) 17.0%
19th | Lacey Putney | Independent  | 1961  | Reelected  | Lacey Putney (I) 64.1%
Lewis Medlin (D) 20.6%
William Smith (C) 15.1%
20th | Chris Saxman | Republican  | 2001  | Retired; Republican hold  | Dickie Bell (R) 71.2%
Erik Curren (D) 28.7%
21st | Bobby Mathieson | Democratic  | 2007  | Defeated  | Ron Villanueva (R) 49.9%
Bobby Mathieson (D) 49.8%
22nd | Kathy Byron | Republican  | 1997  | Reelected  | Kathy Byron (R) unopposed
23rd | Shannon Valentine | Democratic  | 2006  | Defeated  | T. Scott Garrett (R) 50.4%
Shannon Valentine (D) 49.4%
24th | Ben Cline | Republican  | 2002  | Reelected  | Ben Cline (R) 70.9%
Jeff Price (D) 29.1%
25th | Steve Landes | Republican  | 1995  | Reelected  | Steve Landes (R) 73.2%
Greg Marrow (D) 26.7%
26th | Matt Lohr | Republican  | 2005  | Reelected  | Matt Lohr (R) 73.0%
Gene Hart Jr. (D) 26.9%
27th | Sam Nixon | Republican  | 1994  | Reelected  | Sam Nixon (R) unopposed
28th | William J. Howell | Republican  | 1987  | Reelected  | William J. Howell (R) 74.8%
Craig Ennis (IG) 24.5%
29th | Beverly Sherwood | Republican  | 1993  | Reelected  | Beverly Sherwood (R) 80.0%
Aaron Tweedie (I) 19.7%
30th | Ed Scott | Republican  | 2003  | Reelected  | Ed Scott (R) 75.5%
Matthew Carson (I) 24.4%
31st | Scott Lingamfelter | Republican  | 2001  | Reelected  | Scott Lingamfelter (R) unopposed
32nd | David Poisson | Democratic  | 2005  | Defeated  | Tag Greason (R) 57.5%
David Poisson (D) 42.4%
33rd | Joe May | Republican  | 1993  | Reelected  | Joe May (R) unopposed
34th | Margi Vanderhye | Democratic  | 2007  | Defeated  | Barbara Comstock (R) 50.8%
Margi Vanderhye (D) 49.1%
35th | Steve Shannon | Democratic  | 2003  | Ran for Attorney General;
Democratic hold  | Mark Keam (D) 50.7%
James Hyland (R) 49.2%
36th | Ken Plum | Democratic  | 1981  | Reelected  | Ken Plum (D) 59.9%
Hugh "Mac" Cannon (R) 39.9%
37th | David Bulova | Democratic  | 2005  | Reelected  | David Bulova (D) 67.6%
Chris DeCarlo (I) 24.7%
Anna Choi (IG) 6.9%
38th | Bob Hull | Democratic  | 1992  | Defeated in primary;
Democratic hold  | Kaye Kory (D) 59.5%
Danny Smith (R) 40.2%
39th | Vivian E. Watts | Democratic  | 1995  | Reelected  | Vivian E. Watts (D) 56.4%
Joseph Bury (R) 39.5%
Matthew Cholko (L) 3.1%
James Leslie (IG) 0.9%
40th | Tim Hugo | Republican  | 2002  | Reelected  | Tim Hugo (R) 63.4%
Sue Conrad (D) 36.5%
41st | Dave Marsden | Democratic  | 2005  | Reelected  | Dave Marsden (D) 49.6%
Kerry Bolognese (R) 48.6%
Monique Berry (IG) 1.7%
42nd | Dave Albo | Republican  | 1993  | Reelected  | Dave Albo (R) 56.6%
Greg Werkheiser (D) 43.3%
43rd | Mark Sickles | Democratic  | 2003  | Reelected  | Mark Sickles (D) 56.1%
Timothy Nank (R) 43.8%
44th | Kris Amundson | Democratic  | 1999  | Retired; Democratic hold  | Scott Surovell (D) 53.4%
James McConville (R) 44.9%
Glenda Gail Parker (IG) 1.6%
45th | David Englin | Democratic  | 2005  | Reelected  | David Englin (D) 61.2%
Vicki Vasques (R) 38.7%
46th | Charniele Herring | Democratic  | 2009  | Reelected  | Charniele Herring (D) 64.0%
Sasha Gong (R) 35.9%
47th | Al Eisenberg | Democratic  | 2003  | Retired; Democratic hold  | Patrick Hope (D) 63.5%
Eric Brescia (R) 31.7%
Joshua Ruebner (G) 4.6%
48th | Bob Brink | Democratic  | 1997  | Reelected  | Bob Brink (D) 62.3%
Aaron Ringel (R) 37.6%
49th | Adam Ebbin | Democratic  | 2003  | Reelected  | Adam Ebbin (D) unopposed
50th | Jackson Miller | Republican  | 2006  | Reelected  | Jackson Miller (R) 62.4%
Jeanette Rishell (D) 37.5%
51st | Paul Nichols | Democratic  | 2007  | Defeated  | Rich Anderson (R) 50.8%
Paul Nichols (D) 49.1%
52nd | Jeff Frederick | Republican  | 2003  | Retired; Democratic takeover  | Luke Torian (D) 51.9%
Rafael Lopez (R) 47.8%
53rd | Jim Scott | Democratic  | 1991  | Reelected  | Jim Scott (D) 61.4%
Christopher Merola (R) 38.5%
54th | Bobby Orrock | Republican  | 1989  | Reelected  | Bobby Orrock (R) unopposed
55th | Frank Hargrove | Republican  | 1981  | Retired; Republican hold  | John Cox (R) 75.5%
Robert Barnette (D) 24.2%
56th | Bill Janis | Republican  | 2001  | Reelected  | Bill Janis (R) 69.7%
James Towey (D) 30.2%
57th | David Toscano | Democratic  | 2005  | Reelected  | David Toscano (D) 78.2%
Robert Brandon Smith III (I) 21.4%
58th | Rob Bell | Republican  | 2001  | Reelected  | Rob Bell (R) 67.2%
Cynthia Neff (D) 32.7%
59th | Watkins Abbitt, Jr. | Independent  | 1985  | Reelected  | Watkins Abbitt, Jr. (I) unopposed
60th | Clarke Hogan | Republican  | 2001  | Retired; Republican hold  | James E. Edmunds (R) unopposed
61st | Tommy Wright | Republican  | 2000  | Reelected  | Tommy Wright (R) unopposed
62nd | Riley Ingram | Republican  | 1991  | Reelected  | Riley Ingram (R) unopposed
63rd | Rosalyn Dance | Democratic  | 2005  | Reelected  | Rosalyn Dance (D) unopposed
64th | Bill Barlow | Democratic  | 1991  | Reelected  | Bill Barlow (D) 50.7%
Stan Clark (R) 46.7%
Albert Burckard Jr. (IG) 2.5%
65th | Lee Ware | Republican  | 1998  | Reelected  | Lee Ware (R) 71.5%
Gary Rinehardt (I) 28.3%
66th | Kirk Cox | Republican  | 1989  | Reelected  | Kirk Cox (R) unopposed
67th | Chuck Caputo | Democratic  | 2005  | Defeated  | James LeMunyon (R) 52.7%
Chuck Caputo (D) 47.3%
68th | Manoli Loupassi | Republican  | 2007  | Reelected  | Manoli Loupassi (R) 69.7%
Bill Grogan (I) 29.8%
69th | vacant |  |  |  | Betsy B. Carr (D) 72.7%
Ernesto Sampson (R) 21.6%
Shirley Harvey (I) 5.5%
70th | Delores McQuinn | Democratic  | 2009  | Reelected  | Delores McQuinn (D) 77.6%
Henry Otis Brown (I) 21.7%
71st | Jennifer McClellan | Democratic  | 2005  | Reelected  | Jennifer McClellan (D) 82.4%
Silver Persinger (I) 17.0%
72nd | Jimmie Massie | Republican  | 2007  | Reelected  | Jimmie Massie (R) unopposed
73rd | John O'Bannon | Republican  | 2000  | Reelected  | John O'Bannon (R) 62.3%
Thomas Shields (D) 37.6%
74th | Joe Morrissey | Democratic  | 2007  | Reelected  | Joe Morrissey (D) 76.2%
Michael Gage (R) 23.7%
75th | Roslyn Tyler | Democratic  | 2005  | Reelected  | Roslyn Tyler (D) unopposed
76th | Chris Jones | Republican  | 1997  | Reelected  | Chris Jones (R) unopposed
77th | Lionell Spruill | Democratic  | 1993  | Reelected  | Lionell Spruill (D) unopposed
78th | John Cosgrove | Republican  | 2001  | Reelected  | John Cosgrove (R) unopposed
79th | Johnny Joannou | Democratic  | 1997  | Reelected  | Johnny Joannou (D) unopposed
80th | vacant |  |  |  | Matthew James (D) 68.5%
Jennifer Lee (R) 31.3%
81st | Barry Knight | Republican  | 2009  | Reelected  | Barry Knight (R) unopposed
82nd | Harry "Bob" Purkey | Republican  | 1985  | Reelected  | Harry "Bob" Purkey (R) 60.4%
Peter Schmidt (D) 35.1%
John Parmele (I) 4.4%
83rd | Joe Bouchard | Democratic  | 2007  | Defeated  | Chris Stolle (R) 59.5%
Joe Bouchard (D) 40.4%
84th | Sal Iaquinto | Republican  | 2005  | Reelected  | Sal Iaquinto (R) unopposed
85th | Bob Tata | Republican  | 1983  | Reelected  | Bob Tata (R) 81.1%
French D. Mackes Jr. (C) 18.4%
86th | Tom Rust | Republican  | 2001  | Reelected  | Tom Rust (R) 53.8%
Stevens Miller (D) 46.0%
87th | Paula Miller | Democratic  | 2004  | Reelected  | Paula Miller (D) 56.6%
John Amiral (R) 43.2%
88th | Mark Cole | Republican  | 2001  | Reelected  | Mark Cole (R) unopposed
89th | Kenny Alexander | Democratic  | 2002  | Reelected  | Kenny Alexander (D) 69.4%
Anthony Triplin (I) 30.6%
90th | Algie Howell | Democratic  | 2003  | Reelected  | Algie Howell (D) 66.6%
Jason Call (R) 33.1%
91st | Tom Gear | Republican  | 2001  | Reelected  | Tom Gear (R) 48.3%
Gordon Helsel (I) 32.6%
Samuel Eure (D) 19.0%
92nd | Jeion Ward | Democratic  | 2003  | Reelected  | Jeion Ward (D) unopposed
93rd | Phil Hamilton | Republican  | 1988  | Defeated  | Robin Abbott (D) 53.9%
Phil Hamilton (R) 45.6%
94th | Glenn Oder | Republican  | 2001  | Reelected  | Glenn Oder (R) 67.6%
Gary West (D) 32.2%
95th | Mamye BaCote | Democratic  | 2003  | Reelected  | Mamye BaCote (D) unopposed
96th | Brenda Pogge | Republican  | 2007  | Reelected  | Brenda Pogge (R) unopposed
97th | Chris Peace | Republican  | 2006  | Reelected  | Chris Peace (R) unopposed
98th | Harvey Morgan | Republican  | 1979  | Reelected  | Harvey Morgan (R) unopposed
99th | Albert C. Pollard | Democratic  | 2008  | Reelected  | Albert C. Pollard (D) 52.2%
Catherine Crabill (R) 47.7%
100th  | Lynwood Lewis | Democratic  | 2003  | Reelected  | Lynwood Lewis (D) 64.0%
Melody Scalley (R) 34.8%
John W. Smith Jr. (I) 1.1%

## References[edit]

1. ^ "Registration/Turnout Statistics". Virginia Department of Elections. Archived from the original on October 18, 2018. Retrieved January 24, 2018.
2. ^ "Election Results - Virginia Department of Elections".

* Virginia Public Access Project: House of Delegates
* Virginia State Board of Elections
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State|

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* Iowa
* Maine
* New Jersey
* New York
* Ohio
* Pennsylvania
* Texas
* Virginia

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*[NM]: New Mexico
*[NY]: New York
*[PA]: Pennsylvania
*[AK]: Alaska
*[TX]: Texas
*[GA]: Georgia
*[MA]: Massachusetts
*[VT]: Vermont
*[NC]: North Carolina
*[OH]: Ohio
*[MI]: Michigan
*[MS]: Mississippi
*[NJ]: New Jersey
*[CA]: California
*[NH]: Mew Hampshire
*[FL]: Florida
*[MN]: Minnesota
*[AL]: Alabama
*[NE]: Nebraska
*[WA]: Washington
*[MO]: Missouri
*[OK]: Oklahoma