Date and Type of Election | Ballot Questions and Results | Voter Statistics |
| June 14, 2005, Primary Elections | Democratic Primary for
Lieutenant Governor
Leslie L. Byrne: 360 (29.03 percent)*
J.C. "Chap" Peterson: 256 (20.65 percent)
Phillip P. Puckett: 285 (22.98 percent)
Viola O. Baskerville: 334 (26.94 percent)
Write-Ins: 0
Republican Primary for
Governor
George B. Fitch: 173 (13.95 percent)
Jerry W. Kilgore: 1,012 (81.61 percent)*
Write-Ins: 0
Lieutenant Governor
Sean T. Connaughton: 348 (28.06 percent)
William T. Bolling: 797 (64.27 percent)*
Write-Ins: 0
Attorney General
Robert F. McDonnell: 665 (53.63 percent)*
Stephen Baril: 498 (40.16 percent)
Write-Ins: 0 | Democratic Primary Details:
1,240 persons voting out of 55,781 registered voters equals 2.2 percent voter turnout.
Republican Primaries Details:
1,240 persons voting out of 55,781 registered voters equals 2.2 percent voter turnout.
Note:
Each registered voter could vote in one primary or the other, but not both. |
| May 4, 2004, General Election | Mayor
Alice P Hincker: 4,023 (30.1%)
C Nelson Harris: 4,980 (37.3%)*
Delvis O "Mac" McCadden: 4,239 (31.8%)
George A Sgouros: 108 (0.8%)
Write-Ins: 1
City Council
Wendy J Jones: 6,071 (17.3%)
Beverly T Fitzpatrick, Jr: 7,485 (21.4%)*
Sherman P Lea: 6,884 (19.7%)*
Brian J Wishneff: 6,619 (18.9%)*
William H "Bill" Carder: 4,296 (12.3%)
E Duane Howard: 816 (2.3%)
Angela Mays Norman: 2,846 (8.1%)
Write-Ins: 2 | Unofficial Results - Once certified, voter statistics will be available |
| February 10, 2004, Democratic Presidential Primary Election | President
Al Sharpton: 120 (2.4%)
John F. Kerry: 2,419 (49.2%)*
Wesley K. Clark: 436 (8.9%)
Howard Dean: 249 (5.1%)
Joe Lieberman: 21 (.4%)
John Edwards: 1,594 (32.4%)
Dennis J Kucinich: 59 (1.2%)
Dick Gephardt: 4 (.1%)
Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.: 14 (.3%) | 4,916 persons voting out of 54,433 registered voters equals 9.03% voter turnout |
| November 4, 2003, General Election | Member, Senate of Virginia
John S. Edwards: 10,759 (99.9%)*
Write-Ins: 7
Member, House of Delegates, 11th District
Onzlee Ware: 5,259 (99.9%)*
Write-Ins: 3
Member, House of Delegates, 17th District
William H. Fralin, Jr.: 4,255 (61.6%)*
Linda F. Wyatt: 2,249 (32.6%)
Gary M. Bowman: 403 (5.8%)
Write-Ins: 1
Clerk of Circuit Court
Brenda S. Hamilton: 7,344 (54.9%)*
Mary Jane Barrett: 6,038 (45.1%)
Write-Ins: 1 | 13,994 persons voting out of 54,252 registered voters equals 25.79% voter turnout |
| June 10, 2003, Democratic House of Delegates Primary Election | Member, House of Delegates, 11th District
Brian M. Shephard: 1,228 (40.1%)
Onzlee Ware: 1,833 (59.9%)* | 3,061 persons voting out of 32,556 registered voters equals 9.40% voter turnout |
| November 5, 2002, General and Special Elections | US Senate
John W. Warner: 12,730 (79.7%)*
Nancy B. Spannaus: 2,082 (13.0%)
Jacob G. Hornberger, Jr.: 1,139 (7.1)
Write-Ins: 15
US House of Representatives, 6th District
Robert W. "Bob" Goodlatte: 13,006 (99.3%)*
Write-Ins: 95
Proposed Constitutional Amendments
Question #1
Yes: 12,325 ; No: 3,145
Question #2
Yes: 10,705 ; No: 4,626
Bond Election
Issue #1
Yes: 12,888 ; No: 3,445
Issue #2
Yes: 11,937 ; No: 3,852 | 17,222 persons voting out of 54,954 registered voters equals 31.34% voter turnout |
| May 7, 2002, General Election | City Council
G. Nelson Harris: 4,905 (18.6%)*
Alfred T. Dowe, Jr.: 4,506 (17.1%)*
M. Rupert Cutler: 4,335 (16.4%)*
John H. "Jack" Parrott: 4,227 (16.0%)
Mark H. Hurley: 3,310 (12.5%)
Steve J. Mabry: 3,016 (11.1%)
M. Doug Trout: 916 (3.5%)
Don L. Hogan: 445 (1.7%)
Write-Ins: 774 | 26,433 persons voting out of 52,949 registered voters equals 49.92% voter turnout |
| March 5, 2002, Democratic Councilmanic Primary Election | Member, City Council
M. Rupert Cutler: 1,878 (49.5%)*
Alfred T. Dowe, Jr.: 2,377 (62.6%)*
Xavier L. Fox: 541 (14.2%)
C. Nelson Harris: 2,076 (54.7%)*
Angela Mays Norman: 1,216 (32.0%)
James Plumer Beatty 911 (24.0%) | 3,797 persons voting out of 51,314 registered voters equals 7.40% voter turnout |
| November 6, 2001, General and Special Elections | Governor
Mark R. Warner: 15,348 (62.1%)*
Mark L. Earley: 9,147 (37.0%)
William B. Redpath: 204 (1.0%)
Write-Ins: 0
Lieutenant Governor
Timothy M. Kaine: 14,328 (60.0%)*
Jay K. Katzen: 9,154 (38.4%)
Gary A. Reams: 383 (1.6%)
Write-Ins: 0
Attorney General
Jerry W. Kilgore: 12,673 (52.8%)*
A. Donald McEachin: 11,328 (47.2%)
Write-Ins: 4
Member, House of Delegates, 11th District
Clifton A. "Chip" Woodrum: 9,139 (100.0%)*
Write-Ins: 4
Member, House of Delegates, 17th District
A. Victor "Vic" Thomas: 7,345 (100.0%)*
Write-Ins: 1
Commonwealth's Attorney
Donald S. Caldwell: 18,349 (100.0%)*
Write-Ins: 3
Sheriff
George M. McMillan: 13,857 (60.0%)*
Octavia L. Johnson: 9,278 (40.1%)
Write-Ins: 0
Commissioner of Revenue
Sherman A. Holland: 14,325 (64.9%)*
J. Patrick H. Green: 7,762 (35.1%)
Treasurer
David C. Anderson: 19,758 (100.0%)*
Write-Ins: 4 | 24,876 persons voting out of 54,062 registered voters equals 46.01% voter turnout. |
| June 12, 2001, Primary Election | Lieutenant Governor
Timothy M. Kaine: 2,862 (60.2%)*
Alan A. Diamonstein: 1,251 (26.3%)
Jerrauld C. Jones: 645 (13.6%)
Attorney General
Whittington W. Clement: 225 (4.2%)
A. Donald McEachin: 302 (5.7%)*
Sylvia L. Clute: 93 (1.8%)
John S. Edwards: 4,684 (88.3%) | 5,344 persons voting out of 53,480 registered voters equals 9.99% voter turnout |
| November 7, 2000, General and Special Elections | US President/Vice-President
Gore/Lieberman: 17,920 (53.6%)
Bush/Chaney: 14,630 (43.8%)*
Nader/La Duke: 603 (1.8%)
Browne/Olivier: 202 (.2%)
Buchanan/Foster: 63 (.1%)
Phillips/Frazier: 18 (.0%)
Write-Ins: 6
US Senate
Charles "Chuck" S. Robb: 18,165 (55.3%)
George F. Allen: 14,696 (44.7%)*
Write-Ins: 4
US House of Representatives, 6th District
Robert W. "Bob" Goodlatte: 18,175 (99.7%)*
Write-Ins: 60 (.3%)
Proposed Constitutional Amendments
Question #1
Yes: 25,942 ; No: 3,936
Question #2
Yes: 18,621 ; No: 9,787 | 33,780 persons voting out of 54,377 registered voters equals 62.12% voter turnout |
May 2, 2000,
General Election | Mayor
David A. Bowers: 4,627 (30.5%)
Ralph K. Smith: 5,368 (35.4%)*
E. Duane Howard: 315 (2.1%)
Delvis O. "Mac" McCadden: 4,836 (31.9%)
Write-Ins: 0
City Council
W. D. "Bill" Bestpitch: 5,895*
Angela Norman: 5,073
Linda Wyatt: 7,624*
William H. "Bill" Carder: 8,468*
Donald L. Hogan: 1,788
Carroll Swain: 5,221
James O. "Jim" Trout: 1,012
M. D. "Doug" Trout: 2,670
Write-Ins: 8 | 15,250 persons voting out of 48,951 registered voters equals 31.15% voter turnout. |
February 29, 2000,
Republican Presidential Primary Election | President
George W. Bush: 4,183*
Gary Bauer: 47
John McCain: 2,461
Alan L. Keyes: 150
Steve Forbes: 15 | 6,857 persons voting out of 51,980 registered voters equals 13.19% voter turnout. |
November 2, 1999,
General Election | Member, Senate of Virginia, 21st District
John S. Edwards: 12,668*
William H. Fralin, Jr.: 7,043
Write-ins: 3
Member, House of Delegates, 16th District
Clifton A. "Chip" Woodrum: 9,233*
Alexi R. Sadjadi: 1,429
Write-ins: 0
Member, House of Delegates, 17th District
A. Victor "Vic" Thomas: 7,255*
Write-ins: 3 | 20,119 persons voting out of 51,554 registered voters equals 39.03% voter turnout. |
November 3, 1998,
General and Special Elections | U. S. House of Representatives, 6th District
Robert W. "Bob" Goodlatte: 11,693*
David A. Bowers: 8,471
Write-ins: 4
Proposed Constitutional Amendments
Question #1
Yes: 13,905 ; No: 3,917
Question #2
Yes: 11,196 ; No: 6,063
Question #3
Yes: 10,793 ; No: 6,267
Question #4
Yes: 9,739 ; No: 7,134
Question #5
Yes: 11,750 ; No: 5,306 | 20,376 persons voting out of 51,311 registered voters equals 39.71% voter turnout. |
May 5, 1998,
General Election | Members, Roanoke City Council
C. Nelson Harris: 4,947*
W. Alvin Hudson, Jr.: 4,548*
William White, Sr.: 4,551*
C. G. "Chris" Muse: 2,581
John H. "Jack" Parrott: 4,351
W. D. "Bill" Bespitch: 2,733
Joseph F. "Joe" Nash: 2,889
Write-ins: 2 | 9,766 persons voting out of 46,592 registered voters equals 20.96% voter turnout. |
November 4, 1997,
General and Special Elections | Governor
Sue Harris Debauche: 598
Donald S. Beyer, Jr.: 11,857
James S. "Jim" Gilmore III.: 11,628*
Write-ins: 5
Lieutenant Governor
Bradley E. Evans: 1,075
L. F. Payne, Jr.: 12,683
John H. Hager: 9,518*
Write-ins: 3
Attorney General
William D. "Bill" Dolan III: 11,021
Mark L. Earley: 11,883*
Write-ins: 4
Member, House of Delegates, 16th District
Clifton A. "Chip" Woodrum: 9,546*
Write-ins: 2
Member, House of Delegates, 17th District
A. Victor "Vic" Thomas: 7,920*
Write-ins: 1
Commonwealth's Attorney
Donald S. Caldwell: 18,222*
Write-ins: 3
Sheriff
George M. McMillan: 16,749*
Write-ins: 3
Commissioner of the Revenue
Sherman A. Holland: 11,711*
Guy W. Byrd, Jr.: 10,721
Write-ins: 3
Treasurer
David C. Anderson: 18,234*
Write-ins: 3
Bond Election
Yes: 16,778*
No: 4,641
Proposed Charter Amendment
Yes: 9,527
No: 11,478*
Off-Track Pari-Mutuel Wagering
Yes: 9,044
No: 12,371* | 24,773 persons voting out of 45,896 registered voters equals 53.98% voter turnout. |
June 10, 1997,
Primary Elections | Democratic Primary for
Commissioner of the Revenue
Marsha Compton Fielder: 1,427
Sherman A. Holland: 3,162*
Republic Primary for
Attorney General
K. W. "Ken" Stolle: 301
Gilbert K. Davis: 300
Mark L. Earley: 514*
Jerry W. Kilgore: 533 | Democratic Primary:
4,589 persons voting out of 46,209 registered voters equals 9.93% voter turnout.
Republican Primary:
1,648 persons voting out of 46,209 registered voters equals 3.57% voter turnout.
Note:
Each registered voter could vote in one primary or the other, but not both. |