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James Walkinshaw wins Democratic contest to likely replace US Rep. Connolly in northern Virginia

  • Last Saturday, Fairfax County Supervisor James Walkinshaw won the Democratic primary to secure the nomination for Virginia’s 11th District special election.
  • Following Rep. Gerry Connolly’s death in May, a vacancy arose in Virginia’s 11th District, prompting a contested special election and primaries to fill the seat he held since 2009.
  • Data shows 39,444 total ballots cast in the primary, including over 5,000 early votes, with Walkinshaw leading at 23,537 votes, according to county officials.
  • After nominations, Walkinshaw will face Whitson and Tamirisa on September 9, with early voting starting July 25, making the race a key battleground.
  • At stake is control of a district with tens of thousands of federal workers, which could influence workforce policies and shift congressional power in Northern Virginia.
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