Northampton County votes clean Democratic sweep; Trump outperforms other Republicans

Northampton County delivered a clean Democratic sweep in the election for the next United States President, Virginia’s Senator and the Congressional seat for Virginia’s Second District.

President Donald J. Trump outperformed the other Republicans on the ballot in Northampton, falling to challenger Joe Biden 3,643 to 2,947 votes, a difference of 696 votes. In the day of count, President Trump out performed Biden, winning Districts 1, 4 and 5. Biden won District 2 and 3. However, early voting totals tipped the scales to Biden’s favor, adding 2,803 overall votes, with Trump only gaining 1,622.

	PRESIDENT / VICE-PRESIDENT
	District 1	District 2	District 3	District 4	District 5	Early Votes	Totals
Joe Biden / Kamala Harris	158	210	193	106	173	2803	3643
Donald Trump / Mike Pence	385	174	184	255	327	1622	2947
Jo Jorgensen	13	20	8	8	11	39	99
Write Ins	0	0	0	0	0	7	7

Incumbent Senator Mark Warner enjoyed the largest margin of victory in Northampton County Tuesday night, with a 3,866 to 2,785 victory, a difference of 1,081 votes. The day of voting similarly went to Gade, and the early voting similarly benefitted Warner tremendously.

	US SENATE
Candidate	District 1	District 2	District 3	District 4	District 5	Early Voting	Totals
Mark Warner	203	236	206	134	197	2890	3866
Daniel Gade	348	166	176	232	313	1550	2785
WRITE-INS	0	0	0	0	0	1	1

Elaine Luria enjoyed a slightly smaller margin of victory than Warner, garnering 3,757 votes to Scott Taylor’s 2,755, a difference of 1,002. Once again, the early voting heavily favored Luria, tipping the scales from Taylor’s in person victory.

	MEMBER HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 2ND DISTRICT
	District 1	District 2	District 3	District 4	District 5	Early Votes	Total
Elaine Luria	183	222	192	129	187	2844	3757
Scott Taylor	359	161	184	231	305	1515	2755
David Bruce Foster	13	17	11	6	19	82	148
WRITE-INS	0	0	0		0	3	3