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On the Ballot in VA in 2024
In addition to President and Vice-President, Virginia will have 1 US Senate seat and all 11 US House seats on the ballot.Key: Strong DEM >+18D Lean DEM >+4D Tossup +4R to +4D Lean GOP > +4R Strong GOP > +18R * Incumbent
Congressional Districts 2024
| 2021 Election |
2022 Election |
2023 Election |
District | Location | 2024 DEM Candidate/s | 2024 Opponent/s | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| +16.3R | +14.5R |
CD-1 |
Richmond area
|
Herb Jones 
Leslie Mehta |
Rob Wittman* |
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| +11.0R | +3.4R |
CD-2 |
Coastal Virginia
|
Missy Cotter Smasal Jake Denton |
Jen Kiggans* (R)
|
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| +24.1D | +30.2D |
CD-3 |
Hampton Roads
|
Bobby Scott* |
Rhoda Taylor-Young (I) |
||
| +24.2D | +30.0D |
CD-4 |
Richmond and south
|
Jennifer McClellan* |
None |
||
| +20.6R | +15.3R |
CD-5 |
Charlottesville and south
|
Gloria Witt 
Paul Riley 
Gary Terry |
Bob Good* |
||
| +33.1R | +28.9R |
CD-6 |
Northwest Virginia
|
Ken Mitchell |
Ben Cline* |
Dem candidate Rod Grandon withdrew. | |
| +4.9R | +4.6D |
CD-7 |
Fredericksburg
|
|
Incumbent Abigail Spanberger is not running; is running for Governor | ||
| +45.1D | +48.8D |
CD-8 |
NOVA
|
Don Beyer* |
3 Independent candidates |
||
| +49.9R | +46.7R |
CD-9 |
Southwest VA
|
|
|
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| +1.6D | +6.5D |
CD-10 |
NOVA
|
|
-Jennifer Wexton not seeking re-election. -Brandon Garay withdrew. |
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| +29.2D | +33.7D |
CD-11 |
NOVA
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