Los resultados certificados mostraron que los republicanos ganaron siete escaños y recuperaron la mayoría en la Cámara de Delegados. [3] Un recuento en el distrito 85, que concluyó el 3 de diciembre, mostró que el demócrata en ejercicio Alex Askew ganó 12 votos, con la republicana Karen Greenhalgh ganando por 115 votos. [4] Un recuento en el distrito 91 , que concluyó el 8 de diciembre, mostró que la demócrata en ejercicio Martha Mugler perdió por 94 votos ante el republicano AC Cordoza. [5]
El demócrata titular Joseph C. Lindsey , elegido por primera vez en una elección especial en 2014, se retiró el 10 de noviembre de 2020. [18]
Distrito 2
La demócrata titular Jennifer Carroll Foy , elegida por primera vez en 2017, se retiró el 12 de diciembre de 2020 para postularse a gobernadora . [20]
Predicciones
Resultados
Descripción general
El Partido Republicano mostró un sólido desempeño en 2021, ganando siete escaños sobre los Demócratas. Debido a las carreras cerradas en los Distritos 85 y 91, los demócratas Alex Askew y Martha Mugler solicitaron recuentos , quienes quedaron en un cercano segundo lugar detrás de sus rivales republicanos. [24] El 3 de diciembre de 2021, el recuento en el Distrito 85 reafirmó la victoria de la republicana Karen Greenhalgh, dando al Partido Republicano una mayoría en la Cámara de Delegados y poniendo fin al control del Partido Demócrata sobre la cámara. El recuento del Distrito 91, que tuvo lugar el 7 de diciembre, resultó en la victoria del candidato republicano AC Cordoza, lo que hizo que el recuento final de escaños fuera de 52 republicanos contra 48 demócratas. [25]
Ambos partidos principales presentaron un número récord de candidatos: los republicanos se presentaron en 98 de los 100 distritos y los demócratas en 93. [26]
Carreras reñidas
Escaños donde el margen de victoria fue inferior al 10%:
El actual republicano Will Morefield fue elegido por primera vez en 2009.
Distrito 4
El republicano en el cargo, Will Wampler, fue elegido por primera vez en 2019.
Distrito 5
El actual republicano Israel O'Quinn fue elegido por primera vez en 2011.
Distrito 6
El republicano en el cargo Jeff Campbell fue elegido por primera vez en 2013.
Distrito 7
El actual republicano Nick Rush fue elegido por primera vez en 2011 y se jubila. [9]
Distrito 8
El republicano Joseph McNamara, que ocupa el cargo en el cargo , fue elegido por primera vez en una elección especial en 2018. Su rival demócrata Dustin Wimbish se retiró de la contienda el 13 de octubre, pero su candidatura permaneció en la boleta. [30]
Distrito 9
El republicano en el cargo, Charles Poindexter, fue elegido por primera vez en 2007. Perdió la nominación.
Distrito 10
La demócrata titular Wendy Gooditis fue elegida por primera vez en 2017.
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