RICHMOND, Va. — Virginia's polling places have closed and results are coming in from across the commonwealth.
The commonwealth's primary election was originally scheduled for June 9 but postponed two weeks by an executive order issued by Gov. Ralph Northam because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Tuesday's election results determine the Democratic and Republican nominees who will be on the Nov. 3 general election ballot for the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives.
Daniel Gade will represent Republicans for US Senate in Virginia and will take on Sen. Mark Warner after beating out two other people in his party in the Tuesday primary election.
Rep. Gerry Connolly for Virginia's 11th Congressional District won his primary against Zainab Mohsini by around 8,000 votes.
Former 2nd Congressional Rep. Scott Taylor won his primary election against two other Republicans. He will now faceoff against Rep. Elaine Luria, who beat him in 2018 by only 2% of the vote.
Both Taylor and Luria are Navy veterans and represent a congressional district that has a very large military population.
You can view the latest election results as they come in here:
For information about the June Primary elections, visit the Virginia Department of Elections website.
You can register to vote and check your polling place online using the Citizen Portal.