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1982 general · November 2, 1982

1982 Virginia House of Delegates election results, district by district

Every Virginia House of Delegates district in the 1982 general election: winners, margins, unopposed seats and seats that changed party.

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Seats after the election

Democrats controlled the chamber · 100 seats

After the electionD 65 · R 34 · 1 other
Races100
Changed party2
Unopposed44%44 races
Incumbents defeated8

Every district

D 65 · R 34 · Other 1

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
HD-1Ford C. Quillen (D)22.8
HD-2James B. Robinson (D)25.6
HD-3William F. Green (D)20.1
HD-4Donald A. McGlothlin (D)Unopposed
HD-5C. Jefferson Stafford (R)4.6
HD-6John C. Brown (R)0.4Incumbent lost
HD-7G. C. Jennings (D)3.9
HD-8Charles C. Lacy (D)17.3
HD-9Willard R. Finney (D)34.2
HD-10Mary Sue Terry (D)Unopposed
HD-11A. L. Philpott (D)41.9
HD-12J. Robert Dobyns (D)13.3Incumbent lost
HD-13Joan H. Munford (D)7.6
HD-14C. Richard Cranwell (D)Unopposed
HD-15G. Steven Agee (R)Unopposed
HD-16Clifton A. Woodrum (D)Unopposed
HD-17A. Victor Thomas (D)Unopposed
HD-18William T. Wilson (D)Unopposed
HD-19Lacey E. Putney (IND)Unopposed
HD-20Kenneth E. Calvert (R)Unopposed
HD-21Charles R. Hawkins (R)7.1
HD-22Joseph P. Crouch (R)Unopposed
HD-23Royston Jester III (R)5.8
HD-24S. Vance Wilkins Jr. (R)0.3
HD-25A. R. Giesen Jr. (R)Unopposed
HD-26Emmett Wilsonhanger Jr. (R)21.1
HD-27Phoebe M. Orebaugh (R)18.1
HD-28I. Clinton Miller (R)Unopposed
HD-29Alson H. Smith Jr. (D)Unopposed
HD-30George P. Beard Jr. (R)Unopposed
HD-31Raymond R. Guest Jr. (R)Unopposed
HD-32Kenneth B. Rollins (R)7.7
HD-33Robert T. Andrews (R)12.8
HD-34Vincent F. Callahan (R)20.8
HD-35Dorothy McDiarmid (D)16.5Flipped
HD-36Kenneth Plum (D)29.4
HD-37Stephen E. Gordy (R)4.7
HD-38Nora Anderson Squyres (D)1.1Incumbent lost
HD-39Vivian Watts (D)26.6
HD-40Robert E. Harris (R)26.8
HD-41James E. Dillard (R)Unopposed
HD-42Warren E. Barry (R)24.8
HD-43Gladys B. Keating (D)22.4
HD-44Frank Medico (R)12.0
HD-45Marian A. Vanlandingham (D)19.1
HD-46Bernard S. Cohen (D)15.0
HD-47James F. Almand (D)Unopposed
HD-48Mary A. Marshall (D)20.6
HD-49Warren G. Stambaugh (D)Unopposed
HD-50Harry J. Parrish (R)15.4
HD-51David G. Brickley (D)24.9Flipped
HD-52Floyd C. Bagley (D)8.2
HD-53Thomas M. Moncure Jr. (R)Unopposed
HD-54Robert W. Ackerman (D)Unopposed
HD-55Frank D. Hargrove Sr. (R)Unopposed
HD-56V. Earl Dickinson (D)Unopposed
HD-57Mitchell Vanyahres (D)Unopposed
HD-58George Allen (R)0.2Incumbent lost
HD-59Claude W. Anderson (D)Unopposed
HD-60Franklin M. Slayton (D)Unopposed
HD-61Lewis W. Parker Jr. (D)20.7
HD-62R. Beasley Jones (D)31.1
HD-63Jay W. Deboer (D)22.0
HD-64C. Hardaway Marks (D)19.7
HD-65John C. Watkins (R)Unopposed
HD-66John G. Dicks III (D)0.7Incumbent lost
HD-67George W. Jones (R)13.2
HD-68Joseph B. Benedetti (R)3.3Incumbent lost
HD-69Franklin P. Hall (D)16.0
HD-70James S. Christian Jr. (D)Unopposed
HD-71Benjamin J. Lambert III (D)Unopposed
HD-72Ralph L. Axselle Jr. (D)Unopposed
HD-73Walter A. Stosch (R)1.5Incumbent lost
HD-74Robert B. Ball Sr. (D)Unopposed
HD-75J. Paul Councill Jr. (D)Unopposed
HD-76J. Samuel Glasscock (D)Unopposed
HD-77V. Thomas Forehand Jr. (D)Unopposed
HD-78Frederick H. Creekmore (D)Unopposed
HD-79John S. Joannou (D)29.4
HD-80L. Cleaves Manning (D)51.9
HD-81Owen Pickett (D)15.6Incumbent lost
HD-82W. R. Obrien (R)Unopposed
HD-83Joseph William Obrien Jr. (D)9.4
HD-84Glenn McClanan (D)Unopposed
HD-85Julie L. Smith (D)1.3
HD-86George H. Heilig (D)17.3
HD-87Howard E. Copeland (D)1.0
HD-88Thomas W. Moss Jr. (D)Unopposed
HD-89Robert E. Washington (D)47.6
HD-90William P. Robinson Jr. (D)Unopposed
HD-91S. Wallace Stieffen (D)1.1
HD-92Richard M. Bagley (D)Unopposed
HD-93Theodore V. Morrison Jr. (D)Unopposed
HD-94Alan Diamonstein (D)20.2
HD-95Bobby Scott (D)Unopposed
HD-96Shirley F. Cooper (D)2.5
HD-97Edwin H. Ragsdale (R)4.6
HD-98Harvey B. Morgan (R)Unopposed
HD-99W. Tayloe Murphy Jr. (D)Unopposed
HD-100Rob Bloxom (R)Unopposed

Virginia House of Delegates

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: Harvard Dataverse / Carl Klarner