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1991 general · October 19, 1991

1991 Virginia House of Delegates election results, district by district

Every Virginia House of Delegates district in the 1991 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 58 · R 41 · 1 other
Races100
Changed party17
Unopposed45%45 races
Incumbents defeated5

Every district

D 58 · R 41 · Other 1

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
HD-1Ford C. Quillen (D)Unopposed
HD-2Clarence E. Phillips (D)Unopposed
HD-3Jack Stump (D)Unopposed
HD-4Joseph P. Johnson Jr. (D)UnopposedFlipped
HD-5G. C. Jennings (D)22.3Flipped
HD-6Thomas M. Jackson Jr. (D)Unopposed
HD-7Thomas G. Baker Jr. (R)38.6Flipped
HD-8G. Steven Agee (R)UnopposedFlipped
HD-9Willard R. Finney (D)5.1
HD-10William Roscoe Reynolds (D)Unopposed
HD-11Ward L. Armstrong (D)53.8
HD-12Joan H. Munford (D)14.4Flipped
HD-13Robert G. Marshall (R)15.5Flipped
HD-14C. Richard Cranwell (D)Unopposed
HD-15Raymond R. Guest Jr. (R)Unopposed
HD-16Clifton A. Woodrum (D)Unopposed
HD-17A. Victor Thomas (D)59.4
HD-18Creigh Deeds (D)14.1FlippedIncumbent lost
HD-19Lacey E. Putney (IND)40.6
HD-20W. W. Clement (D)Unopposed
HD-21Frank W. Wagner (R)24.9
HD-22Joyce K. Crouch (R)Unopposed
HD-23Stephen D. Newman (R)7.8Flipped
HD-24S. Vance Wilkins Jr. (R)47.8
HD-25A. R. Giesen Jr. (R)Unopposed
HD-26I. Clinton Miller (R)Unopposed
HD-27Stephen H. Martin (R)Unopposed
HD-28William J. Howell (R)50.5
HD-29Alson H. Smith Jr. (D)Unopposed
HD-30John J. Davies III (D)19.1Flipped
HD-31Jerry M. Wood (D)7.6Flipped
HD-32William C. Mims (R)20.7
HD-33Linda M. Rollins (R)22.1
HD-34Vincent F. Callahan (R)Unopposed
HD-35Richard L. Fisher (R)18.2
HD-36Kenneth Plum (D)Unopposed
HD-37Robert E. Harris (R)9.1
HD-38Leslie L. Byrne (D)21.1
HD-39Alan E. Mayer (D)9.4
HD-40James Kenneth Obrien Jr. (R)12.5
HD-41James E. Dillard (R)Unopposed
HD-42Robert K. Cunningham (R)Unopposed
HD-43Gladys B. Keating (D)9.5
HD-44Linda T. Puller (D)5.6FlippedIncumbent lost
HD-45Marian A. Vanlandingham (D)7.9
HD-46Bernard S. Cohen (D)Unopposed
HD-47James F. Almand (D)Unopposed
HD-48Julia A. Connally (D)20.5
HD-49L. Karen Darner (D)13.2
HD-50Harry J. Parrish (R)Unopposed
HD-51David G. Brickley (D)Unopposed
HD-52John Adams Rollison III (R)19.8
HD-53James M. Scott (D)0.0Flipped
HD-54Robert Dickson Orrock Sr. (R)12.4
HD-55Frank D. Hargrove Sr. (R)Unopposed
HD-56V. Earl Dickinson (D)Unopposed
HD-57Mitchell Vanyahres (D)Unopposed
HD-58Peter T. Way (R)0.0
HD-59Watkins M. Abbitt Jr. (D)Unopposed
HD-60W. W. Bennett Jr. (D)Unopposed
HD-61Lewis W. Parker Jr. (D)Unopposed
HD-62Riley Edward Ingram (R)8.1FlippedIncumbent lost
HD-63Jay W. Deboer (D)20.9
HD-64William K. Barlow (D)14.0
HD-65John C. Watkins (R)Unopposed
HD-66M. Kirkland Cox (R)35.2
HD-67Roger J. McClure (R)16.6
HD-68Anne G. Rhodes (R)32.2Flipped
HD-69Franklin P. Hall (D)Unopposed
HD-70Roland D. Ealey (D)2.4
HD-71Jean W. Cunningham (D)Unopposed
HD-72John S. Reid (R)Unopposed
HD-73Eric Cantor (R)Unopposed
HD-74Robert B. Ball Sr. (D)Unopposed
HD-75J. Paul Councill Jr. (D)Unopposed
HD-76Robert E. Nelms (R)15.7FlippedIncumbent lost
HD-77V. Thomas Forehand Jr. (D)5.7
HD-78J. Randy Forbes (R)Unopposed
HD-79W. S. Moore Jr. (D)Unopposed
HD-80Kenneth R. Melvin (D)Unopposed
HD-81Glenn R. Croshaw (D)28.9
HD-82Harry R. Purkey (R)20.9
HD-83Leo C. Wardrup Jr. (R)16.0Flipped
HD-84Robert F. McDonnell (R)5.6FlippedIncumbent lost
HD-85Robert Tata (R)29.7
HD-86George H. Heilig (D)12.9
HD-87Howard E. Copeland (D)5.3
HD-88Thomas W. Moss Jr. (D)Unopposed
HD-89Jerrauld C. Jones (D)61.3
HD-90William P. Robinson Jr. (D)Unopposed
HD-91S. Wallace Stieffen (D)Unopposed
HD-92Mary T. Christian (D)Unopposed
HD-93Phillip A. Hamilton (R)47.8
HD-94Alan Diamonstein (D)19.2
HD-95W. Henry Maxwell (D)68.0
HD-96Shirley F. Cooper (D)8.9
HD-97George W. Grayson (D)25.4
HD-98Harvey B. Morgan (R)22.1
HD-99W. Tayloe Murphy Jr. (D)52.4
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