Alexandria Primary Results Remain Unofficial Without City Totals
Virginia posted unofficial results pages for Alexandria’s Aug. 4, 2026 Democratic and Republican primaries, but the city’s race-by-race totals and winners were not available in the surfaced records.
That means Alexandria voters do not yet have a complete, verified local results report. The available state results page identifies both primary postings as unofficial and says local results become official after the locality’s Electoral Board certifies them.
Certification is the next step
Alexandria’s Office of Voter Registration and Elections administered the dual primary. The city’s election calendar lists an Electoral Board canvass for the Aug. 4 election, including a hearing on provisional ballots.
The available records do not establish whether Alexandria’s results had been certified. They also do not provide city turnout, final certified totals or whether provisional or late-counted ballots changed any local or congressional contest. No candidate should be identified as an Alexandria winner from the unofficial postings alone.
The scheduled Electoral Board canvass is the next known step toward official local results. Until those records are available, the practical takeaway is limited: the election occurred, the state has published preliminary postings for both parties, and Alexandria’s official winners and margins remain unresolved in the approved records.
Sources
- Virginia Dept. of Elections: Election Results, Virginia Department of Elections
- Voter Registration & Elections, City of Alexandria
- Elections Calendar, City of Alexandria
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