Virginia: 2012 Election Center

District 10: Previous Election Results

2010 House General Election
Candidate	Party	# Votes	% Votes
Jeff Barnett	Democratic	72,604	34.9%
William Redpath	Libertarian	4,607	2.2%
Frank Wolf	Republican	131,116	62.9%
2008 House Primary
Candidate	Party	# Votes	% Votes
Judy Feder	Democratic	5,462	61.8%
Mike Turner	Democratic	3,377	38.2%
2008 House General Election
Candidate	Party	# Votes	% Votes
Judy Feder	Democratic	147,358	38.9%
Neeraj Nigam	Independent	8,457	2.2%
Frank Wolf	Republican	223,141	58.9%
2008 House Primary
Candidate	Party	# Votes	% Votes
Vern McKinley	Republican	1,506	8.3%
Frank Wolf	Republican	16,726	91.7%
2006 House General Election
Candidate	Party	# Votes	% Votes
Judy Feder	Democratic	98,769	41.0%
Frank Wolf	Republican	138,213	57.4%
2004 House General Election
Candidate	Party	# Votes	% Votes
James Socas	Democratic	116,654	36.2%
Frank Wolf	Republican	205,982	63.8%
2002 House General Election
Candidate	Party	# Votes	% Votes
John Stevens Jr.	Democratic	45,464	28.2%
Frank Wolf	Republican	115,917	71.8%
2000 House General Election
Candidate	Party	# Votes	% Votes
Brian Brown	Independent	28,107	9.9%
Marc Rossi	Independent	16,031	5.7%
Frank Wolf	Republican	238,817	84.4%
1998 House General Election
Candidate	Party	# Votes	% Votes
Cornell Brooks	Democratic	36,476	25.2%
Robert Buchanan	Independent	4,506	3.1%
Frank Wolf	Republican	103,648	71.7%
1996 House General Election
Candidate	Party	# Votes	% Votes
Robert Weinberg	Democratic	59,145	25.2%
Gary Reams	Independent	6,500	2.8%
Frank Wolf	Republican	169,266	72.1%

District 10: Demographics

Population	643,512
Percentage of Population Age 65 and Up	7.3%

Ethnicity

Percentage White	80.6%
Percentage Black	6.9%
Percentage American Indian / Alaska Native	0.2%
Percentage Asian	6.6%
Percentage Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander	0.1%
Percentage Mixed Race	2.5%
Percentage Other Race	3.1%
Percentage Hispanic	7.1%
Percentage Non Hispanic White	77.2%
Percentage Non Hispanic Black	6.7%
Percentage Households All Speak Language Other than English	12.9%

Income

Median Household Income	$71,560
Percentage Income in Poverty in 2009	4.4%

Energy

Percentage Homes heated by Electricity	38.3%
Percentage Homes heated by Gas	45.1%
Percentage Homes heated by Coal	0.0%
Percentage Homes heated by Fuel Oil	9.1%

Employment & Education

Percentage Employed Civilians 16-years-old and up	53.7%
Percentage with a College Degree	43.1%
Percentage Management or Professional Workers	48.2%
Percentage Sales or Office Workers	24.3%
Percentage Production or Transportation Workers	7.6%

Marriage

Percentage Married Couples	62.0%
Percentage Married Couples with Children	33.2%
Percentage Married Couple Both Work	46.8%
Percentage Unmarried Partner Households, Male living with Male	0.2%
Percentage Unmarried Partner Households, Female living with Female	0.3%

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Historical Election Results

2012
Nov. 6, 2012	Presidental General Election
March 6, 2012	Presidental Dem Primary
March 6, 2012	Presidental GOP Primary
2008
Feb. 12, 2008	Presidental Dem Primary
Feb. 12, 2008	Presidental GOP Primary

Latest Polls View All >

Monday, November 05
Virginia Rasmussen Reports	Kaine 49 Allen 47	Kaine + 2
Virginia NBC News/Wall Street Journal/Marist	Kaine 49 Allen 46	Kaine + 3
Wednesday, October 31
Virginia Roanoke College	Allen 47 Kaine 42	Allen + 5
Virginia CBS/NYT/Quinnipiac	Obama 49 Romney 47	Obama + 2
Friday, October 19
Virginia Rasmussen Reports	Obama 50 Romney 47	Obama + 3
Friday, October 12
Virginia Rasmussen Reports	Romney 49 Obama 47	Romney + 2
Thursday, October 11
Virginia CBS/New York Times/Quinnipiac	Obama 51 Romney 46	Obama + 5
Virginia NBC News/Wall Street Journal/Marist	Romney 48 Obama 47	Romney + 1
Friday, October 05
Virginia Rasmussen Reports	Romney 49 Obama 48	Romney + 1
Wednesday, September 19
Virginia CBS/New York Times/Quinnipiac	Kaine 51 Allen 44	Kaine + 7
Tuesday, September 18
Virginia Public Policy Polling	Kaine 47 Allen 46	Kaine + 1
Monday, September 17
Virginia Rasmussen Reports	Kaine 47 Allen 45	Kaine + 2
Sunday, September 16
Virginia Public Policy Polling	Obama 51 Romney 46	Obama + 5
Friday, August 24
Virginia Rasmussen Reports	Allen 45 Kaine 45	Tie
Virginia Rasmussen Reports	Obama 47 Romney 47	Tie
Thursday, August 09
Virginia Rasmussen Tracking	Allen 46 Kaine 46	Tie
Wednesday, August 08
Virginia Quinnipiac University/New York Times/CBS	Kaine 48 Allen 46	Kaine + 2
Virginia Rasmussen Reports	Obama 48 Romney 46	Obama + 2
Virginia Quinnipiac University/New York Times/CBS Poll	Obama 49 Romney 45	Obama + 4
Wednesday, July 18
Virginia Rasmussen Reports	Obama 47 Romney 46	Obama + 1

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