Voter turnout in Fairfax County rests at roughly 18 percent as of this afternoon.
So far, turnout in the Hunter Mill District (18.2 percent) is slightly above the county-wide average.
In previous years, turnout was nearly 70 percent in the 2018 midterms, up from 45.7 percent in the 2014 midterms.
The Springfield District has the highest turnout thus far, with turnout at 20 percent.
The district-by-district breakdown as of 1 p.m. today is below:
- Braddock: 18.2
- Dranesville: 18.4
- Hunter Mill: 18.2
- Lee: 15.6
- Mason: 16.6
- Mount Vernon: 17
- Providence: 15.9
- Springfield: 20
- Sully:18.3
Unofficial election results are expected to trickle in after polls close at 7 p.m. today. Reston Now is following several local races, including two school board candidates for the Hunter Mill District.Â
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