Virginia’s race for governor is the main event of the 2021 election, acting as a temperature check on the national environment for the 2022 midterm election in a state that has moved strongly in Democrats’ favor for both statewide offices and in presidential contests over the last decade. The battles for New Jersey governor and New York City mayor are the other high-profile offices on the ballot. Across the US, voters will elect mayors in major cities — including Minneapolis, where efforts to restructure policing after more than a year of protests also face a major test at the polls.

Virginia Governor Key Race

Candidate(s) % Votes
Youngkin %
ahead
McAuliffe %
ahead

Virginia Lieutenant Governor

Candidate(s) % Votes
Sears %
ahead
Ayala %
ahead

Virginia Attorney General

Candidate(s) % Votes
Miyares %
ahead
Herring Incumbent %
ahead

Governor: New Jersey Key Race

Candidate(s) % Votes
Murphy Incumbent %
ahead
Ciattarelli %
ahead

New York City Mayor

Candidate(s) % Votes
Adams %
ahead
Sliwa %
ahead

Florida Democratic Primary for US House 20 Special Election

Candidate(s) % Votes
Cherfilus-McCormick %
ahead
Holness %
ahead
Sharief %
ahead
Thurston %
ahead
DuBose %
ahead
Hardy %
ahead

Florida Republican Primary for US House 20 Special Election

Candidate(s) % Votes
Mariner %
ahead
Musselwhite %
ahead
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  • “Flipped seat” denotes a race where the projected winner is from a different party than the previous winner or incumbent.