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Glenn Youngkin Declared Winner in Virginia GOP Gubernatorial Primary

Kate Magee Joyce/Youngkin for Governor Campaign via AP

Conservative political outsider Glenn Youngkin was declared the winner of Virginia’s GOP gubernatorial primary, with the race called on Monday night. Youngkin defeated a field of candidates in the state’s rank-choice style voting system after multiple rounds. Other contenders included political outsider Pete Snyder, former Delegate Kirk Cox, state Senator Amanda Chase, and Sergio de la Peña.

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Youngkin is slated to take on former Governor Terry McAuliffe in November.

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The race came down to Youngkin and Snyder, while the rest of the contenders were defeated much earlier.

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