Breaking News: Loudoun County Swings Blue - Obama Tops Romney by 7,000 Votes in Presidential Election

(Nov. 6, 2012) - Loudoun County, a swing county in a swing state of Virginia in this heated Presidential election, was thrust into the national spotlight and with all precincts reporting the unofficial results provided by the Loudoun County Board of Elections shows President Barack Obama beating challenger Mitt Romney here by 7,000 votes -- 70,772 to 64,679.

Other Loudoun Totals
U.S. Senate: Kaine (71,598) Allen (64,113)
House of Representatives: Wolf (75,401) Cabral (54,520)
State Constitution Questions
1 (Eminent Domain): Yes (104,178) No (45,366)
2 (Veto Session): Yes (119,032) No (27,568)
Local Questions
Acquisition of Fire and Rescue Apparatus: Yes (117,042) No (31,589)
School Capital Project: Yes (89,447) No (41,367)

Loudoun Breakdown by District:
Dulles: Obama 9,715  Romney 7,767
Algonkian: Obama 9,845 Romney 7,934
Blue Ridge: Romney 10,602 Obama 8,793
Catoctin: Romney 10,287 Obama 7,771
Leesburg: Obama 8,468 Romney 6,986
Broad Run: Obama 9,027 Romney 7,358
Sterling: Obama 8,437 Romney 5,237
Ashburn: Obama 8,715 Romney 8,508