Republican David Yancey’s name was drawn from a ceramic bowl, making him the winner of a contested Virginia House race. The GOP retains its majority there.

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Judges had rejected the challenge from Democratic candidate Shelly Simonds of a vote that could have broken a tie in the election, which led to the bowl drawing.

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