- Virginia's voters are heading to the polls for special elections on Tuesday, with significant implications for state Senate and House control.
- A special election is necessary due to Democratic Sen. Suhas Subramanyam winning a seat in Congress, creating vacancies in state Senate District 32 and House District 26.
- Two races will feature candidates from both major parties, including Kannan Srinivasan (Democrat) and Tumay Harding (Republican) for Senate District 32.
- In state Senate District 10, a Republican seat left by John McGuire is contested by Luther Cifers (Republican) and Jack Trammell (Democrat).
- The outcomes in these elections could potentially shift the slim Democratic control of the Virginia state legislature, necessitating a power-sharing agreement if Republicans succeed.
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