"Winning, but by a smaller margin:

Chesapeake: Gilmore 57.0, Earley 53.8

Chesterfield: Gilmore 67.2, Earley 57.3

Loudoun: Gilmore, 59.7, Earley, 53.4

Roanoke (Co.): Gilmore 62.5, Earley 52.3

Stafford: Gilmore, 60.2, Earley, 56.1

Pittsylvania: Gilmore, 67.8, Earley, 56.0

Prince William: Gilmore, 63.1, Earley, 52.4

Rockingham: Gilmore, 72.1, Earley, 63.5

Losing, and by a larger margin:

Hampton: Gilmore, 47.1, Earley, 35.8

Norfolk: Gilmore, 40.1, Earley, 34.1

Richmond: Gilmore, 35.7, Earley, 25.6

The "switchers":

Henrico: Gilmore, 59.2, Earley, 47.9

Montgomery: Gilmore, 53.5, Earley, 43.1

Fairfax (Co.): Gilmore 52.5, Earley, 44.9

The statewide result:

1997: Gilmore, 56%; Beyer, 43%

2001: Earley, 47%; Warner, 52%

- Sorensen Institute for Political Leadership, October 2003