2024 U.S. HouseBY AINSLEY COLEMAN AND HUDA ELSADIG
STAFF WRITERS
RICHMOND CAPITAL NEWS SERVICE

Democratic incumbent Suhas Subramanyam defeated Republican Dave T. Beckwith, independent Ahsen Mali and write-in candidates for Virginia’s 10th Congressional District seat.

Subramanyam secured the seat with 63.2% of the vote, according to the Associated Press.

Subramanyam had previously defeated Republican Mike Clancy in the 2024 U.S. House election, receiving 52.09% of the vote according to the Virginia Public Access Project (VPAP).

According to his campaign website, Subramanyam ran with a campaign of creating new jobs and protecting small businesses, protecting women’s healthcare, and promoting responsible gun ownership.

Beckwith ran on lowering taxes, reducing wasteful government spending, and providing support for law enforcement.

Malik ran on supporting abortion in the first trimester with the exception of harm to the mother, banning the construction of data centers and supporting a bipartisan energy bill.

There were two other write-ins for District 10, including Independent Steven Goforth and Independent Omar Morsy.

Subramanyam financially outperformed his opponents as well, raising $1,707,804 according to VPAP.

Virginia’s 10th District has historically leaned Democratic according to VPAP,