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Robinson failed to get the support he found elsewhere. The Winchester orchardist and businessman carried the county with only 53 percent of the vote. Dorrier won endorsement from 42 percent of the Rappahannock residents who cast their ballots on Tuesday. In the county. Toscano had five percent of the vote.
Rappahannock followed the lead of the rest of the state, going "yes. no, no” on the proposed amendments to Virginia's constitution.
On Question 1—whether to change information required to register to vote by deleting marital status and occupation and by including any prior legal name—767 county voters marked their ballots "yes" and 705 chose “no". Statewide, the tally was 5%,641 “yes" and 442,579 “no”.
Local voters rejected the second proposed amendment—whether to authorize restoration of civil rights to
80.5%