Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., won his reelection bid.

Complete but unofficial results the Virginia Department of Elections reported as of 12:05 p.m. on Nov. 6 showed Kaine having received 2.3 million statewide votes, or 54%, to Republican challenger Hung Cao’s 1.9 million, or just under 45.8%, with another 7,849 votes or 0.2% going to write-in candidates.

The results are based on all 133 localities reporting.

Isle of Wight County, which has voted reliably Republican for years in state and federal elections, backed Cao with 13,917 votes, or 58%, to Kaine’s 10,039 votes, or 41.8%, with the remaining 20 write-in votes accounting for 0.08%.

Isle of Wight’s results include election day votes from all 17 polling precincts, early in-person voting and absentee ballots but not provisional ballots.

Surry County voters backed Kaine by a margin of 131 votes. Results from Surry’s six precincts, all of which have reported totals, show 2,203 votes, or 51.4%, for Kaine and 2,072 votes, or just under 48.4%, for Cao with the remaining 9 votes going to write-in candidates.

Surry’s results include election day votes from all six precincts, early in-person voting and absentee ballots and partial reporting of provisional ballots.

According to the Virginia Public Access Project, 12,112 Isle of Wight voters and 2,168 Surry voters had cast in-person or mail-in ballots as of Nov. 4.

Editor’s note: This story was updated at 12:10 p.m. on Nov. 6