Polls close in a few minutes. Since the last update, a typically intense thunderstorm rolled through northern Virginia, probably discouraging another bunch of late voters.

More turnout reports from readers:

Just wanted to share that I work at a building that had a polling station set up in it in rural Spotsylvania County. I literally saw one person come in today and vote.
This is not a joke or exaggeration. 1 person.

From another corner of the state:

When my wife and I voted in our precint (extreme SE Va) at 11:30 we were numbers 24 and 25. A conservative neighbor was just ahead of us, and all three of us were ‘Operation Chaos’ voters. More than 10%, and the votes were not for C. Deeds. Also, not a yard sign or polling sign to be seen, although Brian Moran did attend a local festival here on Memorial Day weekend.

From closer to me:

I just voted in the Belvoir precinct at 5:10 pm and I was the 120th person to do so. I talked to the poll workers and they were disappointed with the turnout. I didn’t accept the I voted sticker because it felt deceitful.

This morning, power was knocked out at several polling places in Arlington and Fairfax counties. Then, this afternoon in Virginia Beach, “the Bellamy and Round Hill precincts were locked down for about 45 minutes this morning because of a gunman in the vicinity, the state election board said. Officials asked one voter to return later because of the lockdown, according to a news release.”