Election results, 2021: Minor-party candidates who won more than the margin of victory

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In elections held on November 2, 2021, there were five minor party candidates who received more votes than the margin of victory in their election.[1] This article contains information on these candidates organized by level of government.

The partisan affiliation of these candidates is as follows:

Ballotpedia covered more than 800 elections in 2021. Virginia and New Jersey held elections for state executive offices and for a total of 220 state legislative seats. We also covered municipal elections in 22 counties and 70 cities, including 40 mayoral elections. For more on our 2021 election coverage, click here.

State elections

Minor party state-level candidates receiving more votes than the MOV, 2021
Election Minor party candidate Minor party candidate affiliation Winning candidate[2] Second place candidate[3] Vote margin between winning and second place candidate Minor party votes
New Jersey General Assembly District 11 Green Party Dominique Faison Green Party Republican Party Kim Eulner Democratic Party Joann Downey 347 1,152
Virginia House of Delegates District 91 Libertarian Party Charles West Libertarian Party Republican Party Aijalon Cordoza Democratic Party Martha Mugler 94 417

Local elections

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Minor party local candidates receiving more votes than the MOV, 2021
Election Minor party candidate Minor party candidate affiliation Winning candidate[2] Second place candidate[3] Vote margin between winning and second place candidate Minor party votes
Erie County sheriff Grey.png Theodore DiNoto Public Service Party Republican Party John Garcia (Republican Party/Back the Blue Party/Guardian Party) Democratic Party Kimberly Miller-Beaty (Democratic Party/Justice and Peace Party) 2,588 13,805
Erie County sheriff Grey.png Karen Healy-Case Conservative Party Republican Party John Garcia (Republican Party/Back the Blue Party/Guardian Party) Democratic Party Kimberly Miller-Beaty (Democratic Party/Justice and Peace Party) 2,588 7,836
New York City Council District 19 Grey.png John-Alexander Sakelos Conservative Party/Save Our City Party Republican Party Vickie Paladino (Republican Party/Independent Party) Democratic Party Tony Avella 1,653 1,729

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  1. The margin of victory refers to the difference in the votes received by the winner and the runner-up in a single-seat election, or between the bottom-finishing winner and the top-finishing loser in a multi-seat election.
  2. 2.0 2.1 In multi-seat elections, this refers to the winning candidate with the least votes.
  3. 3.0 3.1 In multi-seat elections, this is the top-placing candidate who did not win instead.