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Roughly 68 percent of Virginia voters turned out on Election Day; Trump to visit Obama at White House today

Northern Virginia’s daily dose of local and national news for Thursday, Nov. 10.

An estimated 68 percent of registered Virginia voters cast ballots during Tuesday’s election, which is down from 71.78 percent in 2012 and 74.5 percent in 2008. That is, however, higher than national estimates, which currently show a 55.6 percent turnout rate among eligible voters, the lowest since the 2004 election.
(ABC 7 News, Vox)

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Donald Trump will meet with President Barack Obama today at the White House to prepare for the transition of administrations on Inauguration Day, Jan. 20.
(ABC 7 News)

Anti-Trump protests took place across the country Wednesday, including outside the White House and in Richmond.
(WTOP)

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D.C.-area residents are already being advised to adjust their routines and commutes ahead of Inauguration Day on Jan. 20 in anticipation of crowds, road closures and protests.
(WTOP)

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Olympic gymnast and medalist Simone Biles visited with and signed autographs for young local gymnasts in Arlington.
(ARLnow)

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