Low turnout reported at some Virginia polling places on primary day

The top story this morning voting underway in Virginia polling centers opened up 2 hours ago for the statewide primary primary day is happening a little later than usual because of the redistricting battle back in the spring and FOX 5's Melanie all which is live for us this morning in Fairfax with what you need to know Mel good morning. Good morning and you know that may be having an impact on turnout because I just checked here with Fairfax County Board of Elections now this is precinct one 32 and only one person has voted so far that person was in the wrong what precincts I should say has shown up to vote, but they didn't get to cast their vote because they've got to go to their own precinct so we'll see how it picks up for the rest of the day. But we do know that voters are back in their familiar districts for this primary election. It's an open primary so voters can choose which party's ballot they want to mark you do have to bring an acceptable form of ID and there's a number of things you can use their such as a driver's license a passport or even a utility bill now among the races to watch who will emerge as the opponent to Democrat senator Mark Warner in the fall. There are 3 challengers in today's Republican primary Warner is unopposed and in the 8th district 6 term incumbent representative Don buyer is facing challengers for the Democrat Party nomination, the 4 candidates include a former Alexandria City Council member a tech executive a former CIA officer and a retired general the GOP candidate is unopposed polls as you mentioned they opened at 6, they will stay open until 7 PM and anyone who happens to be in line to vote at 07PM will still be able to cast their ballot will send it back to you.