Voters in Manassas Park headed to the polls Tuesday to choose a president, senator, representative, mayor and three council members.

Voters also decided on two Virginia Constitutional amendments.

Shortly after the polls closed at 7 p.m.,the Virginia State Board of Elections announced it will "pause" reporting election returns until 8 p.m. due to long lines throughout the Commonwealth.

"In consultation with officials from both the Republican and Democratic Party, the Virginia State Board of Elections has agreed to pause reporting until 8:00pm to ensure voters are not unduly influenced by preliminary results," said an email from the SBE. "Results will commence shortly thereafter."

For complete election coverage on national, state and local races and the amendments, see Manassas Park Patch's Election section. Check back here Tuesday evening for the election results which will be posted in columns below.

President Barack Obama, a Democrat, defeated former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, the GOP nominee in the presidential race. There are several third-party candidates in the race for president, as well. 

Former Senator and Virginia Gov. George Allen was defeated by former Virginia Gov. Tim Kaine in the race for the U.S. Senate. Allen, a Mount Vernon resident, was defeated by Jim Webb in the 2006 Senate race. Allen held the seat from 2000-2006.

Voters also decided who will represent the 10th Congressional District.

Republican U.S. Rep. Frank Wolf will continue to serve the 10^th district, as he has since 1981. He did not face any primary challenge this year and in 2010 defeated Democrat Jeff Barnett with 63 percent of the votes to Barnett’s 35 percent. This year, a Democrat Kristin Ann Cabral and Independent J. Kevin Chisholm tried to unseat Wolf.

Two proposed Virginia Constitutional Amendments appeared on the ballot, one considering eminent domain law and the other about veto session delays.

There are two voting precincts in Manassas Park—Manassas Park High and the Manassas Park Community Center.

Find out which precinct is yours by entering your address and zip code on the State Board of Elections site by clicking here.

Manassas Park City Council

Frank Jones (mayor unopposed), Keith Miller, Bryan Polk, William "Bill" Treuting, Jeanette Rishell

10th Congressional District (12:40 a.m. Wednesday 1 of 2 precincts reporting)

Frank Wolfe, Kristin Cabral, J. Kevin Chisolm

SENATE

George Allen and Tim Kaine

U. S. President: Incumbent Barack Obama (D), Mitt Romney (R), Virgil Goode (Constitution Party), Gary Johnson (Libertarian) and Jill Stein (Green Party)

Virginia Constitutional Amendments

Question 1: Eminent Domain

Question 2: Veto Session