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***JUST RELEASED*** Northam holds 6-point lead over Gillespie, 51%-45%,
Northam holds 6-point lead over Gillespie, 51%-45%,
as independents and moderates break for Democrat
Summary of Key Findings
1. Democrat Ralph Northam shows a 6-point lead over Republican Ed Gillespie,
51% to 45%, dropping one point in the final tracking poll of likely voters in the
Virginia governor’s race.
2. Allocating undecided voters to reflect historical voting patterns in Wason
Center surveys indicates a Northam victory on Tuesday, 51.3% to 46.8%.
3. Northam’s lead is built on strong support in Northern Virginia and Hampton
Roads, and among women, African-Americans and young voters. Northam
and Gillespie are statistically tied in two traditionally reliable Republican
segments, Southwest-Southside Virginia and voters 45 and older.
4.Independents and ideological moderates break significantly for Northam.
5. For lieutenant governor, Democrat Justin Fairfax leads Republican Jill Vogel,
50% to 45%, with a projected Election Day victory of 51.9% to 48.1%.
6. For attorney general, Democrat Mark Herring leads Republican John Adams,
49%-45%, with a projected Election Day victory of 51.1% to 48.9%.
http://wasoncenter.cnu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Nov-6-Report-Final.pdf
as independents and moderates break for Democrat
Summary of Key Findings
1. Democrat Ralph Northam shows a 6-point lead over Republican Ed Gillespie,
51% to 45%, dropping one point in the final tracking poll of likely voters in the
Virginia governor’s race.
2. Allocating undecided voters to reflect historical voting patterns in Wason
Center surveys indicates a Northam victory on Tuesday, 51.3% to 46.8%.
3. Northam’s lead is built on strong support in Northern Virginia and Hampton
Roads, and among women, African-Americans and young voters. Northam
and Gillespie are statistically tied in two traditionally reliable Republican
segments, Southwest-Southside Virginia and voters 45 and older.
4.Independents and ideological moderates break significantly for Northam.
5. For lieutenant governor, Democrat Justin Fairfax leads Republican Jill Vogel,
50% to 45%, with a projected Election Day victory of 51.9% to 48.1%.
6. For attorney general, Democrat Mark Herring leads Republican John Adams,
49%-45%, with a projected Election Day victory of 51.1% to 48.9%.
http://wasoncenter.cnu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Nov-6-Report-Final.pdf
GOTV
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Now THEY're the ones getting out the vote. Or else hacking the vote.
Remember the GOP has to cheat to win.
