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DonViejo

(60,536 posts)
Mon Nov 6, 2017, 12:17 PM Nov 2017

Fox News poll: Northam leads Gillespie by 5 points

BY REBECCA SAVRANSKY - 11/06/17 10:43 AM EST

Virginia Lt. Gov. Ralph Northam (D) has a 5-point lead over former Republican National Committee chairman Ed Gillespie (R) in the race for Virginia's governor, according to a Fox News poll.

The poll finds Northam has 48 percent support in the race, compared to Gillespie who has 43 percent. Another 7 percent of respondents are undecided.

Independent voters are divided on their choice, with about one-third of independents favoring both Northam and Gillespie.

Northam has a 32-point lead over his GOP opponent among moderates and a 20-point lead among women. He has also holds an edge among voters with college degrees.

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http://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/358930-fox-news-poll-northam-leads-gillespie-by-5-points

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Fox News poll: Northam leads Gillespie by 5 points (Original Post) DonViejo Nov 2017 OP
But is it enough... wcmagumba Nov 2017 #1
Yessss!! InAbLuEsTaTe Nov 2017 #2
A 20 point lead among women, but only a five point lead overall? Bleacher Creature Nov 2017 #3
Men generally vote Republican, across the board bearsfootball516 Nov 2017 #4

Bleacher Creature

(11,256 posts)
3. A 20 point lead among women, but only a five point lead overall?
Mon Nov 6, 2017, 12:22 PM
Nov 2017

That's either a mistake, or a evidence of a particularly awful character flaw for a huge number of men in Virginia.

bearsfootball516

(6,377 posts)
4. Men generally vote Republican, across the board
Mon Nov 6, 2017, 01:37 PM
Nov 2017

Even in the 2012 election, Romney won something like 53 percent of the male vote. It was the female vote where Obama got his winning margin.

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