A Fox News poll showed Virginia Republican gubernatorial candidate Glenn Youngkin leading Democratic opponent and former Governor Terry McAuliffe by eight points.
The poll, released Thursday, “found that 53% of likely voters would vote for Youngkin, while only 45% said they would vote for McAuliffe.”
The poll is based off a random sample of 1,212 registered voters in Virginia interviewed by landlines and cellphones. The margin of error is 2.5 percentage points.
Voters identifying as parents in the same poll supported Youngkin by a margin of 14 points, according to Fox News.
Education is playing a significant role the gubernatorial election set for Nov. 2 as parents have voiced concerns at the Loudoun and Fairfax County school boards regarding the instruction of critical race theory (CRT) and sexually explicit material in classroom… (Read more)
#BREAKING: A brand new Fox News Poll was just released for the Virginia Governor's race putting @GlennYoungkin ahead of @TerryMcAuliffe by 8% — well outside the poll's margin of error and a SHARP turn since Oct. 10-13 polling data was collected. pic.twitter.com/abxdKQbDfi
— Robert Sherman (@RobertShermanTV) October 28, 2021
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