Posted on 10/26/2009 5:03:55 PM PDT by freespirited
With one week to go before voters in Virginia head to the polls, Republican Robert McDonnell has a double-digit lead over Democrat Creigh Deeds according to a new Washington Post poll. Here are selected crosstabs from the new poll of 1,206 likely voters.
Q. If the election were being held today and the candidates were Creigh Deeds, the Democrat and Bob McDonnell, the Republican, for whom would you vote?
Deeds McDonnell All likely voters 44% 55%
Men 39 59 
 Women 48 50
   
White 34 64
 African American 89 10
   
Age 18-34 53 46
 Age 35-64 43 55
 Age 65+ 39 59
   
Democratic men 92 8
 Democratic women 95 4
   
Republican men 4 95
 Republican women 4 95
   
Independent men 33 64
 Independent women 40 57
   
Military veterans 34 66
   
Northern Virginia 56 43
    
Inner suburbs 60 39
   
  Rest of state 38 60
 Southeast 43 54
 East/Richmond 37 62
 West/Shenandoah 36 63
   
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All we gotta do now is VOTE, even if swine flu is mysteriously detected on all the voting machines.
There is no way Bob only gets 10% of the African American vote, I think he’ll easily get close to 20%. Second, there is no way in hell that Deeds leads Bob in NOVA 56% - 43%, no way, no chance. I’d say it’s damn close to 50% - 50% in NOVA. Go Bob Go!!!
The partisan breakdown of this Washington Post poll of 1,206 Likely Virginia Voters is:
35.24% = Republican
33.42% = Democrat
31.34% = Independent
This particular Washington Post poll Virginia partisan breakdown slightly understates the McDonnell lead by around 1.0%, so that he probably has a 12% point lead, not 11% point lead as the rounded polls present.
Perhaps a 12% to 15% victory margin on November 3rd, 2009 for McDonnell (R).
dvwjr
http://www.bobmcdonnell.com/ for Governor
http://www.billbolling.com/ for Lieutenant Governor
http://www.cuccinelli.com/ for Attorney General
Its get out the vote time.
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