Vying for Virginia

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Career Democrat Terry McAuliffe and newcomer Republican Glenn Youngkin are battling for victory in Virginia's general election on Nov. 2.

A new survey reveals the race for governor in the blue state is far from decided. Poll results show Terry McAuliffe has 48% of projected votes, while Glenn Youngkin is close behind with 44%. The survey's margin of error is roughly 3 points, indicating the race could be even closer than expected.

McAuliffe is a longtime friend of the Clintons and was Virginia's governor from 2014 to 2018, pushing radical legislation throughout his whole career. The fake Catholic firmly supports so-called gay marriage, strict vaccine mandates and late-term abortion. 

Terry McAuliffe: "I was a brick wall to protect women's rights when I was governor." 

Glenn Youngkin: "My opponent, on the other hand, is the most extreme abortion candidate in the country."

His opponent Youngkin opposes counterfeit gay marriage, authoritarian jab mandates and abortion — with exceptions for rape and incest.  

Youngkin takes a firm stance against critical race theory, while McAuliffe believes parents shouldn't interfere with State indoctrination. 

McAuliffe: "I'm not going to let parents come into schools and actually take books out and make their own decisions. ... I don't think parents should be telling schools what they should teach."

As the race continues, Virginia's voters are on the fence between the woke politics of death and a conservative's promise of change. 

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