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Warner Leads Gade, 57%-37%, in U.S Christopher Newport University THE WASON CENTER October 28, 2020 Biden leads Trump, 53%-41%, among likely Va. voters; Warner leads Gade, 57%-37%, in U.S. Senate race; redistricting amendment strongly favored, 54%-24% Summary of Key Findings 1. Democrat Joe Biden enters the final week of voting with a 12- point lead over President Donald Trump among likely Virginia voters, 53%-41%. 2. For U.S. Senate, Democrat Mark Warner holds a commanding 20-point lead over Republican Daniel Gade, 57%-37%, 3. Voters show strong, bipartisan approval (54%-24%) for Constitutional Amendment 1, establishing a redistricting commission to draw state and congressional district lines. 4. Biden’s advantage is built on Democrats’ usual coalition of Black voters (90%-9%), women (60%-38%), and college- educated voters (60-35%), plus a lead among older voters (54%-42%) and an even split among men (46%-45%). 5. Virginia voters say the COVID-19 pandemic is the most important issue for the next president to address (29%), followed by the economy (21%) and health care (13%). For further information, contact: Dr. Quentin Kidd [email protected] O: (757) 594-8499 Academic Director @QuentinKidd M: (757) 775-6932 Dr. Rebecca Bromley-Trujillo [email protected] O: (757) 594-9140 Research Director @becky_btru M: (269) 598-5008 1 Analysis Presidential Race: With Election Day just under a week away, Democrat Joe Biden holds a commanding lead over President Donald Trump in Virginia. Among likely voters, Biden leads Trump by 12 points, 53%-41%. Very few voters remain undecided (4%), with many voters having already cast their ballots in-person or by mail. “Biden’s lead continues to illustrate Virginia’s solid shift left in presidential and statewide races,” said Wason Center Research Director Rebecca Bromley-Trujillo. “The test on Election Day will be whether that shift holds in the competitive congressional districts that went to Democrats in 2018.” Biden’s lead among Virginia voters is partially built from a large gender gap. Women support Biden over Trump 60%-38%, while men, usually Republican-leaning, are closely split at 46%-45%. In 2016 Trump’s support among men in Virginia was 52% to Hillary Clinton’s 43%. Biden’s lead also stems from very strong support in the traditional Democratic coalition of Black voters (90%-9%) and college-educated voters (60%-35%), while among voting groups that tend to support Republicans, Trump shows only a small advantage among non-college educated voters (48% to 46%) and trails Biden among voters 45 and older (54%-42%). Both hold their partisan base, with 90% of Republicans supporting Trump and 93% of Democrats supporting Biden. U.S. Senate: Democrat Mark Warner leads Republican Daniel Gade by 20 points among likely voters (57%-37%), showing strength across all groups except Republican partisans. This represents a 7-point increase from the Wason Center poll in mid- September. Warner continues to do very well with the Democratic coalition of college- educated voters (62%-33%), younger voters (55%-35%), Black voters (85%-3%) and women (63%-34%), but also leads among men (51%-39%), voters 45 and older (58%- 38%) and non-college-educated voters (51%-41%), and matches Gade among white voters (48%-48%). Since the September survey, Warner has gained significantly in those Republican-leaning groups. Gade’s support is derived from his Republican base (86%). Constitutional Amendment: Virginia voters continue to show strong support (54%- 24%) for a state constitutional amendment creating a commission to draw boundaries for Virginia’s 11 U.S. Congressional districts, 40 state Senate districts and 100 House of Delegates districts. The 30-point lead comes from a strong preference in favor of the amendment across every voting group, though 22% are undecided. Democratic voters strongly support the measure (66%) while Republicans are closer on the issue (48% support, 31% oppose, 21% are undecided). This represents a disconnect between party leadership and their voters, as the Virginia Democratic Party opposes the measure, while the state Republican Party supports it. Key Issues: Virginia voters indicate that the COVID-19 pandemic is the most important issue for the next president to address (29%), followed by the economy (21%) and health care (13%). Rounding out the top 5 issues for voters are racial inequality (11%) and climate change (6%). “Voters have COVID-19 on their minds as they vote, which is not good news for President Trump,” said Wason Center Academic Director Quentin Kidd. 2 Field Dates: October 15-27, 2020 908 Likely Virginia Voters (MOE = +/- 3.4%) Q1: Thinking about the election for president … if the election were held TODAY would you vote for [RANDOMIZE: “Donald Trump the Republican” or “Joe Biden the Democrat”], or if you’ve already voted who did you vote for? [INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS UNSURE (“DON’T KNOW”, “DEPENDS”, “NOT SURE”, ETC.) PROBE ONCE WITH: Which one are you leaning toward right now?] College Rep Ind Dem Males Females White Black 18 + 45 Non College All - 44 - Donald Trump 41 90 30 7 45 38 50 9 40 42 48 35 Joe Biden 53 8 28 93 46 60 46 90 52 54 46 60 Someone else (vol) 2 1 16 - 3 1 1 - 2 1 2 2 Undecided (vol) 3 1 24 - 5 1 2 1 5 2 4 2 Dk/Ref (vol) 1 - 2 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 1 Q2: Thinking about the election for U.S. Senate… if the election were held TODAY would you vote for [RANDOMIZE: “Mark Warner the Democrat” or “Daniel Gade the Republican”], or if you’ve already voted who did you vote for? [INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS UNSURE (“DON’T KNOW”, “DEPENDS”, “NOT SURE”, ETC.) PROBE ONCE WITH: Which one are you leaning toward right now?] College Rep Ind Dem Males Females White Black 18 + 45 Non College All - 44 - Mark Warner 57 10 51 95 51 63 48 85 55 58 51 62 Daniel Gade 37 86 24 2 39 34 48 3 35 38 41 33 Someone else (vol) - 1 1 - 1 - 1 - - 1 1 1 Undecided (vol) 5 2 21 3 8 2 3 10 9 2 8 2 Dk/Ref (vol) 1 1 3 - 1 - - 2 1 1 - 1 Q4: Do you support or oppose amending the Virginia constitution to establish a redistricting commission made up equally of members of the General Assembly and citizens of the Commonwealth, to draw congressional and state legislative district lines. The new legislative lines will be subsequently voted up or down by the General Assembly, but cannot be amended? [INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT IS UNSURE (“DON’T KNOW”, “DEPENDS”, “NOT SURE”, ETC.) PROBE ONCE WITH: Which one are you leaning toward right now?] College Rep Ind Dem Males Females White Black 18 + 45 Non College All - 44 - Support 54 48 49 66 58 55 58 56 54 58 47 62 Oppose 24 31 36 18 27 22 24 25 22 25 27 23 Undecided (vol) 17 18 12 12 12 18 15 15 19 14 21 12 Dk/Ref (vol) 5 3 3 3 3 5 3 4 5 3 5 3 3 Q5: Which of the following issues do you consider the most important for the next President of the United States to address? [RANDOMIZE] The Economy 21 Health Care 13 The COVID-19 Pandemic 29 Climate Change 6 Immigration 4 Foreign Affairs 2 Taxes 3 Gun Policy 4 Racial Inequality 11 Abortion 5 Dk/ref (vol) 2 4 Demographics Full Survey n=908 PARTY: In politics today, do you generally consider yourself to be a Republican, a Democrat, or an EDUC: Could you tell me the highest level of school Independent? or college you had the opportunity to complete: Republican 29 High school or less 46 Democrat 32 College or more 52 Independent 36 No Preference (vol) 2 HISPANIC: Do you consider yourself to be Hispanic Other Party (vol) or Latino? Dk/Ref (vol) 1 Yes 4 PARTYLN (of Independent, no preference, etc.) No 96 Dk/ref (vol) Republican 30 Democrat 45 RACE: Do you consider yourself to be: Independent 25 White 68 AGE: (Recorded as exact year of birth) Black or African American 21 Other 11 18-24 8 25-34 15 RELIG: What is your religious preference, are you 35-44 20 Protestant, Roman Catholic, Jewish, another religion, 45-54 12 or no religion? 55 & older 45 Protestant 23 INCOME: And, just for statistical purposes, in which Christian (non-specific) (vol) 22 of the following categories does your family income Catholic 12 fall? Jewish 2 Other 14 Under $25,000 5 None 23 $25-$49,999 15 Dk/ref (vol) 4 $50-$74,999 18 $75-$99,999 15 IDEOL: When it comes to your ideology, would you $100,000-$149,999 14 consider yourself to be a… Over $150,000 20 Dk/ref (vol) 13 Strong liberal 11 Liberal 12 CELL/LANDLINE Moderate, leaning liberal 24 Moderate, leaning conservative 14 Cell 61 Conservative 17 Landline 39 Strong Conservative 13 Dk/ref (vol) 9 SEX: [INTERVIEWER CODE] Male 48 Female 52 5 How the survey was conducted: The results of this poll are based on 908 interviews of registered Virginia voters, who have voted in at least two general elections in the last four years or are newly registered in the last 6 months, including 358 on landline and 550 on cell phone, conducted October 15-27, 2020. Percentages may not equal 100 due to rounding. The margin of error for the whole survey is +/-3.4% at the 95% level of confidence. This means that if 50% of respondents indicate a topline view on an issue, we can be 95% confident that the population’s view on that issue is somewhere between 46.6% and 53.4%.
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