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Nearly two-thirds of likely voters said they were very interested in the campaign, while much of the support for each major party candidate is solid.
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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has cut more than half of Democrat Hillary Clinton's lead in a month, but still trails by 7 percent among likely voters in Virginia. Libertarian Gary Johnson remained steady with 8 percent. Green Party candidate Jill Stein dropped to 1 percent, while 9 percent of voters surveyed remain undecided.
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RC Poll: Clinton opens wide lead over Trump in Va.
August 23, 2016
The latest Roanoke College Poll of Virginians shows Clinton leading Trump in Virginia, with Clinton ratings improved while Trump's ratings are mostly stagnant since the last RC Poll.
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Likely presidential nominees Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are tied in Virginia with each garnering the support of 38 percent of likely voters.
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Hillary Clinton leads Bernie Sanders, while Donald Trump leads rivals Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio, with John Kasich and Ben Carson trailing.
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RC Poll: Virginians' views on Presidential Politics
February 03, 2016
Clinton leads Trump; tied with Cruz, Rubio; but Virginians "feel the Bern" (at least for now)
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RC Poll: Issues for Va. General Assembly 2016
February 02, 2016
Virginians favor some ethics reforms and racial balance in redistricting but offer mixed views on gun control efforts
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RC Poll: Clinton tied with Carson and Rubio
November 19, 2015
In Virginia, likely Democratic Presidential nominee Hillary Clinton is tied with Republican hopeful Ben Carson and statistically tied with Marco Rubio, but leads Donald Trump, Jeb Bush, Carly Fiorina, and Ted Cruz. Also, Virginians favor reinstating parole and other criminal justice reforms.
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Roanoke College Poll: Is it 2016 yet?
August 25, 2015
Among Virginians, likely Democratic Presidential nominee Hillary Clinton leads Donald Trump, but is in a virtual tie with Jeb Bush, Marco Rubio and Scott Walker. The RC Poll also looks at controversies around the Confederate Battle Flag and Planned Parenthood.
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Virginians agree with Ferguson, Mo., ruling but disagree with decision in New York City choking case.