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New Polling Data Reveals More Want Justin Fairfax To Resign Than Ralph Northam
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February 21, 2019
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20:38Now PlayingThere is new polling data coming out of Virginia on whether the Governor and Lt. Governor should resign or remain in office.
In a Quinnipiac Poll 36 percent say Fairfax should resign, 36 percent say he should remain. In an Ipsos Poll
the numbers reveal 35 percent say Fairfax should resign 35%, and 25% say he should remain in office.
Alternatively, Ralph Northam fares better with more people saying he should remain in office than resign. A Quinnipiac Poll found that 42 percent want Northam to resign, 48 percent say he should , In a Ipsos Poll, 31 percent say he should Resign and 43% say he should remain in office.
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