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Eric Holcomb leading Democratic challenger Dr. Woody Myers by just six percentage points.

Clark said that the voters who are “motivated to keep Democrats in power in Vermont and send Democrats to D.C. will more likely default to Zuckerman.”. The table below the map lists the current governors of all 50 states, divided up by the year of next election. INDIANAPOLIS – A new poll in Indiana shows the race for governor is much tighter than it was a few months ago. Notifications can be turned off anytime in the browser settings.

Governor Election Polls. Can she hold on again? David Zuckerman in Vermont’s gubernatorial race, while Democrat Molly Gray and Republican Scott Milne are in a tight battle for lieutenant governor with a large chunk of voters undecided, according to a Vermont Public Radio/Vermont PBS poll. Another 6% were undecided. It ain't easy being cheesy. The poll also asked Vermonters whether they would be eager to take a Covid-19 vaccine if one became available.
Change Research and IndyPolitics released a survey of 1,033 likely voters. Responding to the poll, Sen. Corey Parent, R-Franklin, Milne’s campaign manager, said that “Scott Milne’s momentum in this race is undeniable.”. Milne is receiving more support from independents: 28% said they would vote for him, while 16% said they would vote for Gray. State polling averages are adjusted based on national trends, which means candidates’ averages can shift even in the absence of fresh state polls.

The poll has a margin of error of plus or minus 4 percent and was weighted for age, gender, and party affiliation.

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Culp has gained support since polling was initially conducted five months ago, growing from 31% in May to 32% in July. The nation’s governorships are nearly evenly split between the two parties, with 26 Republicans and 24 Democrats in office. “Vermonters understand that his three decades as a small business owner make him the best partner for Gov. Half were from the metro Seattle area, one-third were from western Washington and 17% were from eastern Washington. All commentaries must include the author’s first and last name, town of residence and a brief biography, including affiliations with political parties, lobbying or special interest groups. She can be reached at. “Meanwhile, voters are holding Jim Justice accountable for his failed leadership and his lead is shrinking down to single digits.”. Share or Embed your Map: Select 'Share Map' button above. Hundreds rally at the Montpelier Statehouse for the ‘Womxn and…, Updated travel restrictions worry Upper Valley hospitality industry, Margolis: Study gives Vermont just a so-so grade on political…, $2.3 million program offers Vermonters free classes at state and…, Public health complaints filed on Champlain Orchards before outbreak, Vermont Conversation: Jason Stanley on fascism and the Trump administration, Central Vermont hockey outbreak spreads to 18 people; tracing continues, Trooper’s DUI case dropped as records reveal ‘deferential’ treatment by Rutland officers, $2.3 million program offers Vermonters free classes at state and community colleges, Faulty fuel tanks — and a new state law — are blocking heating oil deliveries to hundreds, Daniel Stewart Grant Rome, athlete and musician, Thomas F. Patterson Jr., longtime UVM academic, John Howard Henzel, war hero, musician, teacher, Jean L. Jasman, mother, grandmother and ‘feisty, strong-willed woman’, Hundreds rally at the Montpelier Statehouse for the ‘Womxn and Femme March’, Margolis: Study gives Vermont just a so-so grade on political engagement, Vermont startup collective builds virtual community for entrepreneurs, Star 92.9’s Mike & Mary bring a convoy of canned goods to Price Chopper in Berlin to aid Salvation Army…, DFR issues cease and desist order against individual posing as financial professional, Tom McKone: The privileges of being white and middle class, Deb Billado: Don’t ignore the down-ticket races. About 51% of voters said Inslee's views on social issues better aligned with their own; 38% said Culp was better aligned, and 12% weren't sure. About 54% of voters preferred Inslee for his COVID-19 response compared to 37% who preferred Culp. Track the 2019-20 Governor Elections here. ... Race/Topic (Click to Sort) Poll Results Spread; North Carolina Governor - Forest vs. Cooper: USA Today/Suffolk* Cooper 50, Forest 38: Cooper +12: Tuesday, September 15:

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Culp has held campaign rallies with thousands of unmasked supporters in attendance, going against Inslee's mask mandate. Erin Mansfield is VTDigger’s health care reporter. Additional data from U.S. Census Bureau and POLITICO reporting. However, there were also disparities among gender. The poll, released Tuesday, shows Scott, the two-term incumbent Republican, with the support of 55% of Vermonters and Zuckerman, a Progressive/Democrat, with 24%. “With just under a month left to go in the West Virginia gubernatorial race, Democratic Nominee for Governor Ben Salango is seeing growing momentum and an expanding base of voters,” Herring said. Please send your commentary to Cate Chant. Our environmental reporter is Mike Polhamus. Dan Forest. We also encourage readers to use our 'Tip Drop' and 'Report an Error' forms found at the end of every article. See our guidelines. And as Democrats are reminded that on issue after issue he has vetoed their priorities, I think there’s room for growth,” Zuckerman said, referring to the governor. WMOV 1360 AM and Oregon-based Triton Polling and Research released the results of a poll Tuesday on multiple races, including the governor’s race. We cover the state’s hospitals, the state’s psychiatric care system, the Green Mountain Care Board, insurers, state health care policy, Medicaid and Medicare. Public opinion was also split on who won the debate. The poll shows Scott with a 68% approval rating, which comes after a poll in August found that 83% of Vermonters approve of the governor’s handling of the Covid-19 crisis. Asked about the VPR/Vermont PBS survey during his press conference on Tuesday, Scott said that while the poll provides some information it’s just “a snapshot in time.”. Interactive Map for the FiveThirtyEight House Forecast, Sabato's Crystal Ball Updates Election Outlook. Of Republicans surveyed, 69% said they would vote for Scott, while 3% said they would support Zuckerman. Overall, the vast majority of viewers – 86% – didn’t change their minds based on the debate. The poll was conducted by live callers between Sept. 26 and Sept. 30 with 600 likely voters.