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Spanberger extends 10-point lead; Miyares up 8 as Hashmi-Reid contest stays shut
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Spanberger extends 10-point lead; Miyares up 8 as Hashmi-Reid contest stays shut

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Last updated: October 30, 2025 2:37 pm
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Former U.S. Rep. Abigail Spanberger (left), and Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears. (Pictures by Parker Michels-Boyce and Mechelle Hankerson for the Virginia Mercury)

With lower than every week to go earlier than Election Day, Democrat Abigail Spanberger holds a commanding 10-point lead over Republican Winsome Earle-Sears in Virginia’s race for governor, in response to a brand new Roanoke School ballot.

The survey, performed Oct. 22–27 by the faculty’s Institute for Coverage and Opinion Analysis (IPOR), discovered Spanberger forward 51% to 41% amongst probably voters — a 3-point improve from the earlier ballot in August. Simply 4% stay undecided and 1% help another person. The ballot of 1,041 probably voters carries a margin of error of 4.05%.

In down-ballot contests, Democratic Sen. Ghazala Hashmi leads Republican John Reid 42% to 40% within the lieutenant governor’s race, whereas Republican Lawyer Normal Jason Miyares holds an 8-point edge, 46% to 38%, over Democratic challenger Jay Jones.

Enthusiasm and key points

Two-thirds of probably voters (67%) stated they’re very captivated with casting a poll, and one other 23% described themselves as considerably enthusiastic. 

When requested to call an important problem, 29% cited threats to democracy and 24% listed inflation. Immigration ranked third at 12%, adopted by taxes (5%), abortion (5%), and crime (5%).

President Donald Trump’s job approval stays unchanged at 40% for the reason that August Roanoke School Ballot. Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s approval holds regular at 50%, however his disapproval score has dropped seven factors.

Spanberger’s favorability rose to 47%, with 42% viewing her unfavorably — each figures increased than in August. Earle-Sears’ rankings additionally climbed to 38% favorable and 45% unfavorable.

Jones textual content controversy

The ballot discovered that 80% of probably voters have heard or examine 2022 textual content messages wherein Democratic legal professional normal nominee  Jones fantasized about taking pictures then-Home Speaker Todd Gilbert, R-Shenandoah.

Amongst those that stated they already voted for Jones, 87% stated they might have supported him anyway, whereas 1% stated they might have switched their vote to Miyares. One other 5% stated they might not have voted in that race, and eight% declined to reply.

“Like most elections, this one can be decided by voter turnout and the way independents vote,” stated Harry Wilson, interim director of IPOR and professor emeritus of political science at Roanoke School. 

“Whereas Spanberger seems to have maximized her Democratic help, Earle-Sears might barely improve her help amongst Republicans, and he or she must make extra inroads with independents with little or no time left to take action.”

Wilson added that “the races for lieutenant governor and legal professional normal are each inside the ballot’s margin of error, although the latter simply barely so. Reid has accomplished properly to solidify his partisan help however wants a little bit assist from independents, whereas Hashmi might do higher along with her partisans.”

Whereas Jones has “clearly misplaced some help amongst Democrats, they haven’t moved over to help Miyares,” Wilson continued. 

“As regarding for Jones, Miyares now narrowly leads amongst independents. It could be unprecedented to see such a divergence between the race for governor and legal professional normal. Everybody who ever contemplates operating for public workplace may contemplate holding their tongue and stilling their arms every so often.”

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