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Rasmussen Reports for FOX NewsAdded: 10/6/08
Rasmussen Reports for FOX News
George W. Bush won Virginia by eight percentage points in 2000 and 2004, but Democrats have focused on Virginia this year as a red state they hope to peel away from Republicans. No Democrat has won the state since Lyndon Johnson in 1964. McCain leads among men, 54% to 44%, while Obama has a 55% to 42% advantage among women. White voters in Virginia favor McCain by a 59% to 38% margin, while non-white voters favor Obama, 82% to 16%. In terms of who voters trust more, each candidate earns 48%. While McCain is trusted more on national security issues by a 52% to 45% margin, Obama is favored when it comes to the economy and jobs, 50% to 46%. More voters in Virginia say they would be extremely comfortable with an Obama presidency (33%) than a McCain presidency (24%). However, while 40% of voters say they would not be comfortable at all with Obama in the White House, 35% say that about McCain.
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