A new Quinnipiac University Poll provides a little more insight on how Virginians feel about the state’s political makeup and who could be running it in the near future. As Virginia Public Radio’s Tommie McNeil reports, it all hinges on what U.S. Senator Mark Warner decides to do in the coming weeks-regardless of potential opponents.
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