Over half of Virginia’s voters approve of newly-minted Gov. GlennYoungkin, the direction he has the commonwealth going, and many more back his proposal to return some of Richmond’s $14 billion surplus to taxpayers.
In a new McLaughlin & Associates survey, voters approve of Youngkin by a 51% to 39% margin. Some 38% “strongly” approve of the Republican and former businessman.
By a slim 45% to 43% margin, voters believe that Virginia is going in the right direction. But when asked about the rest of the country, 60% chose “wrong track.” The survey found that voters chose Youngkin’s plan to return about a third with the rest to police and education by a 68%-26% margin.
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