Richmond Power Poll

Richmond Power Poll

Richmond Power Poll respondents weigh in on state elections

Respondents to this month’s Richmond Power Poll are mostly split about the upcoming statewide elections in Virginia. A slight majority of respondents (52.4%) indicated that they did not want state Democrats to emerge from the November elections maintaining their grip on the state’s two highest seats – governor

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May 21, 2021

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Richmond Power Poll respondents generally supportive of casino

As Richmond officials consider the possibility of a casino within the city’s boundaries, local leaders are weighing in on the concept. A majority of respondents to this week’s Richmond Power Poll believe the casino will be a good addition for the city, but respondents unanimously believed that the

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April 23, 2021

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American Rescue Act

Nearly two-thirds of Richmond Power Poll respondents believe the American Rescue Act stimulus plan to provide $1,400 checks to many Americans is needed as families try to recover financially from the pandemic – even though more than 86% of them said they don’t anticipate that their households will receive

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March 19, 2021

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Power Poll respondents support Northam's return to school directive, split on state's vaccine rollout

Most respondents to this month’s Richmond Power Poll are glad that Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam is urging school systems to offer in-person learning by mid-March, but they are a bit more divided about the state’s COVID-19 vaccination process. Asked to describe their reaction to Northam’s directive to

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February 19, 2021

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Richmond Power Poll: Washington, D.C. insurrection

Nearly three-quarters of respondents to this month’s Richmond Power Poll blamed Donald Trump for the insurrection in Washington, D.C. last week, but they were more divided about what should happen to him next. In total, 73% of respondents said Trump was most to blame for the events of

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January 15, 2021