Two exits polls from the Virginia gubernatorial election show vastly different distributions of the Latino vote between the candidates.
An Associated Press VoteCast exit poll …
Two exits polls from the Virginia gubernatorial election show vastly different distributions of the Latino vote between the candidates. An Associated Press VoteCast exit poll showed that Republican Glenn Youngkin, who won the race on Tuesday, secured 55% of the Latino vote. However, an Edison Research exit poll showed that McAuliffe received 66% of the demographic’s votes. “Today, polling in general has a real problem: We’re getting low response rates across the board, and that’s not limited to Hispanic voters, but it’s even harder when you poll smaller groups,” Eduardo Gamarra, a Latino vote pollster, told Politico.
