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Virginia Senate: Allen With Big Lead
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Virginia Senator George Allen (R) leads Northern Virginia businessman Harris Miller (D) by 30 percentage points in his bid for re-election.

Miller just recently filed to enter the race and has not had the opportunity for much campaigning at this point. He is the only Democrat so far to step forward and challenge Allen. While November is a long way away, this data suggests that Miller has a very steep hill to climb.

Allen is viewed favorably by 70% of Virginia voters and unfavorably by 25%.

For Miller, those numbers are 38% favorable, 31% unfavorable, and 31% not sure.

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By a 58% to 23% margin, Virginia voters favor the confirmation of Samuel Alito to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court.

By a 2-to-1 margin, they believe finishing the mission in Iraq is more important than bringing home the troops as soon as possible.

Visit our Election Polls page to see a summary of our latest state-by state polling. Rasmussen Reports is polling every Senate and Governors' race at least once a month this year.

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Scott Rasmussen, president of Rasmussen Reports, has been an independent pollster for more than a decade.

Survey of 500 Likely Voters
January 10, 2006

Election 2006

Virginia Senator

George Allen (R)

57%

Harris Miller (D)

27%

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