Close Race Between Morrisey and Capito in West Virginia Governor Race: New Polling Data

The race for the governorship of West Virginia is heating up, with new polling data showing a tight competition between Patrick Morrisey and Moore Capito. According to the latest numbers, Morrisey is leading with 28% of support, but Capito is not far behind with 25%.

The GOP primary race has seen some shifts in popularity among the candidates, with Moore Capito, Chris Miller, and Mac Warner all seeing increases in their percentage points. Capito has jumped from 14% to 25%, Miller from 16% to 19%, and Warner from 6% to 12%.

Interestingly, Morrisey leads among registered Republican voters, while Capito has the support of independent or unaffiliated voters. This divide in support among different voter groups could play a crucial role in determining the outcome of the election.

In the GOP U.S. Senate race, current West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice has a significant lead over challenger Rep. Alex Mooney. Justice has the support of 54% of Republican voters, while Mooney trails behind with 24% of support. Undecided voters seem to be leaning towards Justice, with 60% supporting him when factoring in undecided voters.

The top issues for Republican voters in the upcoming primary election are related to the economy, education, coal and energy, threats to democracy, and immigration. Concerns about the cost of living, border security, and transgender issues are also prevalent among voters.

With the primary election set for May 14, the race for the governorship of West Virginia is sure to intensify in the coming days. Voters are encouraged to participate in the democratic process and make their voices heard at the polls.