In Virginia’s race for the office of attorney general on Tuesday night, Democratic candidate Jay Jones’ win against Republican incumbent Jason Miyares proved that an eleventh-hour scandal won’t necessarily extinguish a political campaign.
Actually, make that two scandals.
The polls show a narrower win than the state’s gubernatorial race, which Democrat Abigail Spanberger won. Jones surpassed Miyares by less than 200,000 votes, according to The New York Times’ election results, even making a note that the tighter race was likely a result of the scandal that was published about Jones last month.
Jones took home 52.8% of the votes compared to Miyares receiving 46.8% and .4% write-ins.
The 2 scandals Jones overcame to win attorney general
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