Lt. Gov. Ralph Northam’s overwhelming victory in the gubernatorial election put to rest the idea that anti-Trump energy would be wasted in the type of race where Democrats traditionally don’t show up in significant numbers.
Northam, a Democrat and the state’s current lieutenant governor, handily defeated Republican Ed Gillespie by nearly nine percentage points, outpacing polls that showed him with a slimmer lead heading into the contest.
In his victory speech before a jubilant crowd at George Mason University in the northern Virginia suburbs of Washington, D.C., Northam referenced the bitterly fought campaign.
By Jon Ward.
Full story at Yahoo News.

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