“Youngkin (46 percent) and McAuliffe (46 percent) hold identical levels of support among all
registered voters. This marks a shift from prior Monmouth polls where the Democrat held a five-point lead (48 percent to 43 percent in September and 47 percent to 42 percent in August),” the poll’s press release states. Likely voters has McAuliffe ahead by two. Monmouth said that some models show Youngkin winning by as much as three points.