On Tuesday, voters in Virginia will choose the Democratic nominee for governor. It’s a tight three-way race in these off-year elections. So who are the candidates and which one is likely to emerge as the nominee to face Republican Bob McDonnell in November? Is this campaign a referendum on President Obama or the Democratic Congress? What historical trend favors the GOP even though Virginia seems to be tilting further to the left? We ask Professor Larry Sabato of the University of Virginia, and we’ll also discuss his new book “The Year of Obama: How Barack Obama Won the White House”.
