Youngkin gubernatorial campaign, 2021

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The Youngkin gubernatorial campaign, 2021 was the successful political campaign through which Republican businessman Glenn Youngkin was elected governor of Virginia, marking a high-profile upset in a traditionally Democratic-leaning state.

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instanceOf election campaign
gubernatorial campaign
political campaign
campaignColor red
campaignSloganType change-focused messaging
campaignStartYear 2021
campaignStrategy appeal to suburban voters
emphasis on outsider businessman image
focus on parental rights in education
candidate Glenn Youngkin NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
describedAs high-profile race
upset victory
electionCycle 2021 Virginia gubernatorial election
electionDate 2021-11-02
electionForOffice Governor of Virginia
electionType off-year election
electionYear 2021
geographicScope Commonwealth of Virginia NERFINISHED
ideology conservative
incumbentParty Democratic Party NERFINISHED
incumbentRunning no
issue COVID-19 policy
economy
education
public safety
taxes
jurisdiction Virginia gubernatorial election law
levelOfElection statewide
mediaCharacterization indicator for midterm elections
test of national political mood
nominationMethod Republican Party convention process
officeTermLength 4 years
opponentCandidate Terry McAuliffe NERFINISHED
opponentParty Democratic Party NERFINISHED
outcome victory
party Republican Party NERFINISHED
positionOnBallot Republican nominee for governor
precededBy Northam gubernatorial administration NERFINISHED
result Glenn Youngkin elected governor of Virginia
state Virginia
succeededBy Youngkin gubernatorial administration NERFINISHED
tookPlaceIn traditionally Democratic-leaning state
voterBaseTarget Republican base voters
independent voters
suburban parents

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Glenn Youngkin notableWork Youngkin gubernatorial campaign, 2021