'I don't think parents should be telling schools what they should teach,' McAuliffe said during a debate in September.
The poll also found that those who found McAuliffe's statement to"very significant" eventually voted for Youngkin. According to the poll, 88 percent of Youngkin voters said the statement was"very significant," 72 percent said it was a"small factor" and only 12 percent said it was"not a factor."
An exit poll conducted by Edison Research also asked voters about how much they think parents should influence schools and how they teach children. According to the poll, over 80 percent of voters said parents should have at least"some" influence, with 52 percent saying they think parents should have"a lot" of influence. Only 10 percent of voters said that parents should have"not much" influence, according to the poll.
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