A new poll conducted by Christopher Newport University and the Richmond Times-Dispatch published last week shows voters oppose much of the controversial social legislation being brought before the General Assembly. Sixty-six percent want the “one-gun-a-month restriction to remain.” Only 31 percent favor repealing the restriction enacted in 1993 “in response to interstate gun-trafficking problems on the East Coast.” Legislation to repeal that law has passed both the House and the Senate and is expected to be signed by Governor Bob McDonnell.