A second woman has come forward with accusations against Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax — claiming the pol raped her in 2000, her attorney said Friday.

Meredith Watson claims Fairfax’s “attack was premeditated and aggressive” when the two were students at Duke University, according to her lawyer’s statement.

“Ms. Watson shared her account of the rape with friends in a series of emails and Facebook messages that are now in our possession,” Nancy Erika Smith said.

“Additionally, we have statements from former classmates corroborating that Ms. Watson immediately told friends that Mr. Fairfax had raped her.”

Smith described Watson and Fairfax as friends at the time who never dated.

Fairfax is already facing allegations that he sexually assaulted California politics professor Vanessa Tyson in his hotel room during the 2004 Democratic National Convention.

Fairfax has denied the claims and refused to step down.

Watson said the details of her alleged attack are similar to Tyson’s — and she opted to go public because of her “strong sense of civic duty and her belief that those seeking or serving in public office should be of the highest character.”

“She has no interest in becoming a media personality or reliving the trauma that has greatly affected her life. Similarly, she is not seeking any financial damages,” Smith said.

The statement ends with a call for Fairfax to resign.