…a candidate if former President Donald Trump supports them. “Both Bailey and Irvin would benefit from a Trump endorsement; however, Irvin also leads with voters who are less likely to…
…increases when undecided voters are asked who they lean towards, compared to Oz who seems to lack a clear base, and sees less growth than McCormick, Bartos or Barnette.” In…
…leads the field of Republican candidates for the nomination with 57% of the vote, his closest competitor is Gary Black at 13%; 16% are undecided. Warnock leads the Democratic Senate…
…the Atlanta area, with 81% breaking for Warnock and 77% for Ossoff. Republicans lead south of Atlanta with Loeffler performing slightly better with 58% support, as compared with 57% for…
…has a larger lead, 59% to 13%. Evans’ base of support is among White voters, where he garners 84% support compared to Warren at 11%. Conversely, Warren’s support is greater…
…from August. Six percent (6%) of voters are undecided, and 4% plan to vote for someone else. When presented with the question of who they were planning to vote for,…
…over 65 oppose the recall 54% to 45%. Those with a college degree are slightly more likely to be against the recall (62% to 38%), compared to those without a…
…support for Mayor, housing (21%) and education/schools (21%) were the most common top issues. Other listed issues were Covid-19 (10%), crime (9%), healthcare (8%), the environment (8%), jobs (6%), and…
…7 percentage points. This suggests that Brown may have a base that did not come out to vote in the primary, but is now tuning in for the general election….