SurveyUSA found that Raphael Warnock is slightly ahead in Georgia’s second round. He will face-off against Republican Herschel Wade again.
The survey, taken days ahead of the December 6 runoff race in the Peach State, shows Warnock leading Walker with 50 percent support to the Republican’s 46 percent and another four percent of voters remaining undecided. However, Walker moves toward closing the gap when undecideds are asked to choose who they lean toward, reducing Warnock’s lead to three points, or 50 percent to Walker’s 47 percent:
Georgia Senate Runoff:
Warnock (D) 50% (+3)
Walker (R) 47%.@surveyusa, 1,214 LV, 11/26-30https://t.co/g6Zn0mk4KY
— Political Polls (@Politics_Polls) December 2, 2022
Warnock holds the advantage with female voters (+11%) and youngest voters (+35%), while Walker retains the lead with male voters (+6%) and older voters (+22%).
Respondents were also required to name their favorite foods. “multiple”Top issues included inflation and high living costs. 61% identified this as an important problem. The survey found that 61 percent of respondents identified it as an important issue. “voters selecting this option back Walker by a 9-point margin, 53% to 44%.”
Nearly half (49%) also selected the economy as a top concern. Walker is leading eight of those who chose that option. A further 31% identified crime as their top concern. Walker leads again by 9 percent.
The survey results:
SurveyUSA has found 61% said that they cast their vote for Warnock and 39% for Walker. Walker leads 51% to 47% among those who said they were certain of voting on December 6th. Those who say they will probably vote – 19% of the electorate – prefer Warnock by a 15-point margin, 54% to 39%. This will make it crucial for Warnock to get these voters out to vote.
This poll was conducted among 1,214 eligible voters in Georgia between November 26-30, 2022. The margin of error is +/- 3.1%
It comes mere days ahead of the December 6 election, pitting Warnock and Walker head to head, as neither reached the 50 percent threshold in November’s midterm election.
Despite the fact that polls predicted Walker would edge Warnock by an average 1.4 percent, it wasn’t Walker who prevailed. It was the Democrat It was takenWalker was less than one percentage point ahead of the winner in official results.
Notably, Final SurveyUSA poll ahead of the midterm election showed Warnock leading Walker by six percent but still failing to reach the 50 percent threshold — 49 percent to Walker’s 43 percent.
SurveyUSA latest poll coincidesEmerson College Polling/The Hill survey Show More Warnock leading Walker by two percent, as well as a Phillips Academy survey showingWalker leads Warnock by a point
Georgia Senate Runoff:
Warnock (D) 51% (+2)
Walker (R), 49%.@EmersonPolling, 888 LV, 11/28-30https://t.co/ilrVUHBher
— Political Polls (@Politics_Polls) December 1, 2022
Georgia Senate Runoff:
Walker (R) 48% (+1)
Warnock (D–inc.) 47%Phillips Academy @andoverpoll, 862 LV, 11/26-27https://t.co/kmkDmvYykp pic.twitter.com/aW5vB4bR3Y
— Political Polls (@Politics_Polls) November 28, 2022
A recent appearance at Breitbart News DailyWalker Detailed explanationHe believes that the Constitution of the United States is under threat, and he has decided to run for office.
“Freedom of speech, they’re trying to erase that from America,”He stated. “These are the liberties and freedoms that so many people died for in this country, [and] we have leaders in Washington who want to erase it. Well, I’m going to fight for that.”
“I told people, ‘I didn’t go to Washington because I wanted to be a politician.’ People say I don’t have to do this. That is not correct. I was not going to sit at home and watch them continue to do to the finest country in the world today – United States of America – destroy this country by putting people in office that’ve forgotten about the United States of America,”He added.
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