Trump facing fight to keep Georgia in GOP column: Internal poll

[mystery-ak]

Trump facing fight to keep Georgia in GOP column: Internal poll
by Naomi Lim
 | May 01, 2020 12:55 PM



President Trump and Joe Biden are in a statistical tie in the once heavily Republican bastion of Georgia, according to a poll commissioned by the state's GOP.

Trump attracts 45.1% support to Biden's 44%, separated by roughly a single percentage point, Cygnal pollsters found in the survey released Friday. An additional 4.5% of voters are undecided, while 6.5% would cast a ballot for a third-party candidate.

The research also bears bad news for Republican Gov. Brian Kemp, who is under fire for his slow response to the coronavirus pandemic and his decision to ease stay-at-home restrictions, even though Georgia is still reporting new COVID-19 cases. A majority of Georgians disapprove of how both Trump and Kemp are handling the crisis, but Kemp isn't up for reelection until 2022.

Aside from the presidential contest, Georgia voters will decide two Senate races in November's elections as well.

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https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/trump-facing-fight-to-keep-georgia-in-gop-column-internal-poll

[LegalAmerican]

Another lefty article.  This is all kind of article's,  to hurt our country. 

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[LegalAmerican]

Biden and President TRUMP are tied in the polls?  And these LEFTS have the gall to write something like this?  it is to laugh. Ha!

[massadvj]

Next we will see an article about Texas going blue any day now.  I have been reading these before every election since 2008.

[sneakypete]

Trump facing fight to keep Georgia in GOP column: Internal poll
by Naomi Lim
 | May 01, 2020 12:55 PM



President Trump and Joe Biden are in a statistical tie in the once heavily Republican bastion of Georgia, according to a poll commissioned by the state's GOP.<<

Has nothing to do with actual politics,and everything to do with race. Blacks vote Dim,and in the last few decades have probably became a majority in Ga.

Trump attracts 45.1% support to Biden's 44%, separated by roughly a single percentage point, Cygnal pollsters found in the survey released Friday. An additional 4.5% of voters are undecided, while 6.5% would cast a ballot for a third-party candidate.

The research also bears bad news for Republican Gov. Brian Kemp, who is under fire for his slow response to the coronavirus pandemic and his decision to ease stay-at-home restrictions, even though Georgia is still reporting new COVID-19 cases. A majority of Georgians disapprove of how both Trump and Kemp are handling the crisis, but Kemp isn't up for reelection until 2022.

Aside from the presidential contest, Georgia voters will decide two Senate races in November's elections as well.

more
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/trump-facing-fight-to-keep-georgia-in-gop-column-internal-poll