Former President Donald Trump is closing out the final Atlanta Journal-Constitution poll before the election with a lead over Vice President Kamala Harris.
Survey – The last AJC survey before the election – have Trump came out on top, leading Harris with 47% of the vote. Harris has 43% support, a four-point lead. Strictly speaking, this four-point difference is outside the survey's +/- 3.1% margin of error.
However, the survey found that 8 percent of voters in the Peach State said they were undecided. If that's true, that's more than enough to move the race in either direction.
Georgia broke records for early voting. Half a million people voted in the first two days alone.
“The previous record for first-day voting was 136,000 votes, and we blew that away by over 300,000 votes,” former Sen. Kelly Loeffler (R-Ga.) said during an appearance on the show. Breitbart News Dailydiscussing last week's first day of early voting. “Since yesterday, it was 550,000 people.” [who] I voted. ”
That number is now well over 1.4 million, according to Georgia Public Broadcasting. be familiar with on monday:
A record 1.4 million votes have been cast in Georgia since early voting began last Tuesday. This exceeds the total number of early votes cast in last presidential election year. While it's still an open question which candidate will win in November and what that will mean, these numbers do reflect the nature of this race and the strategies that the presidential campaign could employ to achieve victory. It tells me something about. Zachary Peskowitz, associate professor of political science at Emory University, told GPB's Peter Biello.
“I think it'll be interesting to see how the demographics change,” Peskowitz said, speaking about early voting in the Peach State.
“Early on, we saw that a very high percentage of early voters were 65 and older. So will this continue? As we enter the second weekend, what does the data look like? Will it change? And I think that's really important to understand where we're going to be on Election Day,” he added.
Tuesday's RealClearPolitics poll average showed Trump gained an average of 2.5% in the Peach State.
