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New Poll: Georgia Senator by Survey USA on 2014-10-20 (https://uselectionatlas.org/POLLS/SENATE/2014/polls.php?action=indpoll&id=13220141020019)

Summary: D: 46%, R: 44%, I: 4%, U: 7%

Poll Source URL: Full Poll Details (http://www.surveyusa.com/client/PollReport.aspx?g=7f113593-1781-4605-956e-3bc7d158da2c)

From the last SurveyUSA poll: Nunn down from a three point lead with 48% to a two point lead with 46%. Perdue power.

So... what you're saying is Perdue has gone backwards too?

He's gone from 45% to 44% but has smashed Nunn's lead from 3% to 2%. These are very bad times for Obama's Georgia candidate if this is the "lead" she posts after a "major Perdue gaffe."

Hopefully, Nunn takes this and gets over 50 percent, to help us close senate out.

People usually call it MoE movement.

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...and GA is now pink on the polls map!

Unlikely if the spread is two points. The Libertarian is usually good for 2-3 in Georgia. Four is a tad bit overstated around the fringes of the margins, of course.

Unless there's a change, this thing looks like it's headed to a January 6th runoff.

Lot of undecided voters still and the I is not getting 4%.

Adam Griffin, check the crosstabs, Northwest GA is showing sensible results here

also Valerie Wilson is only down by two points in the Superintendent race

Going to a runoff. Still, winning the Election Day vote would be a tremendous accomplishment for Georgia Dems.

2-4 % is normal for a Libertarian in Georgia races.

In the past 20 years  of Senate races, the Libertarian hasn't cleared 4%. Highest was mid-3s. Typically, the vote settles somewhere in the 2-3% range.

Again, around the fringes of the MOE here, but the Libertarian right now sends this to a runoff.

In crosstabs. 10% say they've already voted, and Perdue has a lead there, and Libertarian only gets 1% of the already voted.  Love the 3% of already voted who are undecided.

Crosstabs are useless in SUSA polls.

These are the people that decide our elections....God help us

Keep in mind, the MOE for the subset of those that already voted is extremely high.  Also with it being 3% of that subset it literally comes out to 2 or 3 people who were polled that said that.

I'll volunteer to shine their silver medal, if you'd like!

And those two or three people knew exactly what they were doing. They were telling SUSA to shove it where the sun don't shine.

Damn, Nunn is probably going to win a plurality of votes on election only to lose the silly runoff.

LOL, maybe Nunn was at 47.6% and now at 46.4% while Perdue went from 45.4% to 43.6%.

From a 6-8 point lead for Perdue/Deal, back to low-20s; that looks about right. Inversely, South Georgia's 10-point deficit for Carter and Nunn have shifted back to being what they should have been, which cancelled each other out. Each candidate lost a tiny bit of support in the metro in this new poll, which explains the drop for all candidates.


Apparently so.