ATLANTA — A new poll shows more Republican-leaning voters are undecided than support any one candidate.
Channel 2’s Richard Elliot says this is still anyone’s race.
The University of Georgia – Atlanta Journal Constitution poll just looked at Republican leaning voters.
It shows a dead heat between businessman Rick Jackson and Lt. Gov. Burt Jones despite them spending an estimated combined $100 million on campaign ads.
Despite the air waves jammed with campaign ads, the new UGA AJC poll shows 30% of Republican-leaning voters still have no idea who they’ll pick in the GOP gubernatorial primary.
The poll, conducted in late April, shows Jackson at 27%, Jones at 25% and Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger at 14%.
Attorney Gen. Chris Carr is polling at 3%, with other candidates polling less than that.
UGA political science professor emeritus Dr. Charles Bullock says with a margin of error plus or minus 3.1%, and with that many undecideds just two weeks out from Election Day, this is still anyone’s race.
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