Trump stretches Georgia lead as voters firm up choices -- though many black voters remain undecided
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62% : A plurality of poll respondents (48%) predict a Democratic victory, and that number includes 14% of Republicans 8% of Democrats believe Trump will prevail.58% : More than 90% of GOP registrants support Trump, who also has supermajority support among white voters and a majority of senior citizens.
50% : Trump led Biden 51% to 46% back in June, when the president was still the candidate, and during a ballot test between him and Harris, he led by the same amount.
49% : The RealClearPolitics average shows a much closer race, with Trump up by 0.2%, though that metric doesn't include this fresh AJC poll.
47% : Trump stretches Georgia lead as voters firm up choices -- though many black voters remain undecidedA.G. GancarskiSeptember 18, 2024 at 11:00 AMPeach State voters are making up their minds, and a new poll suggests they might be coming back home to Donald Trump, bringing 16 electoral votes into his column -- with a higher-than-average number of black voters still undecided.
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