Georgia poll shows Republican unity; candidates statistically tied

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : Coming in second at 17.7% is "preserving democracy," followed by "economy and jobs" at 15.2%.
51% : Unfortunately for Republicans, likely voters in Georgia are much more confident in Harris winning the election than Trump, even among Republican voters.
45% : This is all according to a poll from The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and the University of Georgia, which shows Trump with a margin of 2.5%.
45% : When the 1,000 likely Georgia voters in the AJC poll were asked who they would vote for in the general election if it were held today, 46.9% said they would vote for Trump, while 44.4% said they would vote for Harris.
40% : Polls in the state have been that close since late July when Trump regularly polled much better than President Joe Biden, the Democratic presidential candidate at that time.
37% : This finding is contrary to the popular narrative that Trump is dividing the Republican Party.
37% : When asked who they thought would win the election, regardless of who they supported, 47.6% of likely voters said Harris, while 37% said Trump.
35% : However, more concerning for Democrats, nearly 6% said they planned to vote for Trump.
34% : While 94.4% of Republican voters said they would vote for Trump, only 86% of Democrats said they plan to vote for Harris.
33% : Yet, Republicans seem largely united behind Trump across the state compared to Democrats, who were less likely to be united behind Harris.

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