From Insider Advantage:
An InsiderAdvantage / PollPosition survey conducted June 18 of registered likely voters in the November presidential contest shows Sen. John McCain leading Sen. Barack Obama by a single point in Georgia, making the race in Georgia a statistical tie. Libertarian Bob Barr, a former Republican Congressman from Georgia, received 6 percent of the vote.
The telephone survey of 408 registered likely voters is weighted for age, race, gender, and political affiliation. The survey has a margin of error of +/- 5%. It was conducted with InsiderAdvantage’s research partner Majority Opinion Research. PollPosition is InsiderAdvantage’s new branding name (look for additional information and expansion of PollPosition in the coming months).
The Results:
McCain: 44%
Obama: 43%
Barr: 6%
Undecided: 7%
CEO Matt Towery notes that Obama wins among black, young, and independent voters.
If you ask me, part of the reason for this swing toward the Democratic camp is that the Republicans running Georgia have messed up so badly and so publicly on things the public cares about, such as education, water supply, transportation, eithics…and you add to the list.
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