Here are the latest results from the Georgia poll by Insider Advantage Poll Position published on USAElectionPolls.com:
There were 615 voters polled on 10/23.
| Insider Advantage Poll Position Date: 10/23 Georgia Added: 10/24/08 |
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| Barack Obama | 48% |
| John McCain | 47% |
| Unsure | 3% |
| Other | 2% |
Quote:
Matt Towery on the presidential race:“Obama is doing better among white voters than Kerry did in 2004 (according to exit polls of that race), carrying some 28 percent of the white vote. He’s carrying around 75 percent both of the Hispanic and ‘other’ vote, which makes up between four and five percent of Georgia’s electorate. He is winning among independents, outside of the margin of error of the poll.
“While this is a tight race, the problem for McCain is that all but 3 percent of whites have made their decision and approximately 8 percent of black voters have continued to say they are undecided or voting ‘other.’ This will likely move closer to 95 percent for Obama when all said and done. Obama has room to go up.
“If the race were to remain the way it is today, you won’t see these numbers come to fruition until very late in the night of Nov. 4 or perhaps the next day. The early numbers will likely show McCain ahead, as the counties where Obama is doing best are some of the largest counties and will be the slowest to report.”
Source: National Polls, Electoral College Results
