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Rasmussen ReportsAdded: 10/31/08
Rasmussen Reports
John McCain leads Barack Obama by five percentage points in Georgia for the second straight poll. The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey in the state has McCain ahead 52% to 47%. Support for both candidates is up one point from a poll conducted last week. Prior to that time, McCain held solid leads over the Democrat since the start of the campaign season. Though McCain�s lead has weakened in the state this month, this is still the fifth straight poll the Republican has received at least 50% support. Voters in Georgia continue to trust McCain more than Obama on the economy, 52% to 45%. However, unaffiliated voters trust the Democrat slightly more by a 47% to 45% margin. McCain also holds a solid advantage on national security issues. McCain�s favorability ratings have remained stable over the past week. He is viewed favorably by 57% and unfavorably by 43%. Obama�s ratings are 50% favorable, 49% unfavorable. That�s a slight improvement for the Democrat, who was viewed favorably by 48% in the previous poll. In the latest poll, Obama now leads 53% to 44% among unaffiliated voters in the state. Last week, McCain led those voters by an identical margin. McCain leads 73% to 26% among white voters in Georgia while Obama earns overwhelming support from black voters. While men favor McCain 55% to 45%, women are split between the candidates at 49% each.
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