9/22: 4 new polls have been released ince my last update here and little has changed. Sen. McCain's lead here is currently projected at about 15 points. Georgia remains safely McCain's.
9/11: 2 new polls were released today (Strategic Vision and Insider Advantage), both showing Sen. McCain with large leads. As a result, Georgia is moved from leaning to safely McCain.
8/18: A new Rasmussen poll in Georgia was released today showing Sen. McCain's lead down to 7 points. This poll is the closest Sen. Obama has come in a Rasmussen survey. While Georgia, remains leaning toward McCain, his lead has dropped to only 7 points. A new survey that results in excluding the Survey USA poll from February will likely result in a change of color to barely McCain.
7/21: Today's Rasmussen poll in Georgia is consistent with its findings here 3 weeks ago. A very slight uptick for Sen. Obama here (0.10%) and Georgia remains leaning toward McCain with a nearly 8 point lead.
7/4: Insider Advantage released a poll yesterday confirming their result from their poll 2 weeks ago. It appears to me that Insider Advantage is trying to hold its ground maintaining that Georgia is a toss-up state. Until I see more evidence, I am leaving Georgia as Leaning
7/2: Strategic Vision (R) released a poll today showing John McCain with an 8 point lead. This is in line with most other recent polling and slightly expands on his lead in the state. For now Georgia is still leaning toward McCain.
6/30: A new Rasmussen poll has been released in Georgia showing John McCain with a 10 point lead. This confirms their finding from 3 weeks ago. There has been a lot of speculation in recent days about the Insider Advantage poll run on June 18th as it showed Libertarian candidate Bob Barr receiving 6% of the vote (most of which was taken away from McCain), leading to wild speculation that Barack Obama could compete in Georgia. While I consider the Insider Advantage poll an anomaly stemming from Bob Barr's nomination, for now I am downgrading Georgia for McCain from safe to leaning.
6/20: Georgia appears to be a safe Republican state. In fact, it has been won by the Republican in the last 3 presidential elections.
7/21: Today's Rasmussen poll in Georgia is consistent with its findings here 3 weeks ago. A very slight uptick for Sen. Obama here (0.10%) and Georgia remains leaning toward McCain with a nearly 8 point lead.
7/4: Insider Advantage released a poll yesterday confirming their result from their poll 2 weeks ago. It appears to me that Insider Advantage is trying to hold its ground maintaining that Georgia is a toss-up state. Until I see more evidence, I am leaving Georgia as Leaning
7/2: Strategic Vision (R) released a poll today showing John McCain with an 8 point lead. This is in line with most other recent polling and slightly expands on his lead in the state. For now Georgia is still leaning toward McCain.
6/30: A new Rasmussen poll has been released in Georgia showing John McCain with a 10 point lead. This confirms their finding from 3 weeks ago. There has been a lot of speculation in recent days about the Insider Advantage poll run on June 18th as it showed Libertarian candidate Bob Barr receiving 6% of the vote (most of which was taken away from McCain), leading to wild speculation that Barack Obama could compete in Georgia. While I consider the Insider Advantage poll an anomaly stemming from Bob Barr's nomination, for now I am downgrading Georgia for McCain from safe to leaning.
6/20: Georgia appears to be a safe Republican state. In fact, it has been won by the Republican in the last 3 presidential elections.
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