Poll: Ossoff holds 4-point lead over Collins in tight Georgia Senate race
The survey found 49.4% of likely voters backed Ossoff, while 42.8% supported Collins and 6.5% remained undecided.
- Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff leads Republican Representative Mike Collins by nearly 7 points in a new Trafalgar Group poll released this weekend. The survey found 49.4% of likely Georgia voters support Ossoff, compared with 42.8% for Collins.
- Growth in the Atlanta metro has turned Georgia into a competitive battleground, shifting the state from its once-Republican status. Democrats hope these demographic trends will continue to boost Ossoff's standing this year.
- The survey shows a gender divide, with women favoring Ossoff at 53.9% compared with 38.6% for Collins. Ossoff also performed well among voters ages 30 to 39, leading Collins 64.2% to 32.7%.
- An Ossoff campaign spokesperson told Newsweek, "Georgia is a battleground state," noting the candidate faces millions in Republican spending. The campaign aims to build momentum and earn every vote across Georgia.
- Prediction markets currently assign Ossoff a 94 percent chance of victory as Democrats fight to overcome a 53-47 Senate GOP majority. Control of the chamber remains a closely watched contest ahead of November.
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POLITICS: New Poll Shows Ossoff’s Lead Over Collins Narrowing in Georgia Senate Race – The Beltway Report
A new poll shows Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff’s lead over Republican challenger Rep. Mike Collins has narrowed to within the margin of error, less than two months before Georgia voters decide one of the most closely watched Senate races in the country. The survey, conducted by Quantus Insights among 645 likely voters between September 14 and 16, found Ossoff leading Collins 48.2 percent to 44.4 percent. When voters who lean toward a candidate are …
Republicans Consider Pulling Resources From Georgia As Ossoff's Lead Grows - American Liberty News
Several GOP senators say national groups may need to redirect money from Mike Collins’ challenge to Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff, although party leaders insist no final decision has been made. Republican strategists are considering whether to scale back spending in Georgia’s U.S. Senate race as Democratic incumbent Jon Ossoff builds a durable lead over Trump-endorsed […]
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