Results of SurveyUSA Election Poll #23084
 
Coming Out of RNC and DNC Conventions, Trump Leads Clinton in Georgia, Though Way Too Close For GOP's Comfort;
Incumbent Republican Isakson 9 Atop Challenger Barksdale; Democrats Unlikely to Pick Up This US Senate Seat in 2016:

Donald Trump is expected to carry the Red State of Georgia, and 14 weeks till votes are counted, Trump leads --- but not by as much as Republicans hope, according to a SurveyUSA poll conducted for WXIA-TV, the Tegna station in Atlanta. Incumbent U.S. Senate Republican Johnny Isakson runs stronger than Trump at this hour.

In the fiercely fought contest for President, it's Republican Trump 46%, Democrat Hillary Clinton 42%, Libertarian Gary Johnson 5%, and Green Party candidate Jill Stein 2%. Trump leads Clinton by more than 2:1 among whites and by almost 2:1 among seniors. Clinton leads by 66 points among African American voters, who, in today's portrait of the GA electorate, comprise 29% of likely voters. If black turnout in November is higher than 29% in Georgia, Clinton will outperform these numbers. Trump leads by 9 points among men. Clinton leads by only 2 points among women (just an 11-point Gender Gap), the small size of the Gap largely driven by the fact that Clinton trails among rural women by 31 points.

Trump and Clinton tie 44% each in suburban Georgia: Trump leads by 12 points among suburban men; Clinton leads by 11 points among suburban women. Trump leads in military households by 16 points, in evangelical households by 27 points. Among Georgia Democrats, Trump gets 1% of the vote. Among Georgia Republicans, Clinton gets 6%. Moderates break for Clinton by 12 points. Independents break for Trump by 12 points.

* Among Trump supporters, 60% say they are voting "for Trump," 38% say they are voting "against Clinton."
* Among Trump supporters, 69% say they vote for Trump enthusiastically. 29% say they vote for Trump with reservations.
* Among Trump supporters, 79% say race relations in the past 8 years have gotten worse; just 5% say relations have gotten better.

* Among Clinton supporters, 68% say they are voting "for Clinton," 26% say they are voting "against Trump."
* Among Clinton supporters, 69% say they vote for Clinton enthusiastically. 28% say they vote for Clinton with reservations.

* Among Johnson supporters, 66% are voting "for Johnson," 17% are voting "against Trump," 17% are voting "against Clinton."

* Trump is viewed unfavorably by 52% of likely voters (40% "extremely unfavorable," 12% unfavorable).
* Trump is viewed favorably by 45% of likely voters (21% "extremely favorable," 24% favorable).
* Clinton is viewed unfavorably by 57% of likely voters (46% "extremely unfavorable," 11% unfavorable).
* Clinton is viewed favorably by 40% of likely voters (20% "extremely favorable," 20% favorable).
* By contrast, President Barack Obama is viewed unfavorably by 50% of likely voters (38% "extremely unfavorable," 12% unfavorable).
* Obama is viewed favorably by 48% (31% "extremely favorable," 17% favorable).

Trump voters say undocumented immigrants should be deported by a 12:1 margin; Clinton voters say they should be allowed to stay by a 5:2 margin.
Voters who say the economy is the most important issue in 2016 back Clinton by 17 points. Voters who say terrorism is the most important issue in 2016 back Trump by 24 points.

4% of registered GA voters tell SurveyUSA that they "always" vote in Presidential elections, but are sitting out 2016 because they don't like the candidates. Another 7% of Georgia registered voters tell SurveyUSA they rarely vote in Presidential elections, but will vote this year because they are especially attracted to one of the candidates. These "new" voters split; they do not disproportionately favor Trump.

In the election for United States Senator from Georgia, Incumbent Republican Isakson defeats Democratic challenger Jim Barksdale 48% to 39% today, with Libertarian Allen Buckley at 5% and 8% of likely voters undecided. Of Trump supporters, just 2% crossover in the Senate contest and vote Democratic. Of Clinton supporters, just 6% crossover in the Senate contest and vote Republican. Isakson leads 3:1 among whites, 3:1 among rural men, nearly 3:1 in Northwest GA and 5:3 in Southern and Coastal GA. Barksdale leads by 25 points among young voters, by 54 points among African American voters, and by 86% among Democrats (including, leading 96% to zero percent among "strong Democrats"). Independents break 5:3 for Isakson, moderates break for Isakson by 4 points. Barksdale leads by 9 points among lower-income voters, but Isakson leads by 6 points among middle-income voters and by 22 points among affluent voters. Barksdale leads by 26 points in Greater Atlanta, which includes Fulton and 3 surrounding counties. Barksdale carries suburban women by 7 points. Isakson carries suburban men by 23 points --- a 30-point Gender Gap in the suburbs.

Respondent Filtering / Historical Context: SurveyUSA interviewed 800 state of GA adults 07/29/16 through 07/31/16. All interviews were conducted after the conclusion of the Democratic National Convention. Of the adults interviewed, 711 were registered to vote in Georgia. Of the registered voters, 628 were determined by SurveyUSA to be likely to vote in the 11/08/16 general election. This research was conducted using blended sample, mixed mode. Respondents reachable on a home telephone (65% of registered voters) were interviewed on their home telephone in the recorded voice of a professional announcer. Respondents not reachable on a home telephone (35% of registered voters) were shown a questionnaire on the screen of their smartphone, tablet or other electronic device. Georgia last voted for a Democrat for President in 1992, when Bill Clinton captured the state's then 13 electoral votes by 1 percentage point over George H. W. Bush. In 2012, Mitt Romney carried Georgia by 8 points. In 2008, John McCain carried Georgia by 7 points. George W. Bush carried Georgia by 17 points in 2004 and by 12 points in 2000. The last time Georgia voted for a 3rd-party candidate was 1968, when George Wallace defeated Richard Nixon by 12 points and defeated Hubert Humphrey by 16 points.
 
1Thinking ahead now to the election for President on Tuesday, November 8... Please listen to these 5 statements and tell me which ONE statement best describes you: One: I always vote in Presidential elections, and will definitely vote in this year's presidential election. Two: I always vote in Presidential elections, but this year, I do not like the candidates, so I will not vote in the presidential election this year. Three: I'm not sure yet whether I will or will not vote this year. Four: I rarely vote in Presidential elections, but this year I will go out of my way to vote. Five: I don't vote in Presidential elections, and I won't vote this year.
711 Registered VotersAllGenderAge<50 / 50+RaceParty AffiliationParty AffiliationIdeologyIssuePresidential VotAttend ChurchEvangelicalMilitary / VeterEducationIncomeCell Phone / LanRegionUrbanitySuburbanRuralStrong RIndependentVery ConHS Educa
Credibility Interval: ± 2.9 pct pointsMaleFemale18-3435-4950-6465+18-4950+WhiteBlackHispanicStrong RRepublicIndy LeaIndependIndy LeaDemocratStrong DRepublicIndependDemocratVery ConSomewhatModerateSomewhatVery LibImmigratTerrorisEconomyNationalTrumpClintonNeverOccasionRegularlYesNoYesNoHigh SchSome Col4-year C< $40K$40K - $> $80KCell PhoLandlineAtlantaNorthwesSouth & UrbanSuburbanRuralMenWomenMenWomenMenMenWomenMenMen
Always Do / Will This Year581289293991631971232613203691603111192834463839420319017715813715266475414919468266249116185269246269213354102179285148181224199382199188195116276172131145819152120707639
Always Do / Not This Year28121614662198815044910628973684021173--6910101311144154978121668149124742212703
Not Sure Yet 4923261214101425243511218768211021341317102------1424121524173215231123205222772220522181011810061627
Rarely Do / Will This Year472522112013331161920685981751318127102133212166211717131622202025162183087133412221262314111295310827
Don't / Won't This Year532140050500010012111330011------212412310520341320130210001021
Total7113513591372062261423423684372064012411110859739910423524020317516519883525717221678287266154231309297326263429138238314212216248250461227242241138336208161175100108571391018157
Composition of Registered Voters100%49%51%19%29%32%20%48%52%62%29%6%18%16%15%8%10%14%15%33%34%29%25%23%28%12%7%9%26%33%12%46%42%22%33%45%43%47%38%62%20%35%45%31%32%37%35%65%32%34%34%20%48%30%23%25%14%15%8%20%14%11%8%
 
If the election for President of the United States were today, and you were filling out your ballot right now, who would you vote for? (names rotated) Republican Donald Trump? Democrat Hillary Clinton? Libertarian Gary Johnson or Green Party candidate Jill Stein?
628 Likely November VotersAllGenderAge<50 / 50+RaceParty AffiliationParty AffiliationIdeologyIssuePresidential VotAttend ChurchEvangelicalMilitary / VeterEducationIncomeCell Phone / LanRegionUrbanitySuburbanRuralStrong RIndependentVery ConHS Educa
Credibility Interval: ± 4 pct pointsMaleFemale18-3435-4950-6465+18-4950+WhiteBlackHispanicStrong RRepublicIndy LeaIndependIndy LeaDemocratStrong DRepublicIndependDemocratVery ConSomewhatModerateSomewhatVery LibImmigratTerrorisEconomyNationalTrumpClintonNeverOccasionRegularlYesNoYesNoHigh SchSome Col4-year C< $40K$40K - $> $80KCell PhoLandlineAtlantaNorthwesSouth & UrbanSuburbanRuralMenWomenMenWomenMenMenWomenMenMen
Donald Trump (R)287149138278797761151722472591058669203101919221021146131409479522870428915316099124158461041326683121782096412210137132115676558585060324218
Hillary Clinton (D)26612014654729941126140881452085314498399136618252198063381054115100266669010088148861706469123928082941711285781741314949822128036302624
Gary Johnson (L)3424101212722493004121511300330049210025850011101252282541217612141618911140201416485024634
Jill Stein (G)10557201916300022600010000227021000604556432532528064523200305501
Undecided32161699851813177453444508115741014367600781611149221141611119211191487145854255660
Total62831331511018221012629233638818137118989252649010021620818916514617369495516120974287266132197285268289233379118200293178189231212416210210207122299186142157909655130787846
Composition of Likely November Voters100%50%50%17%29%33%20%46%54%62%29%6%19%16%15%8%10%14%16%34%33%30%26%23%28%11%8%9%26%33%12%46%42%22%32%46%44%47%38%62%19%33%48%30%32%39%34%66%33%34%33%20%48%30%23%25%14%15%9%21%12%12%7%
 
Is yours more a vote FOR Donald Trump, or more a vote AGAINST Hillary Clinton?
287 Trump VotersAllGenderAge<50 / 50+RaceParty AffiliationParty AffiliationIdeologyIssuePresidential VotAttend ChurchEvangelicalMilitary / VeterEducationIncomeCell Phone / LanRegionUrbanitySuburbanRuralStrong RIndependentVery ConHS Educa
Credibility Interval: ± 5.8 pct pointsMaleFemale18-3435-4950-6465+18-4950+WhiteBlackHispanicStrong RRepublicIndy LeaIndependIndy LeaDemocratStrong DRepublicIndependDemocratVery ConSomewhatModerateSomewhatVery LibImmigratTerrorisEconomyNationalTrumpClintonNeverOccasionRegularlYesNoYesNoHigh SchSome Col4-year C< $40K$40K - $> $80KCell PhoLandlineAtlantaNorthwesSouth & UrbanSuburbanRuralMenWomenMenWomenMenMenWomenMenMen
For Trump1719478185650477497147129724341130001155406566322129555228171023499899567010031558546487041130377262246679382842383440153313
Against Clinton11055558304428387293131323928621071361354627101136262511001839515743515513484519325035752649351262342933161817201694
Not Sure606113123600050100051022200131060114413312313224114042040200100
Total287149138278797761151722472591058669203101919221021146131409479522870428915316099124158461041326683121782096412210137132115676558585060324218
Composition of Trump Voters100%52%48%9%30%34%26%40%60%86%9%3%36%30%24%7%1%0%0%67%32%1%36%40%21%1%0%14%33%28%18%100%0%15%31%54%56%35%44%56%16%37%47%24%31%45%27%73%22%43%35%13%46%40%23%23%20%20%18%21%11%15%6%
 
Do you vote for Trump enthusiastically? Or with reservations?
287 Trump VotersAllGenderAge<50 / 50+RaceParty AffiliationParty AffiliationIdeologyIssuePresidential VotAttend ChurchEvangelicalMilitary / VeterEducationIncomeCell Phone / LanRegionUrbanitySuburbanRuralStrong RIndependentVery ConHS Educa
Credibility Interval: ± 5.5 pct pointsMaleFemale18-3435-4950-6465+18-4950+WhiteBlackHispanicStrong RRepublicIndy LeaIndependIndy LeaDemocratStrong DRepublicIndependDemocratVery ConSomewhatModerateSomewhatVery LibImmigratTerrorisEconomyNationalTrumpClintonNeverOccasionRegularlYesNoYesNoHigh SchSome Col4-year C< $40K$40K - $> $80KCell PhoLandlineAtlantaNorthwesSouth & UrbanSuburbanRuralMenWomenMenWomenMenMenWomenMenMen
Enthusiastically19710394216163538211616223984504417100134610747838213762563419702857110115638710537678951538042155348974238289443946444042193314
With Reservations8346375243221305378202130253210503012635211042823178301431374135344973541122840344829292514452423221212101812103
Not Sure707122234700060000060022100030170016413413323225143052050200000
Total287149138278797761151722472591058669203101919221021146131409479522870428915316099124158461041326683121782096412210137132115676558585060324218
Composition of Trump Voters100%52%48%9%30%34%26%40%60%86%9%3%36%30%24%7%1%0%0%67%32%1%36%40%21%1%0%14%33%28%18%100%0%15%31%54%56%35%44%56%16%37%47%24%31%45%27%73%22%43%35%13%46%40%23%23%20%20%18%21%11%15%6%
 
Is yours more a vote FOR Hillary Clinton or more a vote AGAINST Donald Trump?
266 Clinton VotersAllGenderAge<50 / 50+RaceParty AffiliationParty AffiliationIdeologyIssuePresidential VotAttend ChurchEvangelicalMilitary / VeterEducationIncomeCell Phone / LanRegionUrbanitySuburbanRuralStrong RIndependentVery ConHS Educa
Credibility Interval: ± 5.7 pct pointsMaleFemale18-3435-4950-6465+18-4950+WhiteBlackHispanicStrong RRepublicIndy LeaIndependIndy LeaDemocratStrong DRepublicIndependDemocratVery ConSomewhatModerateSomewhatVery LibImmigratTerrorisEconomyNationalTrumpClintonNeverOccasionRegularlYesNoYesNoHigh SchSome Col4-year C< $40K$40K - $> $80KCell PhoLandlineAtlantaNorthwesSouth & UrbanSuburbanRuralMenWomenMenWomenMenMenWomenMenMen
For Clinton1817910233427631751075610117652101664751128139401355422073978501813868696396611134248836160526212088395555932932611317015132215
Against Trump7037331826206442629333210328152033136652220153113050702219261749214715163721212630403816161636131719850201137
Not Sure15411353577411000125340775131305700156268441074310043112210327020702602
Total26612014654729941126140881452085314498399136618252198063381054115100266669010088148861706469123928082941711285781741314949822128036302624
Composition of Clinton Voters100%45%55%20%27%37%16%47%53%33%55%7%3%2%1%5%18%31%37%5%25%69%20%7%31%24%14%4%20%43%4%0%100%26%35%39%34%58%34%66%25%27%48%36%32%32%36%64%48%21%30%28%50%19%18%31%8%11%0%14%11%10%9%
 
Do you vote for Clinton enthusiastically? Or with reservations?
266 Clinton VotersAllGenderAge<50 / 50+RaceParty AffiliationParty AffiliationIdeologyIssuePresidential VotAttend ChurchEvangelicalMilitary / VeterEducationIncomeCell Phone / LanRegionUrbanitySuburbanRuralStrong RIndependentVery ConHS Educa
Credibility Interval: ± 5.7 pct pointsMaleFemale18-3435-4950-6465+18-4950+WhiteBlackHispanicStrong RRepublicIndy LeaIndependIndy LeaDemocratStrong DRepublicIndependDemocratVery ConSomewhatModerateSomewhatVery LibImmigratTerrorisEconomyNationalTrumpClintonNeverOccasionRegularlYesNoYesNoHigh SchSome Col4-year C< $40K$40K - $> $80KCell PhoLandlineAtlantaNorthwesSouth & UrbanSuburbanRuralMenWomenMenWomenMenMenWomenMenMen
Enthusiastically18379103304575327610759103174427235684832139401256461873980601834360767194631154447865860585812580436057833427561421018142117
With Reservations7638382224218472928363410425251652941862417192123330762224251352205114213628202334414413191544141925770161314
Not Sure835133144260001312005241111042108160434461161125422251320103233
Total26612014654729941126140881452085314498399136618252198063381054115100266669010088148861706469123928082941711285781741314949822128036302624
Composition of Clinton Voters100%45%55%20%27%37%16%47%53%33%55%7%3%2%1%5%18%31%37%5%25%69%20%7%31%24%14%4%20%43%4%0%100%26%35%39%34%58%34%66%25%27%48%36%32%32%36%64%48%21%30%28%50%19%18%31%8%11%0%14%11%10%9%
 
7Is yours more a vote FOR Gary Johnson? A vote AGAINST Donald Trump? Or a vote AGAINST Hillary Clinton?
34 Johnson VotersAllGenderAge<50 / 50+RaceParty AffiliationParty AffiliationIdeologyIssuePresidential VotAttend ChurchEvangelicalMilitary / VeterEducationIncomeCell Phone / LanRegionUrbanitySuburbanRuralStrong RIndependentVery ConHS Educa
Credibility Interval: ± 16.4 pct pointsMaleFemale18-3435-4950-6465+18-4950+WhiteBlackHispanicStrong RRepublicIndy LeaIndependIndy LeaDemocratStrong DRepublicIndependDemocratVery ConSomewhatModerateSomewhatVery LibImmigratTerrorisEconomyNationalTrumpClintonNeverOccasionRegularlYesNoYesNoHigh SchSome Col4-year C< $40K$40K - $> $80KCell PhoLandlineAtlantaNorthwesSouth & UrbanSuburbanRuralMenWomenMenWomenMenMenWomenMenMen
For Johnson2216689401751804028101002190251500017000868315518451347101210877014811353016324
Against Trump633230151600003020006000600031200320063305123133104042310203300
Against Clinton651203124600004100015024000210300024211402302315032024203005020
Not Sure0--------------------------------------------------------------
Total3424101212722493004121511300330049210025850011101252282541217612141618911140201416485024634
Composition of Johnson Voters100%71%29%36%36%21%7%72%28%89%0%11%2%7%45%34%10%0%0%9%88%0%11%27%62%0%0%5%14%23%15%0%0%34%31%35%14%68%25%75%12%36%52%20%38%42%48%52%27%33%40%0%60%40%47%13%24%16%0%71%17%10%11%
 
8Do you vote for Johnson enthusiastically? Or with reservations?
34 Johnson VotersAllGenderAge<50 / 50+RaceParty AffiliationParty AffiliationIdeologyIssuePresidential VotAttend ChurchEvangelicalMilitary / VeterEducationIncomeCell Phone / LanRegionUrbanitySuburbanRuralStrong RIndependentVery ConHS Educa
Credibility Interval: ± 16.3 pct pointsMaleFemale18-3435-4950-6465+18-4950+WhiteBlackHispanicStrong RRepublicIndy LeaIndependIndy LeaDemocratStrong DRepublicIndependDemocratVery ConSomewhatModerateSomewhatVery LibImmigratTerrorisEconomyNationalTrumpClintonNeverOccasionRegularlYesNoYesNoHigh SchSome Col4-year C< $40K$40K - $> $80KCell PhoLandlineAtlantaNorthwesSouth & UrbanSuburbanRuralMenWomenMenWomenMenMenWomenMenMen
Enthusiastically2214861141175190402106300319044140023520081055147160121061061393811011118365014530
With Reservations982413254900003500009003600023100305092740502637631090810008104
Not Sure220200020200002000002002000000200002000200200202002002002002000
Total3424101212722493004121511300330049210025850011101252282541217612141618911140201416485024634
Composition of Johnson Voters100%71%29%36%36%21%7%72%28%89%0%11%2%7%45%34%10%0%0%9%88%0%11%27%62%0%0%5%14%23%15%0%0%34%31%35%14%68%25%75%12%36%52%20%38%42%48%52%27%33%40%0%60%40%47%13%24%16%0%71%17%10%11%
 
9Is yours more a vote FOR Jill Stein? A vote AGAINST Hillary Clinton? Or a vote AGAINST Donald Trump?
10 Stein VotersAllGenderAge<50 / 50+RaceParty AffiliationParty AffiliationIdeologyIssuePresidential VotAttend ChurchEvangelicalMilitary / VeterEducationIncomeCell Phone / LanRegionUrbanitySuburbanRuralStrong RIndependentVery ConHS Educa
Credibility Interval: ± 31.3 pct pointsMaleFemale18-3435-4950-6465+18-4950+WhiteBlackHispanicStrong RRepublicIndy LeaIndependIndy LeaDemocratStrong DRepublicIndependDemocratVery ConSomewhatModerateSomewhatVery LibImmigratTerrorisEconomyNationalTrumpClintonNeverOccasionRegularlYesNoYesNoHigh SchSome Col4-year C< $40K$40K - $> $80KCell PhoLandlineAtlantaNorthwesSouth & UrbanSuburbanRuralMenWomenMenWomenMenMenWomenMenMen
For Stein413220141400000220004000023001000400042211211222014013100301301
Against Clinton000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
Against Trump532500050230002030005000203020000203503220320305050500000003200
Not Sure000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
Total10557201916300022600010000227021000604556432532528064523200305501
Composition of Stein Voters100%52%48%72%15%0%13%87%13%62%34%4%0%4%16%23%54%3%0%4%94%3%0%4%16%15%65%0%16%8%4%0%0%60%0%40%50%50%62%38%30%18%52%31%20%49%22%78%3%59%39%53%18%29%18%0%0%29%0%48%46%0%14%
 
10Do you vote for Stein enthusiastically? Or with reservations?
10 Stein VotersAllGenderAge<50 / 50+RaceParty AffiliationParty AffiliationIdeologyIssuePresidential VotAttend ChurchEvangelicalMilitary / VeterEducationIncomeCell Phone / LanRegionUrbanitySuburbanRuralStrong RIndependentVery ConHS Educa
Credibility Interval: ± 25.7 pct pointsMaleFemale18-3435-4950-6465+18-4950+WhiteBlackHispanicStrong RRepublicIndy LeaIndependIndy LeaDemocratStrong DRepublicIndependDemocratVery ConSomewhatModerateSomewhatVery LibImmigratTerrorisEconomyNationalTrumpClintonNeverOccasionRegularlYesNoYesNoHigh SchSome Col4-year C< $40K$40K - $> $80KCell PhoLandlineAtlantaNorthwesSouth & UrbanSuburbanRuralMenWomenMenWomenMenMenWomenMenMen
Enthusiastically853700171530002160008000206021000503534431331326062511100105301
With Reservations202020121200000200002000020000000201022000201202002002000200200
Not Sure0--------------------------------------------------------------
Total10557201916300022600010000227021000604556432532528064523200305501
Composition of Stein Voters100%52%48%72%15%0%13%87%13%62%34%4%0%4%16%23%54%3%0%4%94%3%0%4%16%15%65%0%16%8%4%0%0%60%0%40%50%50%62%38%30%18%52%31%20%49%22%78%3%59%39%53%18%29%18%0%0%29%0%48%46%0%14%
 
In past Presidential elections, have you more often voted for the Republican candidate? More often voted for the Democratic candidate? Or have you in the past split pretty much down the middle?
28 Protest VotersAllGenderAge<50 / 50+RaceParty AffiliationParty AffiliationIdeologyIssuePresidential VotAttend ChurchEvangelicalMilitary / VeterEducationIncomeCell Phone / LanRegionUrbanitySuburbanRuralStrong RIndependentVery ConHS Educa
Credibility Interval: ± 18.9 pct pointsMaleFemale18-3435-4950-6465+18-4950+WhiteBlackHispanicStrong RRepublicIndy LeaIndependIndy LeaDemocratStrong DRepublicIndependDemocratVery ConSomewhatModerateSomewhatVery LibImmigratTerrorisEconomyNationalTrumpClintonNeverOccasionRegularlYesNoYesNoHigh SchSome Col4-year C< $40K$40K - $> $80KCell PhoLandlineAtlantaNorthwesSouth & UrbanSuburbanRuralMenWomenMenWomenMenMenWomenMenMen
Republican7523211526001410010511013101140--304152413322334232052322010101
Democrat9453340542703000042316304100421--125432734124337135423200200002
Split9278001811801080000180051201502--071537208051272117530210002600
Not Sure3030120120000000000000000000100--2000202------03210020020000000
Total28121614662198815044910628973684021173006910101311144154978121668149124742212703
Composition of Protest Voters100%42%58%49%21%22%9%70%30%30%53%0%16%15%33%2%1%21%6%31%36%27%12%23%31%17%1%6%39%25%12%  23%36%41%39%50%43%57%18%63%19%37%28%34%43%57%22%28%50%36%47%17%27%16%7%8%4%9%25%0%11%
 
12Which ONE of these 6 issues is the single most important issue facing the country today? Immigration? Terrorism? The Economy? National Security? Education? The environment? Or is some other issue most important?
656 Likely POTUS Voters Plus ProtestersAllGenderAge<50 / 50+RaceParty AffiliationParty AffiliationIdeologyIssuePresidential VotAttend ChurchEvangelicalMilitary / VeterEducationIncomeCell Phone / LanRegionUrbanitySuburbanRuralStrong RIndependentVery ConHS Educa
Credibility Interval: ± 3.9 pct pointsMaleFemale18-3435-4950-6465+18-4950+WhiteBlackHispanicStrong RRepublicIndy LeaIndependIndy LeaDemocratStrong DRepublicIndependDemocratVery ConSomewhatModerateSomewhatVery LibImmigratTerrorisEconomyNationalTrumpClintonNeverOccasionRegularlYesNoYesNoHigh SchSome Col4-year C< $40K$40K - $> $80KCell PhoLandlineAtlantaNorthwesSouth & UrbanSuburbanRuralMenWomenMenWomenMenMenWomenMenMen
Immigration57282996281415424871241097034341672417122057000401071930342024339202813211918392022151822159138812106134
Terrorism1727010121525048749810755240352811727217445476151456401720094541863819152649650496055544451121506953367556373819371519272721
Economy2161141024156823896120118761435322813194243676084454563361700216079115607084911087114235691096260897414285696352956242543427193327259
National Security785028103124124137581361515305433304062426204000078521015214133353839730401726343345151845548243216159633793
Education47272019168435121818201071961212619161291800001308142483512341072810132315322811811257168340161018
Environment16412175378101530013273392129200003111014213106011432114112104096172402100
Other502426201510535152716634591179725166320760000927191318113218319211920141322281312256251561987317733
Not Sure21814359481311913510363839546020000891613867132897668144893125573213110
Total6563253311231882161283113453961953712310110153649510122421819616815218173495717221678287266138206295278301244393122215298187196239224432216218221131311190149162929857133857849
Composition of Likely POTUS Voters Plus Protesters100%50%50%19%29%33%20%47%53%60%30%6%19%16%15%8%10%15%16%34%33%30%26%23%28%11%8%9%26%33%12%46%42%22%32%46%43%47%38%62%19%34%47%30%32%38%34%66%33%33%34%20%48%29%23%25%14%15%9%20%13%12%7%
 
If the election for United States Senator from Georgia were today, and you were filling out your ballot right now, who would you vote for? Republican Johnny Isakson? Democrat Jim Barksdale? Or Libertarian Allen Buckley?
570 Likely Senate VotersAllGenderAge<50 / 50+RaceParty AffiliationParty AffiliationIdeologyIssuePresidential VotAttend ChurchEvangelicalMilitary / VeterEducationIncomeCell Phone / LanRegionUrbanitySuburbanRuralStrong RIndependentVery ConHS Educa
Credibility Interval: ± 4.2 pct pointsMaleFemale18-3435-4950-6465+18-4950+WhiteBlackHispanicStrong RRepublicIndy LeaIndependIndy LeaDemocratStrong DRepublicIndependDemocratVery ConSomewhatModerateSomewhatVery LibImmigratTerrorisEconomyNationalTrumpClintonNeverOccasionRegularlYesNoYesNoHigh SchSome Col4-year C< $40K$40K - $> $80KCell PhoLandlineAtlantaNorthwesSouth & UrbanSuburbanRuralMenWomenMenWomenMenMenWomenMenMen
Johnny Isakson (R)276148128288290761101662332712103766817640179914991016730368278522321342711591579811215844891375678126712055911210532130111755553585160314519
Jim Barksdale (D)22099121536475281171037611716812143966909541563916605538940928519757699070132761404665103696778791411104565611104144661526033222218
Allen Buckley (L)2617105126318924203396500519083141056441531010742162029155101013138127510114692314550
Undecided4821261210171021262320543674143717181271564315157822132591619163181722112313291816131817227101252010743
Total570285285981681881172663043561673411882844354849320018217715812715665435214318971259235122175265247270210349101179278142177227193378194182195114273170134139828853117657639
Composition of Likely Senate Voters100%50%50%17%29%33%20%47%53%62%29%6%21%14%15%8%10%15%16%35%32%31%28%22%27%11%8%9%25%33%12%47%42%22%31%47%44%48%38%62%18%32%50%26%32%42%34%66%34%32%34%20%48%30%23%24%14%16%9%21%11%13%7%
 
Is your opinion of Barack Obama... extremely favorable? Favorable? Unfavorable? Or extremely unfavorable?
656 Likely POTUS Voters Plus ProtestersAllGenderAge<50 / 50+RaceParty AffiliationParty AffiliationIdeologyIssuePresidential VotAttend ChurchEvangelicalMilitary / VeterEducationIncomeCell Phone / LanRegionUrbanitySuburbanRuralStrong RIndependentVery ConHS Educa
Credibility Interval: ± 3.9 pct pointsMaleFemale18-3435-4950-6465+18-4950+WhiteBlackHispanicStrong RRepublicIndy LeaIndependIndy LeaDemocratStrong DRepublicIndependDemocratVery ConSomewhatModerateSomewhatVery LibImmigratTerrorisEconomyNationalTrumpClintonNeverOccasionRegularlYesNoYesNoHigh SchSome Col4-year C< $40K$40K - $> $80KCell PhoLandlineAtlantaNorthwesSouth & UrbanSuburbanRuralMenWomenMenWomenMenMenWomenMenMen
Extremely Favorable20688118455375329810850127111121834588513431434375644419437833186477079701106613048598869646257149925361561003437631520127161618
Favorable114664731402815714362351226917253516851511420482273204814107538314233684071253253353144664752233935502633171115131201114
Unfavorable7643331522251438396573826261040034401936234051731144741922343233284773137181936245320272974224241812125271351
Extremely Unfavorable25012612527728566991512162110102675916120168762101845141408757472251317813813887104140418511858819572178501138729115104546154504945314616
Not Sure1028513264350006100007005300051010361536407160255235532121102500
Total6563253311231882161283113453961953712310110153649510122421819616815218173495717221678287266138206295278301244393122215298187196239224432216218221131311190149162929857133857849
Composition of Likely POTUS Voters Plus Protesters100%50%50%19%29%33%20%47%53%60%30%6%19%16%15%8%10%15%16%34%33%30%26%23%28%11%8%9%26%33%12%46%42%22%32%46%43%47%38%62%19%34%47%30%32%38%34%66%33%33%34%20%48%29%23%25%14%15%9%20%13%12%7%
 
Is your opinion of Donald Trump ...
656 Likely POTUS Voters Plus ProtestersAllGenderAge<50 / 50+RaceParty AffiliationParty AffiliationIdeologyIssuePresidential VotAttend ChurchEvangelicalMilitary / VeterEducationIncomeCell Phone / LanRegionUrbanitySuburbanRuralStrong RIndependentVery ConHS Educa
Credibility Interval: ± 3.9 pct pointsMaleFemale18-3435-4950-6465+18-4950+WhiteBlackHispanicStrong RRepublicIndy LeaIndependIndy LeaDemocratStrong DRepublicIndependDemocratVery ConSomewhatModerateSomewhatVery LibImmigratTerrorisEconomyNationalTrumpClintonNeverOccasionRegularlYesNoYesNoHigh SchSome Col4-year C< $40K$40K - $> $80KCell PhoLandlineAtlantaNorthwesSouth & UrbanSuburbanRuralMenWomenMenWomenMenMenWomenMenMen
Extremely Favorable13769671241414253841082176325271510489424524928112946352012951642778240647129456149344829108245557175264282430343129132011
Favorable1598475214552416693135173445743617010151761612932165443301417245181885660952356762456695210739695125785538402629223020289
Unfavorable8148332613339394243211648161292661237321918287661534101243212336304337431325422516364239362421233818211710702611114
Extremely Unfavorable26211215065838034148114101133109101317546090198415134219261405549813120874849472156781735683111848481951681116388661334857762127244401625
Not Sure1711605102512103222220214532341013643346766511168465611674195554124020
Total6563253311231882161283113453961953712310110153649510122421819616815218173495717221678287266138206295278301244393122215298187196239224432216218221131311190149162929857133857849
Composition of Likely POTUS Voters Plus Protesters100%50%50%19%29%33%20%47%53%60%30%6%19%16%15%8%10%15%16%34%33%30%26%23%28%11%8%9%26%33%12%46%42%22%32%46%43%47%38%62%19%34%47%30%32%38%34%66%33%33%34%20%48%29%23%25%14%15%9%20%13%12%7%
 
Is your opinion of Hillary Clinton...
656 Likely POTUS Voters Plus ProtestersAllGenderAge<50 / 50+RaceParty AffiliationParty AffiliationIdeologyIssuePresidential VotAttend ChurchEvangelicalMilitary / VeterEducationIncomeCell Phone / LanRegionUrbanitySuburbanRuralStrong RIndependentVery ConHS Educa
Credibility Interval: ± 3.9 pct pointsMaleFemale18-3435-4950-6465+18-4950+WhiteBlackHispanicStrong RRepublicIndy LeaIndependIndy LeaDemocratStrong DRepublicIndependDemocratVery ConSomewhatModerateSomewhatVery LibImmigratTerrorisEconomyNationalTrumpClintonNeverOccasionRegularlYesNoYesNoHigh SchSome Col4-year C< $40K$40K - $> $80KCell PhoLandlineAtlantaNorthwesSouth & UrbanSuburbanRuralMenWomenMenWomenMenMenWomenMenMen
Extremely Favorable133468719315627508332861185186317013151013573725171133512312431485349694784383755494831301035033504061231546816096109
Favorable13375593838421576575660113338355325646782212423517228558311834395249654183243269363950627170313246572328301310028191614
Unfavorable7238332524121049225111181010151855184310916256145828527202517301350215017272727132927442526219421625176106281667
Extremely Unfavorable302161141359499741291722513312104848121431188106410211174713996805825424694157161112125170411101446693126952076912410931144123806562615067394619
Not Sure1651161737106620060130073162010633124936696293833107349565143201600
Total6563253311231882161283113453961953712310110153649510122421819616815218173495717221678287266138206295278301244393122215298187196239224432216218221131311190149162929857133857849
Composition of Likely POTUS Voters Plus Protesters100%50%50%19%29%33%20%47%53%60%30%6%19%16%15%8%10%15%16%34%33%30%26%23%28%11%8%9%26%33%12%46%42%22%32%46%43%47%38%62%19%34%47%30%32%38%34%66%33%33%34%20%48%29%23%25%14%15%9%20%13%12%7%
 
17Just a few more quick questions on a number of different topics ... First, should people whose names appear on the federal government's no-fly list be allowed to buy guns? Or not?
800 AdultsAllGenderAge<50 / 50+RaceParty AffiliationParty AffiliationIdeologyIssuePresidential VotAttend ChurchEvangelicalMilitary / VeterEducationIncomeCell Phone / LanRegionUrbanitySuburbanRuralStrong RIndependentVery ConHS Educa
Credibility Interval: ± 3.1 pct pointsMaleFemale18-3435-4950-6465+18-4950+WhiteBlackHispanicStrong RRepublicIndy LeaIndependIndy LeaDemocratStrong DRepublicIndependDemocratVery ConSomewhatModerateSomewhatVery LibImmigratTerrorisEconomyNationalTrumpClintonNeverOccasionRegularlYesNoYesNoHigh SchSome Col4-year C< $40K$40K - $> $80KCell PhoLandlineAtlantaNorthwesSouth & UrbanSuburbanRuralMenWomenMenWomenMenMenWomenMenMen
Should11082283435212069426630101921181251814403431422027154151741114536203949594243651636553239365556403634383431181624715268378
Should Not584249335109167201107276309360159389189786670778418021416111712518072483912814459201207140186243208302196368126192243180185183193391193205186873081661311776996331011133751
Not Sure10550563621272157496335422122199118343919274021553273174123194340562741613330383924384560233647223936221720161521181314
Total80038141917922225014940139948922352132122117888410610625328821118718422892575717221678287266178268332323371280494175259337251248256293507256277267148381233171210113119631481398773
Composition of Adults100%48%52%22%28%31%19%50%50%61%28%6%17%15%15%11%11%13%13%32%36%27%24%23%29%12%7%9%26%33%12%46%42%23%34%43%42%48%36%64%23%34%44%33%33%34%37%63%32%35%33%19%48%30%21%26%14%15%8%19%17%11%9%
 
18In general, should undocumented immigrants in the United States be allowed to stay? Or should they be deported back to their native countries?
800 AdultsAllGenderAge<50 / 50+RaceParty AffiliationParty AffiliationIdeologyIssuePresidential VotAttend ChurchEvangelicalMilitary / VeterEducationIncomeCell Phone / LanRegionUrbanitySuburbanRuralStrong RIndependentVery ConHS Educa
Credibility Interval: ± 3.5 pct pointsMaleFemale18-3435-4950-6465+18-4950+WhiteBlackHispanicStrong RRepublicIndy LeaIndependIndy LeaDemocratStrong DRepublicIndependDemocratVery ConSomewhatModerateSomewhatVery LibImmigratTerrorisEconomyNationalTrumpClintonNeverOccasionRegularlYesNoYesNoHigh SchSome Col4-year C< $40K$40K - $> $80KCell PhoLandlineAtlantaNorthwesSouth & UrbanSuburbanRuralMenWomenMenWomenMenMenWomenMenMen
Be Allowed To Stay2561251319555713515010710710731131321353556692691124402877543974081820145678895791538716251831129073821051521106878761105244662626943472724
Be Deported415207208611271408718822730278201079176433025241981494812612711018948107915623466831391791941641502499213717011914312414027510216015360190148919979705281685544
Not Sure128488023403927636579380111819101925132948392130401982254413325428415750554283323854413250488044493612813337449242242455
Total80038141917922225014940139948922352132122117888410610625328821118718422892575717221678287266178268332323371280494175259337251248256293507256277267148381233171210113119631481398773
Composition of Adults100%48%52%22%28%31%19%50%50%61%28%6%17%15%15%11%11%13%13%32%36%27%24%23%29%12%7%9%26%33%12%46%42%23%34%43%42%48%36%64%23%34%44%33%33%34%37%63%32%35%33%19%48%30%21%26%14%15%8%19%17%11%9%
 
19Over the past 8 years, have race relations generally gotten better in the United States? Gotten worse? Or stayed about same?
800 AdultsAllGenderAge<50 / 50+RaceParty AffiliationParty AffiliationIdeologyIssuePresidential VotAttend ChurchEvangelicalMilitary / VeterEducationIncomeCell Phone / LanRegionUrbanitySuburbanRuralStrong RIndependentVery ConHS Educa
Credibility Interval: ± 3.4 pct pointsMaleFemale18-3435-4950-6465+18-4950+WhiteBlackHispanicStrong RRepublicIndy LeaIndependIndy LeaDemocratStrong DRepublicIndependDemocratVery ConSomewhatModerateSomewhatVery LibImmigratTerrorisEconomyNationalTrumpClintonNeverOccasionRegularlYesNoYesNoHigh SchSome Col4-year C< $40K$40K - $> $80KCell PhoLandlineAtlantaNorthwesSouth & UrbanSuburbanRuralMenWomenMenWomenMenMenWomenMenMen
Gotten Better9752453727211164335025187145151426152035412018301116617384165315394238513166171366222546564149262337471020274651718153
Gotten Worse516235281991531669825226433013427116828747524756198185103138129142482841118124602251291081652252222181803131121851951631661541823341391921857225416811913580885491955748
Same176918540405938809610260792422261830333365632734533212936521245825261595798651074259706352524912664545735745231432923440261521
Not Sure1139325256750022003122413311012112335553842625456353462150201101
Total80038141917922225014940139948922352132122117888410610625328821118718422892575717221678287266178268332323371280494175259337251248256293507256277267148381233171210113119631481398773
Composition of Adults100%48%52%22%28%31%19%50%50%61%28%6%17%15%15%11%11%13%13%32%36%27%24%23%29%12%7%9%26%33%12%46%42%23%34%43%42%48%36%64%23%34%44%33%33%34%37%63%32%35%33%19%48%30%21%26%14%15%8%19%17%11%9%
 
20Do you approve or disapprove of Governor Deal's veto of HB859, known as the campus carry act?
800 AdultsAllGenderAge<50 / 50+RaceParty AffiliationParty AffiliationIdeologyIssuePresidential VotAttend ChurchEvangelicalMilitary / VeterEducationIncomeCell Phone / LanRegionUrbanitySuburbanRuralStrong RIndependentVery ConHS Educa
Credibility Interval: ± 3.5 pct pointsMaleFemale18-3435-4950-6465+18-4950+WhiteBlackHispanicStrong RRepublicIndy LeaIndependIndy LeaDemocratStrong DRepublicIndependDemocratVery ConSomewhatModerateSomewhatVery LibImmigratTerrorisEconomyNationalTrumpClintonNeverOccasionRegularlYesNoYesNoHigh SchSome Col4-year C< $40K$40K - $> $80KCell PhoLandlineAtlantaNorthwesSouth & UrbanSuburbanRuralMenWomenMenWomenMenMenWomenMenMen
Approve2891501395094104411441451917318393749254049437611492576193452018599025901207692110921631041746482133698311910618310198905414778717640382064503032
Disapprove25315310044648461108145151781362423720152833103716176636721162654703511972488710913588971455087104669279741796989955110388594455343452194628
Not Sure2587718184656247149109147712131433043292930741025954606825211359561878745488112951207917462909911573581131458690834313166428919481032701014
Total80038141917922225014940139948922352132122117888410610625328821118718422892575717221678287266178268332323371280494175259337251248256293507256277267148381233171210113119631481398773
Composition of Adults100%48%52%22%28%31%19%50%50%61%28%6%17%15%15%11%11%13%13%32%36%27%24%23%29%12%7%9%26%33%12%46%42%23%34%43%42%48%36%64%23%34%44%33%33%34%37%63%32%35%33%19%48%30%21%26%14%15%8%19%17%11%9%
 
21Do you approve or disapprove of Governor Deal's veto of HB757, known as the religious liberty act?
800 AdultsAllGenderAge<50 / 50+RaceParty AffiliationParty AffiliationIdeologyIssuePresidential VotAttend ChurchEvangelicalMilitary / VeterEducationIncomeCell Phone / LanRegionUrbanitySuburbanRuralStrong RIndependentVery ConHS Educa
Credibility Interval: ± 3.5 pct pointsMaleFemale18-3435-4950-6465+18-4950+WhiteBlackHispanicStrong RRepublicIndy LeaIndependIndy LeaDemocratStrong DRepublicIndependDemocratVery ConSomewhatModerateSomewhatVery LibImmigratTerrorisEconomyNationalTrumpClintonNeverOccasionRegularlYesNoYesNoHigh SchSome Col4-year C< $40K$40K - $> $80KCell PhoLandlineAtlantaNorthwesSouth & UrbanSuburbanRuralMenWomenMenWomenMenMenWomenMenMen
Approve2951401566577107471421541926629333341414251466612498575910046232051991781131749512197167981926879142848511311218312191826514180647834461259652934
Disapprove24715492348274561161311428111663641221921271028348825954211823656134121644073121137811061274582106539582731735894954310881624552293863204825
Not Sure258871718063694614311515576123452342522333286816548677325161456562684716410089891227617562988911469621071517791904013272458727451327551014
Total80038141917922225014940139948922352132122117888410610625328821118718422892575717221678287266178268332323371280494175259337251248256293507256277267148381233171210113119631481398773
Composition of Adults100%48%52%22%28%31%19%50%50%61%28%6%17%15%15%11%11%13%13%32%36%27%24%23%29%12%7%9%26%33%12%46%42%23%34%43%42%48%36%64%23%34%44%33%33%34%37%63%32%35%33%19%48%30%21%26%14%15%8%19%17%11%9%