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The runoff race between Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock and Republican nominee Herschel Walker stays tight in Georgia, an AARP ballot finds.
Warnock leads Walker by 4 factors, 51% – 47%, amongst possible runoff voters of all ages, a margin throughout the ballot’s 4.4% margin-of-error.
Amongst all unbiased voters, Warnock leads Walker 15 share factors, 54% – 39%. One of many solely main demographic teams the place Walker holds a lead over Warnock is amongst voters over 50, the place Walker has a nine-point benefit, 53% – 44%.
Walker additionally holds a slim lead amongst voters who do not need a school diploma and amongst white voters of all ages. In the meantime, Warnock leads amongst voters underneath age 50 by 24 share factors, 61% – 37%.
Warnock additionally leads amongst ladies of all ages by 11 factors, 55% – 44%.
The AARP ballot additionally requested possible voters for his or her view of every candidate. Fifty-one % of all possible voters have a positive view of Warnock, whereas 45% of possible voters in the identical age group view Walker favorably.
Forty-five % of possible voters have an unfavorable view of Warnock, whereas 49% view Walker unfavorably.
Amongst unbiased voters, Warnock has a internet constructive favorability ranking, with 52% of this group viewing him favorably and 39% viewing him unfavorably. The identical group offers Walker a 37% favorability ranking and a 53% unfavorable ranking.
Walker’s favorability ranking is simply above 50% amongst Republicans, males over age 50, voters over age 65, white voters and voters with out a faculty diploma.
In the meantime, Warnock’s favorability ranking is above 50% amongst all possible voters, voters underneath age 50, Democrats, independents, ladies, Black voters and voters with a school diploma.
The AARP ballot was performed from November 11 by November 17 and has a margin of error of +/- 4.4%. The ballot has a consultant statewide pattern of 500 possible voters, with an oversample of 550 voters over age 50 and a further oversample of 133 Black voters over age 50. The survey was performed through landline, cellphone and text-to-web.
