A new Atlanta Journal-Constitution poll shows that Georgia voters are broadly suspicious of President Donald Trump's signature accomplishment in his first year in office: the package of $1.5 trillion in tax cuts that Republicans will take to the campaign trail for midterm elections this year. The poll shows only about one-third of voters approve of the legislation. To read more on what Georgians have to say about the tax cuts, click here for our in-depth report at myAJC.com.
BREAKING IT DOWN: Check out our interactive graphic for an even closer look at how Georgians feel. You can view poll results by gender, age, political affiliation, region and religion. Click here for the interactive results.
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT:
Poll part one: On Friday, the AJC released the first results in the poll, which examined President Donald Trump's approval ratings in Georgia. Our survey found that 6 in 10 registered voters disapprove of his performance in office. That's a decline from an AJC poll taken a year ago shortly before Trump took office. For more on Georgians' take on Trump, click here to see the report at myAJC.com.
Poll part two: On Saturday, the AJC released results of the poll connected to legislative issues. A majority of Georgia voters say the Georgia Legislature should agree to offer Amazon more than $1 billion in incentives to lure the internet retail giant's second headquarters. Such a move could bring 50,000 jobs to Georgia. In the poll, Georgians also talked about improving education, Medicaid expansion and some controversial issues that have residents divided. For more on Amazon HQ2 and issues faced by state legislators this year, click here.
