Interactive: What Georgia Republicans think about the top races and issues
With weeks until Election Day, a new poll from The Atlanta Journal-Constitution shows who is leading the big Republican races and what they think about the major issues facing the state.
The poll of 1,000 likely Republican primary voters was conducted for the AJC on April 18-26 by the University of Georgia’s School of Public and International Affairs. The margin of sampling error is 3.1 percentage points. The results were weighted to reflect the Republican primary electorate based on race, sex, age and education.
AJC primary elections polls
Democratic Governor: Bottoms leads as Democratic rivals hope for runoff
GOP Governor: More than $100M later, race is neck-and-neck
Lieutenant Governor: Democrats, Republicans have no idea who should be lieutenant governor
Democratic Senate: Democrats high on Ossoff heading into tough election
GOP Senate: Collins leads in primary, but most voters undecided
Explore complete poll results: Democrats | Republicans
Popularity test: Gov. Brian Kemp bets his clout can lift Derek Dooley
Technology: Voters back AI rules as campaigns’ fake videos, deepfakes prompt concerns
Elections: Georgians, even many Republicans, oppose a federal election takeover
Economy: Georgians concerned about inflation, economy as midterms loom
Foreign policy: War in Iran creates another deep split among Georgia voters
Undecided voters: Georgia’s midterm voters are worlds apart. But neither group can decide.
Voter confidence: Georgia Democrats show growing confidence in fairness of elections
Presidential approval: Georgia Republican voters are still all-in for Trump
PDF crosstabs: Democrats | Republicans
FAQ: How the AJC polls Georgia voters
Poll archive: View past AJC poll results