You have to remember Georgia has a run-off if no one reaches 50%, and the run-off electorate is always much smaller and more Republican than the general election one. The Libertarian Party candidate is holding both under 50%, and it really doesn’t matter if Nunn gets a plurality, she’ll be toast in a run-off.
It’s the same thing that happened in 2008 with Saxby Chambliss and Jim Martin. Martin came so close to Chambliss in the general, and got completely crushed in the run-off.
That is correct, I’d say spawn of Nunn has a zero percent chance to top 50%, so at worse it will be a runoff that will be hard for her to win.
I don’t like Perdue and opposed him in the primary, but no one has any right to complain about jobs being outsourced, not with the hostile businesses environment in this country. I guess you could me an anti-populist.