Georgia Governor Brian Kemp’s poll numbers are looking good, despite strong opposition in his own party and the possibility of another head-to-head matchup against Democrat Stacy Abrams; that according to two polls release this week.
The polls from The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and Quinnipiac University, both released within a day of each other, each put Kemp in better standing than his primary challenger.
The Quinnipiac poll pegged Kemp with a 7-point advantage over Perdue in the GOP primary. The AJC poll, meanwhile, gave him a wider lead than Perdue over Democrat Stacey Abrams in a hypothetical head-to-head matchup.
Kemp’s aides have relentlessly promoted the findings – and leveraged them to call on Perdue to drop out.
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