In the state of Georgia, Republican Governor Brian Kemp was put through a grueling primary election this year.
Kemp was challenged by former GOP Sen. David Perdue. Perdue, with the strong support of Trump, charged that Kemp didn’t do his job or uphold election integrity rules when they mattered.
However, despite the relitigation of the 2020 presidential election, Kemp ultimately survived Perdue’s primary challenge and went on to secure the nomination of the Georgia Republican Party.
Since then, Perdue’s committed to backing Kemp every step of the way in his general election matchup against Georgia Democratic candidate Stacey Abrams.
The latest poll on Kemp vs. Abrams
The Georgia governor beat Abrams back in 2018. Judging from a brand new poll by ECU Center for Survey Research, Kemp remains on track to yet another victory against her.
Polling data shows Kemp carrying 50% support amongst Georgia voters; meanwhile, Abrams trails the GOP incumbent with just 45% of Georgia voters’ backing.
Abrams has more funding than she did when she lost the 2018 Georgia gubernatorial election. Although, Kemp also has the incumbency in his favor.
