Georgia Senate Race 2014

[GaussLaw]

I personally think the leaked campaign memo may very well be Nunn's death blow.  Perdue might even be able to get 50% and avoid a runoff at this rate.

[NHLiberal]

I want to wait to see how the memo issue plays out, it literally shouldn't be an issue at all and is no worse (and probably a lot better) than most internal campaign memos, but I'm guessing it will still have an effect. In the time frame between primary runoff and the leak of the memo, I had been slightly leaning toward a Perdue runoff victory, but we'll see what happens. Still not anywhere close to unwinnable for Nunn.

[Adam Griffin]

I personally think the leaked campaign memo may very well be Nunn's death blow.  Perdue might even be able to get 50% and avoid a runoff at this rate.

Please stop trolling.

[Vega]

Pretty sure that it will go to a run-off, that Perdue will win within 5 points.

[GaussLaw]

I personally think the leaked campaign memo may very well be Nunn's death blow.  Perdue might even be able to get 50% and avoid a runoff at this rate.

Please stop trolling.

I was just saying Perdue avoiding a runoff was a possibility. 

For instance, if the Yougov poll is accurate, Perdue is at 50%, and that's before taking undecideds into account.  Now, obviously Landmark gives a different picture, but a 50% Perdue win is possible.

[Never]

Perdue seems to have the advantage at this point, and he definitely has at least some chance at making it to 50% in November. Runoff or not, Perdue will probably win.

[Maxwell]

Perdue has the advantage at the moment, but Nunn could turn it around. Then again, she hasn't been as tested as a Senate candidate should be.

[TDAS04]

Probably Perdue. 

[illegaloperation]

There's nothing in the leak that is exactly shocking or unexpected, so I doubt it will have much of an impact.

That said, the possibility of a runoff is most worrying.

[Warren 4 Secretary of Everything]

I personally think the leaked campaign memo may very well be Nunn's death blow.  Perdue might even be able to get 50% and avoid a runoff at this rate.

Please stop trolling.

I was just saying Perdue avoiding a runoff was a possibility. 

For instance, if the Yougov poll is accurate, Perdue is at 50%, and that's before taking undecideds into account.  Now, obviously Landmark gives a different picture, but a 50% Perdue win is possible.

This alone disqualifies your entire statement.

[NickCT]

I've long maintained Nunn will win this race.  It has been trending towards her for some time now, and I think in the end Republicans will take the seat for granted just enough so that Nunn's ground game pulls it off.  It won't be pretty, but I think Democrats can get enough voters out to ensure that Nunn wins.  If it goes to a run off, though, I think Nunn is in a much tougher position.