GA-PrimR/GaPundit.com: Perdue not winning the primary ?

[Tender Branson]

We surveyed 1006 likely Republican Primary Voters on the evenings of May 12-13, 2014. We weighted the results to approximate the distribution of voters’ age groups in the 2010 General Primary Election.

The question: If the Republican Primary for US Senate were held today and the candidates were Paul Broun, Phil Gingrey, Karen Handel, Jack Kingston, and David Perdue, for whom would you vote?

    Jack Kingston……..20.5%
    Karen Handel……..20.1%
    David Perdue………20.1%
    Phil Gingrey………..12.1%
    Paul Broun………….11.0%
    Derrick Grayson…..2.4%
    Art Gardner………….2.1%
    Undecided……………11.7%

Data collection was done by IVR phone polling using a series of voice questions and prompts recorded by professional voice talent. Margin of error is +/- 3.1 points at the 95% confidence interval.

http://gapundit.com/2014/05/14/united-states-senate-poll-results-close-call

[Chancellor Tanterterg]

Decimals

[windjammer]

Decimals

Sorry Tendez Branson, but it's time to make an another Branson's rule! No polls with decimals

[LeBron]

Like Tender said before, don't throw away a poll just because of decimals. Even in this case, this poll shows that Perdue, whose never held public office, doesn't have a reliable base to get turnout and that could be enough of a problem for him to struggle among undecided's today. At least for Gingrey and Broun, who still stand little chance of making the runoff, they have their Tea Party base who will vote no matter what and could also benefit Handel and Kingston in the process.

Whoever we end up with though, all major Republican candidates won't promise to support McConnell for leader and not all of them are shrugging off the Tea Party label, so I won't count Nunn out no matter who's nominee.

[ElectionsGuy]

Eh, polls have been all over the place. I still expect Perdue to win by a few points.