GA-Polling Company/Woman Trend/Citizens United: Gingrey leads GOP primary

[Tender Branson]

Gingrey draws 19 percent support in the seven-candidate field, according to a survey conducted by Republican pollster KellyAnne Conway for the conservative group Citizens United, which is backing Rep. Paul Broun (R-Ga.)

In second place behind Gingrey is former Georgia Secretary of State Karen Handel (R), who pulls 14 percent support, followed by Broun, at 13 percent. Rep. Jack Kingston (R-Ga.) is at 11 percent in the poll and wealthy businessman David Perdue (R) is at 8 percent.

The live-caller poll of 600 likely Republican primary voters was conducted by polling company, inc./Woman Trend, Conway's firm, on Friday, Jan. 31 and Saturday, Feb. 1. It has a 3.9 percent margin of error.

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Citizens United argues the poll shows Broun to be in a strong position.

http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/197322-gop-poll-gingrey-leads-in-georgia-senate-primary

[ElectionsGuy]

Gingrey I think is better than Braun electability wise, but the situation still isn't good on the republican side. I'm still hoping Handel can get a boost, she's probably the best republican in this wretched field. If Nunn wins It'll be because the republicans picked a bad candidate (or that there were no good candidates).

[Maxwell]

Perdue is becoming a lighter and lighter shade of dark horse. He's up from his early 5 percent and I think the trend is continuing. If he wins the primary, I think he's the most electable of the bunch, as he doesn't alienate any conservatives (like Jack Kingston, pork barreler, may), and he doesn't seem like a radical (like Gingry or Broun).

[MadmanMotley]

Why didn't they include Yu and Grayson? Shameful

[Morning in Atlas]

Glorious news!