POLL: Who is the stronger Democratic Georgia senate candidate, notwithstanding their opponents?

[MargieCat]

Is Ossoff or Warnock the stronger candidate?

Perdue and Loeffler not relevant to this question.

[This user has not been convicted of 34 felonies]

Warnock is practically the perfect candidate for Georgia. Maybe second to Stacey Abrams.

[ProgressiveModerate]

I think they both compliment eachother well as canidates. Whether it'll be enough to win? We'll just have to wait and see.

[MT Treasurer]

Probably Ossoff narrowly, but assessing ‘candidate quality’ is almost always not an open-and-shut case but rather an inherently subjective process driven by one's personal preferences and preconceptions. If either candidate wins, it will be, above all, due to the state's rapid D trend and favorable turnout patterns, not because either candidate ran an amazing campaign and their opponent did not (similarly, if Perdue and Loeffler win, it will be mostly due to the runoff deciding Senate control).

[Progressive Pessimist]

I wish we could fuse him and Ossoff into the ultimate suburban-black vote coalition unity candidate.

[Rookie Yinzer]

Warnock.

[Yellowhammer]

Warnock because of his skin color

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Warnock, but both Loeffler and Perdue dumped stocks during  Covid

All McConnell has to do is do the right thing and include 1200 or 600 bucks in the Stimulus and won't have to worry about this, but his refused

Bad news for people dependence on unemployment and the rent momentum is expiring on 1/1/21

[SCNCmod]

I think Ossoff & Warnock are both probably better candidates than the hyper-scrutiny would lead people to believe.  But I definitely think the combination of them running together, is a strong paring for giving Dems their best shot at winning 2 Senate seats in a runoff- b/c it allows Dems to better target 2 demographics that have had lower turnout in past runoffs (minority voters, and young voters).

I'm really hoping black voters and youth voters make up a higher % of the runoff voters- if so, I think Dems will win by 2-4%. (Republicans's had 90% turnout in the general- It seems like that would be really hard to replicate that in the runoff).