Georgia Exit Poll: President

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Are you:
(4,367 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Male44% responded	43%	55%
Female56% responded	54%	45%

Are you:
(4,322 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
White61% responded	30%	69%
Black29% responded	88%	11%
Hispanic/Latino7% responded	62%	37%
Asian1% responded	0%	0%
Other2% responded	58%	38%

Are you:
(4,322 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
White61% responded	30%	69%
Non-White39% responded	81%	18%

Sex by race
(4,305 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
White men29% responded	27%	72%
White women33% responded	32%	67%
Black men11% responded	83%	16%
Black women17% responded	92%	7%
Latino men3% responded	51%	48%
Latino women4% responded	69%	30%
All other races3% responded	59%	38%

In which age group are you?
(4,365 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
18-2920% responded	56%	43%
30-4424% responded	54%	44%
45-6436% responded	46%	53%
65 or over19% responded	44%	56%

To which age group do you belong?
(4,365 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
18-4444% responded	55%	43%
45+56% responded	45%	54%

In which age group are you?
(4,365 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
18-2412% responded	56%	43%
25-298% responded	56%	43%
30-3917% responded	53%	45%
40-4918% responded	50%	49%
50-6427% responded	47%	53%
65 or over19% responded	44%	56%

Which best describes your education? You have:
(4,326 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Never attended college16% responded	35%	64%
Attended college but received no degree26% responded	49%	49%
Associate's degree (AA or AS)17% responded	46%	53%
Bachelor's degree (BA or BS)26% responded	54%	45%
An advanced degree after a bachelor's degree (such as JD, MA, MBA, MD, PhD)14% responded	63%	36%

What was the last grade of school you completed?
(4,326 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
College graduate40% responded	57%	42%
No college degree60% responded	45%	54%

Education by race
(4,272 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
White college graduates26% responded	44%	55%
White non-college graduates35% responded	20%	79%
Non White college graduates14% responded	83%	16%
Non White non-college graduates25% responded	80%	19%

Education by White by Sex
(4,266 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
White women college graduates14% responded	45%	55%
White women non-college graduates19% responded	23%	76%
White men college graduates12% responded	43%	55%
White men non-college graduates17% responded	17%	83%
Non-whites39% responded	81%	18%

2019 total family income:
(1,976 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Under $30,00013% responded	59%	38%
$30,000 - $49,99919% responded	53%	45%
$50,000 - $99,99936% responded	46%	53%
$100,000 - $199,99923% responded	50%	50%
$200,000 or more8% responded	63%	35%

2019 total family income:
(1,976 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Under $50,00032% responded	56%	42%
$50,000 or more68% responded	49%	50%

2019 total family income:
(1,976 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Under $100,00068% responded	51%	48%
$100,000 or more32% responded	53%	46%

2019 total family income:
(1,976 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Under $50,00032% responded	56%	42%
$50,000-$99,99936% responded	46%	53%
$100,000 or more32% responded	53%	46%

No matter how you voted today, do you usually think of yourself as a:
(4,250 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Democrat34% responded	96%	4%
Republican38% responded	6%	94%
Independent or something else28% responded	53%	44%

On most political matters, do you consider yourself:
(4,139 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Liberal22% responded	87%	12%
Moderate38% responded	65%	33%
Conservative40% responded	14%	86%

Do you have any children under 18 living in your home?
(2,010 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Yes34% responded	45%	54%
No66% responded	50%	49%

Parents
(2,003 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Men with children15% responded	39%	60%
Women with children19% responded	50%	50%
Men without children29% responded	47%	52%
Women without children37% responded	53%	47%

White evangelical or white born-again Christians
(2,094 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
White evangelical or white born-again Christian33% responded	14%	85%
All others67% responded	70%	29%

Is this the first year you have ever voted?
(2,013 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Yes13% responded	52%	45%
No87% responded	48%	52%

Have you ever served in the U.S. military?
(1,986 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Yes15% responded	38%	61%
No85% responded	50%	49%

Are you gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender?
(1,967 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Yes7% responded	64%	34%
No93% responded	47%	52%

When did you finally decide for whom to vote in the presidential election?
(2,112 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
In the last few days2% responded	0%	0%
In the last week1% responded	0%	0%
In October8% responded	56%	39%
In September8% responded	57%	40%
Before that77% responded	49%	51%

When did you finally decide for whom to vote in the presidential election?
(2,112 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
In the last month12% responded	56%	39%
Before that85% responded	50%	50%

When did you finally decide for whom to vote in the presidential election?
(2,112 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
In the last week4% responded	56%	40%
Before that93% responded	50%	49%

Which ONE of these five issues mattered most in deciding how you voted for president? (CHECK ONLY ONE)
(2,108 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Racial inequality21% responded	90%	7%
The coronavirus pandemic14% responded	89%	11%
The economy36% responded	12%	87%
Crime and safety11% responded	27%	72%
Health care policy12% responded	81%	18%

Which ONE of these four candidate qualities mattered most in deciding how you voted for president? (CHECK ONLY ONE)
(2,108 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Can unite the country22% responded	74%	25%
Is a strong leader33% responded	21%	79%
Cares about people like me22% responded	55%	44%
Has good judgment20% responded	68%	29%

Who would better handle the economy?
(2,014 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Joe Biden45% responded	97%	2%
Donald Trump52% responded	4%	95%

Who would better handle the coronavirus pandemic?
(2,014 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Joe Biden48% responded	95%	4%
Donald Trump49% responded	2%	97%

Which is more important?
(2,095 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Containing the coronavirus now, even if it hurts the economy51% responded	83%	16%
Rebuilding the economy now, even if it hurts efforts to contain the coronavirus44% responded	16%	83%

Do you think U.S. efforts to contain the coronavirus pandemic are going:
(2,016 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Very well20% responded	6%	94%
Somewhat well31% responded	16%	83%
Somewhat badly16% responded	73%	25%
Very badly30% responded	98%	2%

Do you think U.S. efforts to contain the coronavirus pandemic are going:
(2,016 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Very well or somewhat well51% responded	12%	87%
Very badly or somewhat badly47% responded	89%	10%

Which comes closest to your position? Abortion should be:
(2,099 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Legal in all cases22% responded	86%	13%
Legal in most cases30% responded	70%	29%
Illegal in most cases28% responded	20%	78%
Illegal in all cases15% responded	19%	80%

Which comes closest to your position? Abortion should be:
(2,099 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Legal52% responded	77%	22%
Illegal43% responded	20%	79%

Is racism in the U.S.:
(2,016 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
The most important problem16% responded	88%	11%
One of many important problems60% responded	53%	46%
A minor problem14% responded	10%	89%
Not a problem at all8% responded	9%	90%

Is racism in the U.S.:
(2,016 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Most important problem or one of many important problems76% responded	60%	39%
A minor problem or not a problem at all22% responded	9%	90%

Is your opinion of the Black Lives Matter movement:
(2,027 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Favorable53% responded	78%	21%
Unfavorable42% responded	10%	89%

How confident are you that votes in your state will be counted accurately?
(2,016 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Very confident35% responded	36%	63%
Somewhat confident49% responded	53%	47%
Not very confident10% responded	70%	29%
Not at all confident4% responded	0%	0%

How confident are you that votes in your state will be counted accurately?
(2,016 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Very/Somewhat confident84% responded	46%	53%
Not very/Not at all confident15% responded	64%	35%

Do you think your state makes it easy or difficult for you to vote?
(2,097 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Very easy61% responded	35%	64%
Somewhat easy22% responded	74%	24%
Somewhat difficult10% responded	91%	7%
Very difficult4% responded	0%	0%

Do you think your state makes it easy or difficult for you to vote?
(2,097 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Very easy or somewhat easy84% responded	45%	53%
Very difficult or somewhat difficult15% responded	90%	8%

Do you think the condition of the nation's economy is:
(2,014 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Excellent14% responded	7%	91%
Good38% responded	23%	77%
Not so good30% responded	74%	26%
Poor17% responded	94%	5%

Do you think the condition of the nation's economy is:
(2,014 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Excellent or good52% responded	19%	81%
Not so good or poor47% responded	81%	18%

Compared to four years ago, is your family's financial situation:
(2,099 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Better today44% responded	21%	78%
Worse today16% responded	84%	15%
About the same38% responded	73%	26%

How do you feel about the way Donald Trump is handling his job as president?
(2,016 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Strongly approve39% responded	2%	98%
Somewhat approve12% responded	11%	87%
Somewhat disapprove7% responded	82%	13%
Strongly disapprove39% responded	99%	1%

How do you feel about the way Donald Trump is handling his job as president?
(2,016 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Approve51% responded	4%	95%
Disapprove47% responded	96%	3%

Is your opinion of Joe Biden:
(2,108 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Favorable50% responded	95%	5%
Unfavorable48% responded	4%	94%

Is your opinion of Donald Trump:
(2,108 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Favorable46% responded	3%	97%
Unfavorable53% responded	91%	6%

Do you have a favorable opinion of ...
(2,108 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Both3% responded	0%	0%
Only Biden48% responded	98%	1%
Only Trump43% responded	1%	99%
Neither5% responded	30%	52%

Do you think Joe Biden has the temperament to serve effectively as president?
(2,099 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Yes53% responded	92%	7%
No45% responded	4%	95%

Do you think Donald Trump has the temperament to serve effectively as president?
(2,099 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Yes46% responded	4%	96%
No53% responded	92%	6%

Do you think the presidential candidates have the temperament to serve effectively as president?
(2,099 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Both5% responded	30%	69%
Only Biden49% responded	98%	1%
Only Trump41% responded	2%	98%
Neither4% responded	0%	0%

Was your vote for president mainly:
(2,026 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
For your candidate71% responded	41%	59%
Against his opponent24% responded	69%	30%

If Joe Biden is elected president, would you feel:
(2,014 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Excited20% responded	97%	2%
Optimistic29% responded	90%	10%
Concerned20% responded	5%	93%
Scared27% responded	0%	99%

If Joe Biden is elected president, would you feel:
(2,014 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Excited or optimistic49% responded	92%	7%
Concerned or scared47% responded	2%	97%

If Donald Trump is re-elected president, would you feel:
(2,014 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Excited28% responded	1%	98%
Optimistic21% responded	7%	93%
Concerned16% responded	86%	12%
Scared32% responded	99%	1%

If Donald Trump is re-elected president, would you feel:
(2,014 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Excited or optimistic49% responded	3%	96%
Concerned or scared48% responded	94%	5%

In the 2016 election for president, did you vote for:
(2,095 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Hillary Clinton (Dem)38% responded	96%	3%
Donald Trump (Rep)40% responded	6%	94%
Other5% responded	70%	22%
Did not vote15% responded	51%	46%

Would you rather see the U.S. Senate controlled by:
(1,982 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
The Democratic Party49% responded	98%	1%
The Republican Party48% responded	4%	96%

In today's election for U.S. Senate (full term), did you just vote for:
(4,299 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Jon Ossoff48% responded	96%	3%
David Perdue50% responded	5%	94%
Shane Hazel2% responded	33%	53%

In today's election for U.S. Senate (unexpired term), did you just vote for:
(4,123 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Matt Lieberman9% responded	92%	7%
Ed Tarver2% responded	90%	10%
Raphael Warnock36% responded	95%	4%
Doug Collins20% responded	5%	94%
Kelly Loeffler30% responded	5%	95%

Population of area, three categories
(4,383 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
City over 50,00023% responded	67%	32%
Suburbs62% responded	48%	51%
Small city and Rural14% responded	30%	69%

Geo Stratum Code
(4,385 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
North19% responded	28%	70%
Atlanta Suburbs28% responded	53%	46%
Atlanta Metro20% responded	80%	19%
Central18% responded	44%	55%
Coast/South15% responded	38%	61%