Georgia Exit Poll: Senate

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Are you:
(4,874 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Male47% of respondents	44%	54%
Female53% of respondents	53%	45%

Are you:
(4,844 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
White62% of respondents	29%	70%
Black28% of respondents	90%	8%
Hispanic/Latino6% of respondents	58%	39%
Asian2% of respondents	59%	39%
Other3% of respondents	53%	41%

Are you:
(4,844 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
White62% of respondents	29%	70%
Non-White38% of respondents	81%	17%

Sex by race
(4,815 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
White men31% of respondents	27%	71%
White women30% of respondents	30%	68%
Black men11% of respondents	85%	12%
Black women17% of respondents	93%	5%
Latino men3% of respondents	61%	37%
Latino women4% of respondents	55%	41%
All other races4% of respondents	55%	40%

In which age group are you?
(4,892 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
18-2913% of respondents	63%	34%
30-4422% of respondents	56%	41%
45-6440% of respondents	45%	53%
65 or over25% of respondents	41%	58%

To which age group do you belong?
(4,892 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
18-4435% of respondents	58%	39%
45+65% of respondents	44%	55%

In which age group are you?
(4,892 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
18-246% of respondents	69%	28%
25-296% of respondents	57%	40%
30-3914% of respondents	57%	40%
40-4917% of respondents	52%	46%
50-6432% of respondents	44%	54%
65 or over25% of respondents	41%	58%

Which best describes your education? You have:
(4,842 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Never attended college16% of respondents	39%	59%
Attended college but received no degree27% of respondents	49%	50%
Associate's degree (AA or AS)16% of respondents	48%	49%
Bachelor's degree (BA or BS)23% of respondents	47%	51%
An advanced degree after a bachelor's degree (such as JD, MA, MBA, MD, PhD)17% of respondents	60%	38%

What was the last grade of school you completed?
(4,842 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
College graduate40% of respondents	52%	45%
No college degree60% of respondents	46%	52%

Education by race
(4,785 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
White college graduates27% of respondents	40%	58%
White non-college graduates34% of respondents	19%	79%
Non White college graduates13% of respondents	78%	20%
Non White non-college graduates25% of respondents	82%	15%

Education by White by Sex
(4,774 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
White women college graduates13% of respondents	44%	54%
White women non-college graduates17% of respondents	20%	79%
White men college graduates14% of respondents	36%	61%
White men non-college graduates18% of respondents	19%	80%
Non-whites38% of respondents	81%	17%

No matter how you voted today, do you usually think of yourself as a:
(4,746 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Democrat35% of respondents	97%	2%
Republican41% of respondents	4%	95%
Independent or something else24% of respondents	53%	42%

Party by gender
(4,712 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Democratic men13% of respondents	96%	4%
Democratic women22% of respondents	97%	2%
Republican men20% of respondents	4%	95%
Republican women21% of respondents	4%	94%
Independent men14% of respondents	52%	43%
Independent women10% of respondents	55%	41%

On most political matters, do you consider yourself:
(4,678 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Liberal18% of respondents	93%	5%
Moderate41% of respondents	66%	32%
Conservative41% of respondents	11%	88%

Are you currently married?
(2,223 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Yes62% of respondents	41%	57%
No38% of respondents	62%	35%

Gender by marital status
(2,212 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Married men31% of respondents	38%	60%
Married women31% of respondents	44%	55%
Non-married men15% of respondents	58%	39%
Non-married women23% of respondents	65%	33%

White evangelical or white born-again Christians
(2,223 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
White evangelical or white born-again Christian33% of respondents	11%	88%
All others67% of respondents	69%	28%

Is this the first time you have ever voted in a midterm election?
(2,230 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Yes8% of respondents	52%	44%
No92% of respondents	46%	52%

How do you feel about the way Joe Biden is handling his job as president?
(2,221 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Strongly approve18% of respondents	99%	1%
Somewhat approve23% of respondents	94%	5%
Somewhat disapprove10% of respondents	50%	44%
Strongly disapprove48% of respondents	3%	95%

How do you feel about the way Joe Biden is handling his job as president?
(2,221 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Strongly or somewhat approve41% of respondents	96%	3%
Strongly or somewhat disapprove58% of respondents	11%	86%

Which ONE of these five issues mattered most in deciding how you voted today: (CHECK ONLY ONE)
(2,221 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Crime13% of respondents	50%	48%
Abortion26% of respondents	77%	21%
Inflation37% of respondents	27%	72%
Gun policy10% of respondents	58%	40%
Immigration7% of respondents	15%	83%

Do you think the condition of the nation's economy is:
(2,221 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Excellent2% of respondents	0%	0%
Good22% of respondents	91%	8%
Not so good38% of respondents	54%	43%
Poor36% of respondents	10%	89%

Do you think the condition of the nation's economy is:
(2,221 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Excellent or good24% of respondents	91%	8%
Not so good or poor74% of respondents	32%	66%

In the last year, has inflation caused you and your family:
(2,242 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
A severe hardship22% of respondents	38%	59%
A moderate hardship54% of respondents	44%	54%
No hardship at all21% of respondents	71%	27%

Which comes closest to your position? Abortion should be:
(2,221 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Legal in all cases25% of respondents	88%	11%
Legal in most cases28% of respondents	64%	35%
Illegal in most cases31% of respondents	10%	88%
Illegal in all cases12% of respondents	14%	84%

Which comes closest to your position? Abortion should be:
(2,221 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Legal53% of respondents	75%	23%
Illegal43% of respondents	11%	87%

How do you feel about the Supreme Court decision on abortion this year that overturned Roe v. Wade:
(2,242 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Enthusiastic22% of respondents	10%	89%
Satisfied, but not enthusiastic21% of respondents	22%	76%
Dissatisfied, but not angry24% of respondents	63%	33%
Angry29% of respondents	88%	10%

How do you feel about the Supreme Court decision on abortion this year that overturned Roe v. Wade:
(2,242 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Enthusiastic or satisfied43% of respondents	16%	83%
Dissatisfied or angry53% of respondents	77%	20%

In the 2020 election for president, did you vote for:
(2,221 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Joe Biden (Dem)43% of respondents	97%	3%
Donald Trump (Rep)48% of respondents	4%	95%
Other3% of respondents	0%	0%
Did not vote4% of respondents	0%	0%

Do you think that Joe Biden legitimately won the presidency in 2020?
(2,242 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Yes58% of respondents	78%	20%
No38% of respondents	6%	92%

How confident are you that elections in your state are being conducted fairly and accurately?
(2,221 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Very confident34% of respondents	62%	37%
Somewhat confident43% of respondents	44%	55%
Not very confident15% of respondents	32%	67%
Not at all confident6% of respondents	19%	77%

How confident are you that elections in your state are being conducted fairly and accurately?
(2,221 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Confident77% of respondents	52%	47%
Not confident21% of respondents	28%	70%

Was one reason for your vote today:
(2,032 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
To support Joe Biden20% of respondents	97%	2%
To oppose Joe Biden36% of respondents	3%	95%
Joe Biden was not a factor41% of respondents	67%	30%

Was one reason for your vote today:
(2,032 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
To support Donald Trump19% of respondents	3%	97%
To oppose Donald Trump24% of respondents	94%	5%
Donald Trump was not a factor54% of respondents	46%	51%

When did you finally decide for whom to vote in the U.S. Senate election?
(2,032 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
In the last few days5% of respondents	0%	0%
In the last week4% of respondents	0%	0%
In October14% of respondents	50%	45%
Before that76% of respondents	50%	49%

When did you finally decide for whom to vote in the U.S. Senate election?
(2,032 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
In the last month23% of respondents	49%	47%
Before that76% of respondents	50%	49%

When did you finally decide for whom to vote in the U.S. Senate election?
(2,032 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
In the last week9% of respondents	46%	49%
Before that90% of respondents	50%	48%

Was your vote for U.S. senator mainly:
(2,032 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
For your candidate73% of respondents	57%	41%
Against their opponent23% of respondents	27%	69%

In deciding how to vote for U.S. senator, how important was it to you which party controls the Senate?
(2,032 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Very important77% of respondents	47%	51%
Somewhat important16% of respondents	58%	37%
Not too important3% of respondents	0%	0%
Not at all important2% of respondents	0%	0%

In deciding how to vote for U.S. senator, how important was it to you which party controls the Senate?
(2,032 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Very important or somewhat important94% of respondents	49%	49%
Not too important or not at all important5% of respondents	52%	38%

Which ONE candidate quality mattered most in deciding how you voted for U.S. Senate? (CHECK ONLY ONE)
(2,013 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Cares about people like me19% of respondents	59%	40%
Has the right experience8% of respondents	74%	24%
Has honesty and integrity32% of respondents	60%	38%
Shares my values36% of respondents	23%	76%

Are Raphael Warnock's views too extreme?
(2,013 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Yes49% of respondents	7%	92%
No46% of respondents	88%	10%

Are Herschel Walker's views too extreme?
(2,013 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Yes43% of respondents	89%	9%
No52% of respondents	11%	89%

Are Raphael Warnock or Herschel Walker's views too extreme?
(2,013 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Only Raphael Warnock44% of respondents	4%	95%
Only Herschel Walker38% of respondents	97%	2%
Both5% of respondents	0%	0%
Neither8% of respondents	46%	50%

Which candidate shows good judgment?
(2,032 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Only Raphael Warnock46% of respondents	96%	3%
Only Herschel Walker30% of respondents	3%	96%
Both of them4% of respondents	0%	0%
Neither of them17% of respondents	12%	79%

Does Raphael Warnock show good judgment?
(2,032 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Yes50% of respondents	90%	9%
No47% of respondents	6%	90%

Does Herschel Walker show good judgment?
(2,032 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Yes34% of respondents	6%	92%
No63% of respondents	74%	24%

In today's election for governor, did you just vote for:
(4,869 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Stacey Abrams46% of respondents	98%	2%
Brian Kemp53% of respondents	6%	92%
Shane Hazel1% of respondents	0%	0%

In today's election for secretary of state, did you just vote for:
(4,805 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
Bee Nguyen44% of respondents	97%	2%
Brad Raffensperger52% of respondents	9%	89%
Ted Metz3% of respondents	38%	47%

Population of area, three categories
(4,909 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
City over 50,00020% of respondents	68%	31%
Suburbs53% of respondents	48%	49%
Small city and Rural27% of respondents	35%	63%

Geo Stratum Code
(4,909 Respondents)	Voted (D)	Voted (R)
North21% of respondents	31%	68%
Atlanta Suburbs24% of respondents	53%	45%
Atlanta Metro18% of respondents	81%	17%
Central19% of respondents	40%	58%
Coast/South17% of respondents	40%	59%