Republican nominee for the U.S. Senate race in Georgia, Herschel Walker is now leading over his Democrat challenger, and incumbent, Raphael Warnock by two points just a day prior to the midterm elections on Tuesday.
The latest Trafalgar Group/DW poll conducted between October 23 to November 2, shows Walker leading Warnock by 48.9 percent to 46.5 percent points with the Libertarian Chase Oliver falling behind both with just 4.6 percent of support.
Trafalgar Senate Polling: 10/23-11/02
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(R) Mehmet Oz: 48%
(D) John Fetterman: 46%NV Senate
(R) Adam Laxalt: 50%
(D) Catherine Cortez Masto: 46%GA Senate
(R) Herschel Walker: 49%
(D) Raphael Warnock: 47%NH Senate
(R) Don Bolduc: 47%
(D) Maggie Hassan: 46% pic.twitter.com/Y1IwwqQwsI— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) November 7, 2022
Walker is steadily gaining support from Republicans and Independents after the first debate where he crushed Senator Warnock with quality-of-life issues. Walker is consistently attacking Warnock for his woke policies and far-left radical stances on energy.
“When you have a president talking about the biggest threat to democracy, it seems to be to electing a Republican,” Walker told Fox News on Sunday. “But I want everyone that is listening to me – the biggest threat to democracy is to have him at the White House. And the biggest threat to democracy is to have someone like Senator Warnock, that voted against our Keystone pipeline, which put us in an international threat.” He added.
“I think, right now, that’s a threat, and it’s a security threat,” Walker added. “We’re going into our enemies to ask for energy. That’s a threat. That’s the biggest threat to democracy there. And also putting men in women’s sports, which he voted for that. The biggest threat to democracy is have the people that — the Democrats right now leading this country because they seem to be taking this country in the wrong direction. And I think America sees that, and they know that.”
https://www.foxnews.com/video/6315065320112
Walker is similarly leading in Fox News’ latest poll by a small margin of one point.
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