Georgia Statewide Poll / June 2026
Survey resources
Review the survey methodology and complete questionnaire, or download the supporting files for use outside the interactive report.
Survey method and sample
The GA Statewide Poll was conducted online among likely voters in the 2026 general election.
Some percentages may not add to 100% because of rounding. Subgroup estimates have wider error bands than the full-sample topline.
Voter screen
The published result deck begins with the likely-voter screen as Q2; Q1 was not included in the public results file.
- Absolutely certain to vote
- Very likely to vote
- Somewhat likely to vote
Job approval and candidate image
Approval and favorability measures used to establish baseline political environment and candidate definition.
- Strongly approve
- Somewhat approve
- Somewhat disapprove
- Strongly disapprove
- Don't know / No opinion
- Very favorable
- Somewhat favorable
- Somewhat unfavorable
- Very unfavorable
- Never heard of / No opinion
- Very favorable
- Somewhat favorable
- Somewhat unfavorable
- Very unfavorable
- Never heard of / No opinion
- Very favorable
- Somewhat favorable
- Somewhat unfavorable
- Very unfavorable
- Never heard of / No opinion
- Very favorable
- Somewhat favorable
- Somewhat unfavorable
- Very unfavorable
- Never heard of / No opinion
- Very favorable
- Somewhat favorable
- Somewhat unfavorable
- Very unfavorable
- Never heard of / No opinion
Ballot tests and leaners
Head-to-head vote choice for governor and U.S. Senate, followed by leaner items asked only of undecided respondents.
- Rick Jackson, the Republican
- Keisha Lance Bottoms, the Democrat
- Undecided / Not sure
- Leaning Jackson
- Leaning Bottoms
- Leaning another candidate
- Truly undecided
- Mike Collins, the Republican
- Jon Ossoff, the Democrat
- Undecided / Not sure
- Leaning Collins
- Leaning Ossoff
- Leaning another candidate
- Truly undecided
Governor candidate traits
Respondents were asked which gubernatorial candidate better fit each description.
Prompt: For each of the following qualities, please tell me which candidate for governor - Rick Jackson or Keisha Lance Bottoms - better fits that description. If you think both fit equally, choose "Both." If neither fits, choose "Neither."
- Rick Jackson
- Keisha Lance Bottoms
- No difference
- Not Sure
- Rick Jackson
- Keisha Lance Bottoms
- No difference
- Not Sure
- Rick Jackson
- Keisha Lance Bottoms
- No difference
- Not Sure
- Rick Jackson
- Keisha Lance Bottoms
- No difference
- Not Sure
U.S. Senate candidate traits
Respondents were asked which U.S. Senate candidate better fit each description.
Prompt: For each of the following qualities, please tell me which candidate for U.S. Senate - Mike Collins and Jon Ossoff - better fits that description. If you think both fit equally, choose "Both." If neither fits, choose "Neither."
- Mike Collins
- Jon Ossoff
- No difference
- Not Sure
- Mike Collins
- Jon Ossoff
- No difference
- Not Sure
- Mike Collins
- Jon Ossoff
- No difference
- Not Sure
- Mike Collins
- Jon Ossoff
- No difference
- Not Sure
Issue environment
Issue items covering cost-of-living concerns, immigration, and the perceived direction of the economy.
- The risk that Iran could develop or deploy nuclear weapons
- The impact of the conflict on prices and the cost of living for American families
- Not sure
- Too many Muslim immigrants
- Too few Muslim immigrants
- About the right amount of Muslim immigrants
- Getting better
- Getting worse
- Staying about the same
Demographics
The result deck reports these respondent profile variables as the demographic composition of the sample.
- Man
- Woman
- 18-34
- 35-54
- 55-64
- 65+
- Urban
- Suburban
- Small town
- Rural
- High school degree or less
- Associates degree
- Bachelors degree
- Graduate or professional degree
- White / Caucasian
- Black or African American
- Hispanic or Latino/a
- Asian or Pacific Islander
- Native American / Alaska Native
- Multiracial
- Other
- Less than $50,000
- $50,000 to less than $100,000
- $100,000 to less than $150,000
- $150,000 to less than $250,000
- $250,000 - $350,000
- $350,000 - $500,000
- More than $500,000
- Don't know
- Democrat
- Independent
- Republican
- Something else
- Very conservative
- Somewhat conservative
- Moderate
- Somewhat liberal
- Very liberal
- Donald Trump (Republican)
- Kamala Harris (Democrat)
- Another candidate
- Did not vote in 2024
Question wording and response labels are transcribed from the GA Statewide Poll results deck dated July 2, 2026.
Downloads and supporting files
The questionnaire, methodology, topline results, and complete crosstab workbook are available for review outside the interactive report.