ATLANTA — Gov. Brian Kemp's internal metrics paint an optimistic portrait of his chances in November against Stacey Abrams. They also signal a potential opening among voters of color.
A Cygnal poll of 1,200 likely general election voters commissioned by Kemp's campaign showed the Republican on similar ground as several other recent polls, with a 50-45 lead over his Democratic rival.
But a deeper dive into the findings revealed data that Kemp's operation plans to act on. He's winning roughly 60% of Hispanic women who are 50 and older, according to the internal polling, and about 57% of men between the ages of 35-64.
