SurveyUSA's just released GA Senate poll has Purdue up 3 points on Nunn, an apparent reversal from their last 2 polls which has Nunn up by 3 points and 2 points. Nunn's position with white voters, however, has remained remarkably consistent. In their two previous polls, Nunn garnered 28 and 29 percent of the white vote, with about 4 percent undecided. This would put Nunn in positioned to win outright on election night, as she needs 29-30% of the white vote to win. In their latest poll, despite trailing Purdue overall by 3 points, Nunn still takes 28% of the white vote with 4% undecided, unchanged from the previous polls. The difference overall comes with the African American vote, which Nunn receives only 80% compared with 15% for Perdue, much less than the previous polls. This is obviously a ridiculous number, as Nunn is almost assuredly going to get 90+% of the African American vote. So to reiterate, SUSA has now found Nunn getting between 28% an 29% of the white vote in 3 consecutive polls, putting her right where she needs to be to hit 50% on election night.
SUSA GA Senate Poll
9:21 AM PT: Looking back a bit further actually shows Nunn with 28-29% of the white vote in their last 4 consecutive polls.