Georgia governor race shifts as Jackson takes lead in new polling
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A Rasmussen poll shows Rick Jackson leading Keisha Lance Bottoms in Georgia’s governor race, 48% to 45% with 7% undecided, as early voting approaches. Jackson, a billionaire healthcare CEO, has outspent Bottoms on ads and largely funds his campaign himself, while Bottoms maintains strong Democratic support. The race exhibits gender and age divides (men favor Jackson, women and younger voters lean Bottoms), and voting dates are Oct. 13–30 for early voting, with the general election on Nov. 3 and a possible Dec. 1 runoff if needed.
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