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Breaking NewsBut, the races are still anyone's to win.5:34 AM EST December 22, 2020ATLANTA — With the Jan. 5 runoff races now just a little more than a two weeks away, a final commissioned exclusively by 11Alive shows that Democratic candidates Rev. Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff are still holding onto their leads over Republican incumbents Sens. Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue.&nbsp;But, thanks to contributing factors like caustic rhetoric on the integrity of the election system, the .According to the data, Ossoff has managed to widen his lead over Perdue since 11Alive's on the Senate runoff, conducted a little over two weeks ago. Ossoff now leads Perdue 51% to 46% among those polled - up from his 50-to-48% lead.Meanwhile, in the other runoff race, Warnock's lead over Loeffler remains unchanged from two weeks ago; he still holds a 52-to-45% lead. Both polls are within the margin of error, though.At this moment, it appears both Democratic candidates may be benefitting from Republican infighting over who and what's to blame for President Trump's defeat in the Nov. 3 general election. Some in the GOP have laid blame at Republican leaders in Georgia and some extremist supporters of the president have suggested Republicans .Some Republican voters may be listening. According to the survey results, roughly 5% of the 690 registered voters are sitting out the election. More of those voters are Republican, with some believing either "the voting process is rigged" or that "their vote doesn't matter."Overall, though, roughly 70% of voters say they have full or some confidence that the runoff election will be handled properly, and approve of the job the Secretary of State's office has done thus far.Here's a .Are you registered to vote in the state of Georgia? (Credibility Interval: ± 3 percentage points)86% &nbsp; &nbsp;Yes11% &nbsp; &nbsp;No3% &nbsp; &nbsp;Not SureIn January, Georgia will hold a runoff election for two United States Senate seats. Not everyone makes time to vote in a runoff. Which best describes you? (Credibility Interval: ± 4.7 percentage points)5% &nbsp; &nbsp;Will Not Vote&nbsp;7% &nbsp; &nbsp;Not Sure Whether Will Or Won't Vote10% &nbsp; &nbsp;Almost Certain52% &nbsp; &nbsp;Certain25% &nbsp; &nbsp;Already Voted2% &nbsp; &nbsp;Not SureAsked of 78 Registered Voters who are not likely to vote in the runoff: Which of these best describes why you are not voting in the runoff? (Credibility Interval: ± 12.8 percentage points)14% &nbsp; &nbsp;Aren't That Interested18% &nbsp; &nbsp;Don't Have Time10% &nbsp; &nbsp;Don't Believe Your Vote Matters16% &nbsp; &nbsp;Don't Like The Candidates20% &nbsp; &nbsp;The Voting Process Is Rigged3% &nbsp; &nbsp;Intentionally Boycotting The Runoff8% &nbsp; &nbsp;Other Reason11% &nbsp; &nbsp;Not SureAsked of 39 who say their vote doesn't matter, process rigged, or they are boycotting: We understand you aren't voting in the runoff. But just so we have a better sense of who is not voting, if you did vote in the runoff between Republican David Perdue and Democrat Jon Ossoff, who would you vote for?&nbsp;(Credibility Interval for this question = ± 16.1 percentage points)45% &nbsp; &nbsp;David Perdue (R)34% &nbsp; &nbsp;Jon Ossoff (D)21% &nbsp; &nbsp;UndecidedAsked of 39 who say their vote doesn't matter, process rigged, or they are boycotting: And if you did vote in the runoff between Republican Kelly Loeffler and Democrat Raphael Warnock, who would you vote for? (Credibility Interval: ± 16.1 percentage points)38% &nbsp; &nbsp;Kelly Loeffler (R)31% &nbsp; &nbsp;Raphael Warnock (D)31% &nbsp; &nbsp;Undecided&nbsp;In the runoff election, how will you vote? (Credibility Interval: ± 5.1 percentage points)32% &nbsp; &nbsp;By Mail42% &nbsp; &nbsp;In Person Before Election Day25% &nbsp; &nbsp;In Person On Election Day1% &nbsp; &nbsp;Not SureOn the ballot in January is a regular runoff and a special runoff. In the regular runoff for United States Senate how do you vote? (Credibility Interval: ± 5.1 percentage points)46% &nbsp; &nbsp;David Perdue (R)51% &nbsp; &nbsp;Jon Ossoff (D)3% &nbsp; &nbsp;UndecidedIn the special runoff for United States Senate, how do you vote? (Credibility Interval: ± 5.1 percentage points)45% &nbsp; &nbsp;Kelly Loeffler (R)52% &nbsp; &nbsp;Raphael Warnock (D)3% &nbsp; &nbsp;Undecided&nbsp;Should voters who vote by mail in the runoff election be required to submit a copy of their ID? Or not? (Credibility Interval: ± 4.4 percentage points)67% &nbsp; &nbsp;Required To Submit ID23% &nbsp; &nbsp;Not Required10% &nbsp; &nbsp;Not SureDo you approve? ... Or disapprove? ... Of the job Brian Kemp is doing as Governor? (Credibility Interval: ± 4.7 percentage points)12% &nbsp; &nbsp;Strongly Approve33% &nbsp; &nbsp;Approve26% &nbsp; &nbsp;Disapprove19% &nbsp; &nbsp;Strongly Disapprove10% &nbsp; &nbsp;Not SureDo you approve? ... Or disapprove? ... Of the job Brad Raffensperger is doing as Secretary of State?&nbsp;(Credibility Interval: ± 4.7 percentage points)12% &nbsp; &nbsp;Strongly Approve27% &nbsp; &nbsp;Approve21% &nbsp; &nbsp;Disapprove11% &nbsp; &nbsp;Strongly Disapprove30% &nbsp; &nbsp;Not SureDo you approve? ... Or disapprove? ... Of the job Gabriel Sterling is doing as Voting Systems Manager in the Secretary of State's office?&nbsp;(Credibility Interval: ± 4.7 percentage points)10% &nbsp; &nbsp;Strongly Approve24% &nbsp; &nbsp;Approve19% &nbsp; &nbsp;Disapprove10% &nbsp; &nbsp;Strongly Disapprove37% &nbsp; &nbsp;Not SureHow much confidence do you that votes in the January runoff election will be counted accurately? (Credibility Interval: ± 4.7 percentage points)40% &nbsp; &nbsp;Full Confidence27% &nbsp; &nbsp;Some Confidence18% &nbsp; &nbsp;Little Confidence11% &nbsp; &nbsp;No Confidence&nbsp;3% &nbsp; &nbsp;Not SureBoth houses of the United States Congress will meet together to count the electoral votes on January 6, 2021. Should President Trump ask Republican members of Congress to object to the electoral votes from states where President Trump has been contesting the election results? Or should President Trump ask Republican members of Congress to allow the count to proceed without objection? (Credibility Interval: ± 4.7 percentage points)32% &nbsp; &nbsp;Ask Members To Object51% &nbsp; &nbsp;Ask Members To Allow Count To Proceed17% &nbsp; &nbsp;Not SureThinking about the entire United States, nationwide ... Do you, personally, think Joe Biden won the 2020 Presidential election fair and square? Or Donald Trump won the 2020 Presidential election but votes were lost or changed to make it look like Trump lost? (Credibility Interval: ± 4.6 percentage points)56% &nbsp; &nbsp;Biden Won Fair And Square37% &nbsp; &nbsp;Trump Won Votes Lost/changed6% &nbsp; &nbsp;Not SureIf Joe Biden is sworn in on January 20 as President of the United States, will you wholeheartedly accept Biden as the new president? Reluctantly accept Biden as President? Or reject Biden as an illegitmate President? (Credibility Interval: ± 4.7 percentage points)53% &nbsp; &nbsp;Wholeheartedly Accept24% &nbsp; &nbsp;Reluctantly Accept19% &nbsp; &nbsp;Reject4% &nbsp; &nbsp;Not SureMethodology: The poll involved online interviews of 800 voting-age adults representative of Georgia's electorate between Dec. 16 and Dec. 20. Of those, 691 are registered to vote and 600 were determined to be likely to vote in the Jan. 5 runoffs.The pool was weighted to U.S. Census targets for gender, age, race, education, home-ownership, and political party identification.&nbsp;Notifications can be turned off anytime in the browser settings.No ThanksAllow

Breaking NewsBut, the races are still anyone's to win.5:34 AM EST December 22, 2020ATLANTA — With the Jan. 5 runoff races now just a little more than a two weeks away, a final commissioned exclusively by 11Alive shows that Democratic candidates Rev. Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff are still holding onto their leads over Republican incumbents Sens. Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue.&nbsp;But, thanks to contributing factors like caustic rhetoric on the integrity of the election system, the .According to the data, Ossoff has managed to widen his lead over Perdue since 11Alive's on the Senate...

Democrats holding lead over GOP candidates in Senate runoffs: 11Alive poll

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