A new Atlanta Journal-Constitution poll in Georgia finds Gov. Brian Kemp (R) with a big lead over his Donald Trump-backed challenger, David Perdue (R), in the Republican primary, 53% to 27%.
That would put the governor above the majority-vote threshold needed to avoid a June runoff. Other challengers were in the single digits; an additional 15% were undecided.
Kemp Could Knock Out Perdue Without a Runoff
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