Poll shows to expect tight race for Georgia’s U.S. Senate seat | Online Athens

Interestingly, Handel just barely comes out on top with women despite being the only female candidate. She claimed 15 percent of women, while Kingston, Broun and Gingrey each took 14.

Handel gained national attention while an executive with the Susan G. Komen Foundation because she stopped its funding of Planned Parenthood due to its abortion stance. But just hours after her announcement Friday, Georgia Right to Life issued a statement saying she wouldn’t be endorsed as long as she has no objection to abortion in incidences of rape and incest.

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