Republican David Perdue has regained a lead over Democrat Michelle Nunn in the Georgia Senate race, according to a NBC/Marist poll released Sunday.
Among likely voters, 48 percent said they would support Perdue while 44 percent said they would support Nunn. Three percent of voters said they would support Libertarian candidate Amanda Swafford.
The NBC poll signals a potential shift in the race favoring Perdue. A Monmouth University poll released this week showed Perdue with a small lead over Nunn, but earlier in Octorber Nunn had been holding into a small lead over her Republican competitor.
According to TPM’s Polltracker average, Perdue has a 4.6 point lead over Nunn.
NBC/Marist surveyed 603 likely voters on Oct. 31 with a margin of error plus or minus four percentage points.
