According to SUSA: Among those who have already voted in Georgia Obama leads by six-points

[WI_DEM]

Early and absentee voting began in Georgia on 09/22/08. Among the 18% of Georgia voters who tell SurveyUSA they have already voted, Obama leads by 6 points; among those who have not yet voted, McCain leads by 11.

http://www.surveyusa.com/client/PollReport.aspx?g=6a397798-d00a-4fac-ae44-cd99e38e4e6b

Overall in a new Georgia poll: McCain leads by 51-43, but it's clear Obama supporters are more reved up.

[Schulzz]

1. They have AA turnout at 26%, is there a chance that it could reach 30%+?

Early voting numbers had nearly 40% African-American last week.

[Zynx]

3. It was 30% in 2004. It should be higher than that this year.

[Schulzz]

4. With over 30% turnout and Obama winning at least 25% of the white vote like, it will be very close.

[bullimiami]

2. those polled for 'mccain' apparently dont care enough to actually vote.

[bigdarryl]

5. McSane is getting 8%of the black vote in GA. WTF!!!!!

[darius15]

7. Yeah right. A Rasmussen Georgia poll showed Obama getting 99% of AA's.

[WI_DEM]

8. McSane? you mean McInsane. I can tell because of your other thread you are broken up by

Georgia, but isn't it a good sign that among actual voters who have gone and voted Obama is leading by six-points in a state that Bush carried by over twenty. Let's face it if Georgia is even close, McCain is toast. Does that make you happy?

[musicblind]

6. i wonder if this is a trend across the board? Is it possible a lot of states we never thought were

in play are going to go to Obama on election day because the polls are showing a REVERSE Bradley effect.

[grantcart]

9. Insider Advantage has it down to 3 points for McCain

http://www.pollster.com/blogs/insideradvantage_ga_oh_109.php