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National public opinion polling and political research firm. Delivering data-driven insights on elections, issues, and voter sentiment since 1997.

Atlanta, GA
Joined September 2026
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Rosetta Stone Communications retweeted
Georgia: Update on Early Voting
More than 2 million votes have now been cast in Georgia. The gap between GOP and Democratic primary-history voters continues to tighten as early voting moves into its final days.
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More than 2 million votes have now been cast in Georgia. The gap between GOP and Democratic primary-history voters continues to tighten as early voting moves into its final days.
Stay tuned for up-to-date polling information coming this week.
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Rosetta Stone Communications retweeted
So this information from Rosetta Stone, a very trusted source, explains why Republicans might not only lose the race for Governor, but come close to losing their majority in the House. Democrats are early voting at near presidential cycle levels. There will have to be an extraordinary turnout on Tuesday for Republicans to survive in Ga. We will have our final Ga poll on Sunday. After years of accuracy I want to retire getting this right!
Stay tuned for up-to-date polling information coming this week.
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Stay tuned for up-to-date polling information coming this week.
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OHIO SENATE: Republican Jon Husted takes the lead in the race. 🔴 Jon Husted: 49% 🔵 Sherrod Brown: 47%
Ohio Senate: Republican Husted Takes Lead Incumbent Republican Sen. Jon Husted has moved ahead of former Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown in the special election for a U.S. Senate seat in Ohio. Full story is in the comments...
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GA VOTER UPDATE — as of this morning (modeled party): 🔴 GOP — 36% 🔵 Dems — 47% Independents are making up a larger share of the early vote. Based on the turnout trend so far, we expect the gap to continue tightening and the electorate to become more Republican as early voting continues.
VOTED as of this morning in Georgia. Look for this number to tighten up over the next few days of early voting. 🔴 143,798 — GOP Primary voting history — 38% 🔵 197,596 — Dem Primary voting history — 51%
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BREAKING NEWS: Ken Paxton takes the lead in the Texas Senate race. 🔴 Ken Paxton: 49% 🔵 James Talarico: 48% “While the overall numbers have not moved much, this shift is significant because it marks the first time Paxton has led the Senate race since August.” — John Garst, Senior Pollster, @InsiderPolling
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KANSAS VOTER INTENSITY: Republicans in Kansas are facing one of the largest gaps in voter intensity in the US. 82% of Kansas Democrats say they are very enthusiastic to vote in the midterm elections vs. 54% of Kansas Republicans.
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BREAKING NEWS: The Kansas Senate race remains close, with Roger Marshall regaining the lead as Republicans improve across several swing states. Republican enthusiasm, however, remains low in Kansas. 🔴 Roger Marshall: 48% 🔵 Adam Hamilton: 47% — John Garst, Senior Pollster, @InsiderPolling
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VOTED as of this morning in Georgia. Look for this number to tighten up over the next few days of early voting. 🔴 143,798 — GOP Primary voting history — 38% 🔵 197,596 — Dem Primary voting history — 51%
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🚨 GEORGIA EARLY VOTE UPDATE — OCT. 14 Georgia has now recorded 372,174 accepted early ballots. By age: 18–39: ~40,900 — 11.2% 40–64: ~154,300 — 42.4% 65+: ~168,700 — 46.4% Nearly half of Georgia’s early voters so far are 65 or older, while voters under 40 account for just over 11% of the age-known early vote.
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Rosetta Stone Communications retweeted
We have the momentum because Georgians across our state want a governor who shows up, stays, and finishes the job, not one who cuts and runs when things get hard. But it all comes down to the next 20 days. VOTE EARLY!
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Rosetta Stone Communications retweeted
Latest polling from Georgia.
BREAKING NEWS: Rick Jackson maintains a lead over Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms in the Peach State. 🔴 Rick Jackson: 49% 🔵 Keisha Lance Bottoms: 47% — John Garst, Senior Pollster, @InsiderPolling
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Rosetta Stone Communications retweeted
InsiderAdvantage Poll shows Jackson leads Lance Bottoms by 2 points in GA. Author of the new book “The Honoring of Ignorance” Matt Towery explains amazon.com/s?k=The+Honoring+… See the poll report jamesmagazinega.com/2026/10/…
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A few numbers that stand out in the Georgia Governor crosstabs: 🔴 Jackson leads Independents 47.5%–43.3% 🔴 Leads voters 65+ 61.9%–34.9%
BREAKING NEWS: Rick Jackson maintains a lead over Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms in the Peach State. 🔴 Rick Jackson: 49% 🔵 Keisha Lance Bottoms: 47% — John Garst, Senior Pollster, @InsiderPolling
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BREAKING NEWS: Rick Jackson maintains a lead over Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms in the Peach State. 🔴 Rick Jackson: 49% 🔵 Keisha Lance Bottoms: 47% — John Garst, Senior Pollster, @InsiderPolling
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Major Georgia poll dropping at 2:15 PM EDT. Stay tuned.
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Michigan’s absentee ballot requests are up 20% from this point in 2022, but returns are nearly flat—up just 1.8%, from 432,960 to 440,677. So I wouldn’t read too much into the request numbers just yet. Statewide in-person early voting begins Oct. 24.
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Rosetta Stone Communications President John Garst addresses the Georgia Economic Development Association’s annual convention in Savannah, sharing insights on Georgia’s political landscape, national trends and what polling reveals about public opinion.
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New Rasmussen polling shows tight U.S. Senate races in Minnesota, Maine, and South Carolina: MINNESOTA 🔵 Peggy Flanagan: 48% 🔴 Michele Tafoya: 45% MAINE 🔵 Troy Jackson: 49% 🔴 Susan Collins: 47% SOUTH CAROLINA 🔴 Darline Graham: 49% 🔵 Annie Andrews: 45%
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