Recent polls indicate a significant advantage for Republican Senate challenger Herschel Walker over Democratic incumbent Raphael Warnock in what is often seen as the race for the Senate’s closest seat this year.

Up until he was discovered using his campaign cash for questionable purposes, Warnock was predicted to win easily. Voters subsequently supported the Republican nominee.

In accordance with the findings of the InsiderAdvantage poll, 47% of voters back Walker while only 44% support Warnock.

In July, Warnock was ahead of Walker in the polls with support from 48% of voters to Walker’s 45%. In June of this year, Warnock had a 10 percentage point advantage in the polls.

Walker said the main factor in his gaining support is that he is getting out and meeting new people.

Walker continued, “The race is still open and can go any way, despite the fact that Democrats spent more than $50 million in the Georgia election.

Walker also claimed that Georgians want to see a change in Washington, particularly since that the Democratic nominee is merely another ardent Biden fan.

New Insider Advantage poll in Georgia is 3rd survery in a row to show Herschel Walker leading. https://t.co/CuRhNKPdSk pic.twitter.com/1wmwOPAJwF

— Tom Bevan (@TomBevanRCP) September 9, 2022

Raphael Warnock, Walker continued, wants to raise taxes on individuals, maintain open borders in the United States, and let biological men participate in women’s sports.

Warnock is ahead with young voters, but he is failing miserably to win over those in the 40–64 age range, according to InsiderAdvantage chairman Matt Towery.

Walker, on the other hand, has little support from African-Americans, which might work against the GOP in the upcoming midterm elections, according to Towery.

Raphael Warnock used campaign money to fund a lawsuit related to his time as a church minister.

FEC guidelines state campaign $ can only be used on litigation that "arose directly from campaign activity." #LeadRight #gapol

Georgians deserve better.https://t.co/OZkKJSvdJ1

— GAGOP (@GaRepublicans) July 6, 2022

Walker is supported by 60% of men voters, but Warnock is backed by over 55% of women. According to Towery, only 4% of voters are still uncertain, and they will probably decide the Georgia Senate race’s conclusion.

Georgia will hold a runoff election if any candidate does not receive 50% of the vote in the November elections.