Poll: Abrams leads Kemp by 1 point in the race to the governor of Georgia

Democrats Stacey Abrams and Republican Brian Kemp are virtually tied just one week away from Georgia's governorship elections, according to a new poll.

Abrams, former leader of the House of Representatives of Georgia, is the main secretary of state Kemp, Kemp, between 48.1% and 47.2% of voters, which is well below the margin of 39%. 3.9 points error found in the Fox 5-Atlanta survey released Tuesday.

Two percent of voters support libertarian candidate Ted Metz and 2.7 percent are undecided.

If neither Abrams nor Kemp can win 50% of the vote, they will take part in a second round in December.

Cook's political report qualifies the race, which has attracted much attention at the national level, to be a "net"

Former President Obama must campaign for Abrams on Friday.

Kemp is closely related to President TrumpDonald John Trump, Mayor of Pittsburgh: Our priority is funerals and not Trump's visit. Trump says he'll answer Mueller's "some" questions. Trump: "Dishonest" to say that I called all the media "the enemy of the people"., and the president will hold a rally for him Sunday.

The survey, conducted by Opinion Savvy poll, polled 623 voters between October 28 and 29.