Raphael Warnock, the Democratic candidate for Georgia's Senate seat, is favored by 51% of voters, four points ahead of the Republican candidate. Herschel Walker would only garner the support of 47% of voters, according to a Fabrizio/Anzalone poll.

This is the latest survey, which points in the opposite direction of the previous ones. Data for Progress, an ultra-left think tank that supports the Democratic Party, gave the Republican Walker a one-point lead. East Carolina University projected a tie. The next three polls (Trafalgar, Landmark, and InsiderAdvantage), gave the Republican candidate a lead of between one and three points.

Between the electoral vote and the tax vote

Herschel Walker is not having a good end to the campaign. He has tried to revive it by proposing a debate with NBC's Joy-Ann Reid. However, he faces other more serious problems. On the one hand, he is running in the race for senator of Georgia, on the other hand, he claims a tax exemption in Texas, as if he were a resident there. This places him in a precarious position between electoral fraud and tax fraud.

On the other hand, a quarter of a million Georgians have voted since the polls opened. And that early voting boom is not good news for Walker.