John McCain is currently having big advantage to defeat Barack Obama, in the presidential race, in the state of Georgia — that’s what the recent Obama vs McCain Georgia Polls indicate.

Well, McCain has been leading Obama in the Peach State since June, and he has well maintained his lead in the recent Georgia opinion polls, which were conducted by Public Opinion Strategies, SurveyUSA, InsiderAdvantage/Poll Position, Rasmussen Reports.

Check out what these latest McCain vs Obama Georgia Polls say —

Public Opinion Strategies’ Obama vs McCain GA Poll, conducted from September 9 to September 11, showed McCain leading Obama by 21 % points — 56 % to 35 % among the registered voters of Georgia.

SurveyUSA Obama vs McCain GA Poll, conducted from September 14 to September 16, showed McCain leading Obama by 16 % points — 57 % to 41 % among the registered voters of Georgia.

InsiderAdvantage/Poll Position’s McCain vs Obama GA Poll, conducted on September 17, showed McCain leading Obama by 8 % points — 51 % to 43 % among the registered voters of Georgia.

Rasmussen Reports’ McCain vs Obama GA Poll, conducted on September 18, showed McCain leading Obama by 11 % points — 54 % to 43 % among the registered voters of Georgia. According to the poll, McCain is currently given a 90.3 % chance of winning Georgia’s fifteen Electoral votes this fall.

LATEST UPDATE —

American Research Group’s McCain vs Obama GA Poll, conducted from September 18 to September 21, showed McCain leading Obama by 18 % points — 57 % to 39 % among the registered voters of Georgia.