Georgia Senate Primary Poll: A 5-Way Tie

The 2014 Republican primary for U.S. Senate in Georgia remains effectively tied up among the five top candidates, according to a new poll. Businessman David Perdue, a first-time candidate and cousin of former governor Sonny Perdue, has the lead with 12.7 percent, the Daily Caller reports.

Four other candidates running for the Senate–former secretary of state Karen Handel and congressmen Paul Broun, Phil Gingrey, and Jack Kingston–are not far behind and all bunched together. Broun and Kingston each get 10.9 percent, while Gingrey gets 10.4 percent and Handel 10.2 percent. According to the poll, available here, 42.9 percent of primary voters are undecided.