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Official Georgia Senate Runoff Election Thread - Page 2

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Crap, CNN says it looks good for republicans based on exit poll demographics: slightly more males than women, more older people than young. also larger than in November of in person voting numbers .
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These races don't really matter for us. We need more than 60 Dems in senate to overcome filibuster and remember that a few Dems will not vote in our favor so need to account for that also.


Pretty much expect a re-run of Obama's last term.
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These races don't really matter for us. We need more than 60 Dems in senate to overcome filibuster and remember that a few Dems will not vote in our favor so need to account for that also.


Pretty much expect a re-run of Obama's last term.
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Crap, CNN says it looks good for republicans based on exit poll demographics: slightly more males than women, more older people than young. also larger than in November of in person voting numbers .
Democrats mainly vote by mail
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These races don't really matter for us. We need more than 60 Dems in senate to overcome filibuster and remember that a few Dems will not vote in our favor so need to account for that also.


Pretty much expect a re-run of Obama's last term.
Or 50 dems + 10 reps, but the Senate needs to bring up the bill to vote, Schumer will definitely bring up the bill for a vote the turtle won't
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From 538 blog:

The electorate so far is 56 percent white, 31 percent Black and 13 percent other or unknown races; in November, it was 58 percent white, 28 percent Black and 14 percent other or unknown.

That could bode well for Ossoff and Warnock, given that Black voters overwhelmingly vote Democratic and that the Black share of the electorate was lower than expected in November. However, it also might not matter: Election Day voters (who tend to be whiter and more conservative) could vote in large enough numbers to completely change the face of the electorate.
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Perdue performing a lot better with Independents, Seniors and the Suburbs.

It’s like how does this happen? The guy completely ignored the voters of Georgia and felt entitled to it without working for it. Just wow. The days of Country over party died years ago.
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And we also just got about 96,000 absentee votes in Gwinnett County (the Atlanta suburbs). Ossoff won this batch 70 percent to 30 percent, and Warnock won them 71 percent to 29 percent. Biden won Gwinnett absentee ballots just 66 percent to 33 percent, so that’s a pretty good sign for Democrats.
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Thanks Swim for the updates. I’m surprised not many Dreamers interested in this election.
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Some good news for Dems:

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Pulaski Co. (rural south GA) looks done:

Perdue 2,546-1,105 (+39.4)
Loeffler 2,524-1,126 (+38.4)

Trump (Nov.) 2,815-1,230 (+38.9)

Perdue/Loeffler running about even with Trump here, but turnout is just 90.3% of November levels. Dems could plausibly beat that in ATL.


Lanier Co. (rural south GA) looks done:

Perdue 2,122-902 (+40.4)
Loeffler 2,121-907 (+40.0)

Trump (Nov.) 2,509-1,019 (+41.7)

And that's only 86% of November turnout, so if that's fully counted, that's great news for Dems.
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