Georgia's Very Own Megathread! (v2)

[DataGuy]

We now have full results from two counties, Webster County and Clay County. Kemp won Webster by 19.9%, and Raffensperger has won it by 37.4%. Abrams won Clay by 8.9%, and Barrow won it by 12.2%. A mixed message, but still generally in Raffensperger's favor.

[DataGuy]

Pierce County at 100% now. Kemp won it by 78.2%, Raffensperger took it by 81.0%.

EDIT: Bacon County is also fully reported. Went for Kemp by 73.9%, went for Raffensperger by 75.2%. Warren County also in. Went for Abrams by 6.5%, went for Barrow by 0.8%.

[DataGuy]

More fully reported counties: Pulaski (Kemp +40.0%, Raffensperger +49.8%), Schley (Kemp +62.7%, Raffensperger +58.0%), and Miller (Kemp +56.2%, Raffensperger +67.4%).

Also Ben Hill (Kemp +28.1%, Raffensperger +24.8%) and Candler (Kemp +45.1%, Raffensperger +32.6%).

Adding Jeff Davis (Kemp +65.7%, Raffensperger +58.2%), Rabun (Kemp +61.2%, Raffensperger +54.8%), McDuffie (Kemp +21.5%, Raffensperger +28.4%), Early (Kemp +10.8%, Raffensperger +8.6%).

[DataGuy]

There are actually a few counties where Raffensperger is underperforming Kemp. Right now, underperformance for both candidates seems to be split about evenly.

[DataGuy]

Barrow just hit 41%. It will narrow further when Atlanta and its suburbs fully report, and there's also votes still to come in from the Democratic counties of Clarke and Chatham. I think it will very likely end up being within single digits, but nonetheless Raffensperger is the overwhelming favorite to take this.

[DataGuy]

As expected, it's narrowing quickly now that Fulton's votes are coming in. Within single digits now.

[DataGuy]

Fulton done reporting now. Looks like the final statewide result is 52-48. That's actually pretty embarrassing for Republicans in a low-turnout Georgia runoff, I must say.