If this was what happened, would it be enough?
Among those who haven't voted, Perdue led 56%-38%; Loeffler had a 55%-36% advantage.
The Republicans need to do significantly better than that on Election Day. Look at it this way: a little over 3 million early votes were cast, and E-Day turnout will probably be in the neighborhood of 1 million, plus or minus. So the Republicans need a much better percentage from E-Day than the Democrats get from EV; the more votes there are on E-Day, the lower the difference needs to be.
