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« Reply #25 on: November 05, 2020, 07:32:15 AM »

Margin is down to 18K this morning.  Fulton County election director said this morning there are about 13K mail in votes to count and adjudicate and they will report by the end of this morning.  And there are thousands of votes to count in Clayton and Chatham Counties.   It will probably be within 5000 votes either way. 

In any event, Perdue drops below 50.0% and there will be two Senate runoffs in January.
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« Reply #26 on: November 05, 2020, 07:41:52 AM »

If Biden wins the state, do we have hope of flipping the two senate seats in a special election?

Ask Wyche Fowler!
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« Reply #27 on: November 05, 2020, 08:25:45 AM »

Margin is down to 18K this morning.  Fulton County election director said this morning there are about 13K mail in votes to count and adjudicate and they will report by the end of this morning.  And there are thousands of votes to count in Clayton and Chatham Counties.   It will probably be within 5000 votes either way. 

In any event, Perdue drops below 50.0% and there will be two Senate runoffs in January.

I think Dems should feel good about their prospects in a run off, particularly if the results of the runoff determine whether Biden has a Senate majority. Mitch McConnell is going to be a very effective bogeyman, particularly after ACB, and I would not be surprised if Trump's behavior during a lame duck ends up being a liability.
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« Reply #28 on: November 05, 2020, 08:29:30 AM »

Margin is down to 18K this morning.  Fulton County election director said this morning there are about 13K mail in votes to count and adjudicate and they will report by the end of this morning.  And there are thousands of votes to count in Clayton and Chatham Counties.   It will probably be within 5000 votes either way. 

In any event, Perdue drops below 50.0% and there will be two Senate runoffs in January.

I think Dems should feel good about their prospects in a run off, particularly if the results of the runoff determine whether Biden has a Senate majority. Mitch McConnell is going to be a very effective bogeyman, particularly after ACB, and I would not be surprised if Trump's behavior during a lame duck ends up being a liability.

So you think in a state that is center-right at the moment, in an election with lower turnout - with a pissed off Repubpican base - will allow Dems to snatch a trifecta sealing majority?!

Totally independent of my normal Georgia rambling - that is undeniably naive. I’m willing to bet that even posters here that are annoyed to tears by me would agree on this.
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« Reply #29 on: November 05, 2020, 08:54:26 AM »

Margin is down to 18K this morning.  Fulton County election director said this morning there are about 13K mail in votes to count and adjudicate and they will report by the end of this morning.  And there are thousands of votes to count in Clayton and Chatham Counties.   It will probably be within 5000 votes either way. 

In any event, Perdue drops below 50.0% and there will be two Senate runoffs in January.

I think Dems should feel good about their prospects in a run off, particularly if the results of the runoff determine whether Biden has a Senate majority. Mitch McConnell is going to be a very effective bogeyman, particularly after ACB, and I would not be surprised if Trump's behavior during a lame duck ends up being a liability.

So you think in a state that is center-right at the moment, in an election with lower turnout - with a pissed off Repubpican base - will allow Dems to snatch a trifecta sealing majority?!

Totally independent of my normal Georgia rambling - that is undeniably naive. I’m willing to bet that even posters here that are annoyed to tears by me would agree on this.
Your right, there are long odds

But if Biden narrowly wins Georgia, that brings a lot of letiimacy to the senate races
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« Reply #30 on: November 05, 2020, 09:00:42 AM »

Margin is down to 18K this morning.  Fulton County election director said this morning there are about 13K mail in votes to count and adjudicate and they will report by the end of this morning.  And there are thousands of votes to count in Clayton and Chatham Counties.   It will probably be within 5000 votes either way. 

In any event, Perdue drops below 50.0% and there will be two Senate runoffs in January.

I think Dems should feel good about their prospects in a run off, particularly if the results of the runoff determine whether Biden has a Senate majority. Mitch McConnell is going to be a very effective bogeyman, particularly after ACB, and I would not be surprised if Trump's behavior during a lame duck ends up being a liability.

So you think in a state that is center-right at the moment, in an election with lower turnout - with a pissed off Repubpican base - will allow Dems to snatch a trifecta sealing majority?!

Totally independent of my normal Georgia rambling - that is undeniably naive. I’m willing to bet that even posters here that are annoyed to tears by me would agree on this.
...actually, I’m usually a doomer but I feel pretty bullish on these races.
Firstly, Warnock is a great candidate who will mobilize voters, and Loeffler is hater. That will translate into the Perdue vs Ossoff race as well.

More importantly, Trump will almost certainly trash the GOP for not handing him the election and will almost certainly divide the party. I don’t expect his MAGA base to bail out Loeffler of all people.

Finally, the Covid spike will be at its peak. It’s pretty well documented Covid spikes lead to temporary shifts blue (thanks to the ridiculous politicization of the virus) and December is projected to be one h**l of a month nationwide, including Georgia.
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« Reply #31 on: November 05, 2020, 09:23:18 AM »
« Edited: November 05, 2020, 09:32:47 AM by woodley park »

Margin is down to 18K this morning.  Fulton County election director said this morning there are about 13K mail in votes to count and adjudicate and they will report by the end of this morning.  And there are thousands of votes to count in Clayton and Chatham Counties.   It will probably be within 5000 votes either way. 

In any event, Perdue drops below 50.0% and there will be two Senate runoffs in January.

I think Dems should feel good about their prospects in a run off, particularly if the results of the runoff determine whether Biden has a Senate majority. Mitch McConnell is going to be a very effective bogeyman, particularly after ACB, and I would not be surprised if Trump's behavior during a lame duck ends up being a liability.

So you think in a state that is center-right at the moment, in an election with lower turnout - with a pissed off Repubpican base - will allow Dems to snatch a trifecta sealing majority?!

Totally independent of my normal Georgia rambling - that is undeniably naive. I’m willing to bet that even posters here that are annoyed to tears by me would agree on this.

Georgia isn't center right. Center-right states don't go down to the wire in two statewide elections in a row (2018 and 2020). Our resident doomer adds some great context and analysis in the post immediately above mine. Your theory of the case is wrong, sorry!
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« Reply #32 on: November 05, 2020, 09:31:18 AM »

Margin is down to 18K this morning.  Fulton County election director said this morning there are about 13K mail in votes to count and adjudicate and they will report by the end of this morning.  And there are thousands of votes to count in Clayton and Chatham Counties.   It will probably be within 5000 votes either way. 

In any event, Perdue drops below 50.0% and there will be two Senate runoffs in January.

I think Dems should feel good about their prospects in a run off, particularly if the results of the runoff determine whether Biden has a Senate majority. Mitch McConnell is going to be a very effective bogeyman, particularly after ACB, and I would not be surprised if Trump's behavior during a lame duck ends up being a liability.

So you think in a state that is center-right at the moment, in an election with lower turnout - with a pissed off Repubpican base - will allow Dems to snatch a trifecta sealing majority?!

Totally independent of my normal Georgia rambling - that is undeniably naive. I’m willing to bet that even posters here that are annoyed to tears by me would agree on this.

MillenialModerate is always wrong about Georgia so this is good news.
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