Democrats continue to inch ahead in the Georgia advanced voting, thanks to persistently strong Black turnout, as we enter the last day of voting before the holidays 
These comparisons are going to get a bit more complicated after today. The GOP is basically going to lose two days of early voting which were pretty decent for them in the general election. So we'll just take those days out of the 2020 early voting for comparison, I think.
At this point though, I don't think the comparison will be a problem. Since day four of early voting, Black voters have represented a much larger share of in-person early voting than it did in the general. There's no sign of that changing yet
If this pattern continues, and it may not, I think we'll be able to safely suppose an increase in the Black share of the electorate v. the general election. To my mind and in this context, this mainly reflects strength of Black turnout more than disillusioned GOP
This has always been the biggest upside for Democrats in this election, and this is what it would look like if the Democrats were on track to realize it, even if it may fade or reverse in the voting ahead
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