Okay, yeah, more convinced that today was not what the GOP needed. I'll post a thread tomorrow, but here's a brief summary for anyone insane enough to be awake right now:
Statewide Turnout: 24.4%->26.7%
DeKalb: 28.8->31.5
Fulton: 27.3->29.9
Hall: 21.9->24.1
Cherokee: 24.0->26.7
Statewide Turnout: 24.4%->26.7%
DeKalb: 28.8->31.5
Fulton: 27.3->29.9
Hall: 21.9->24.1
Cherokee: 24.0->26.7
as usual, a massive, massive thank you to @joe__gantt and @ADincgor for the data.
Forsyth: 29.5->33.2
Fayette: 30.2 -> 33.8
In something that surprises literally nobody, educated GOP counties turn out. Non-college whites continue to not do so.
Fayette: 30.2 -> 33.8
In something that surprises literally nobody, educated GOP counties turn out. Non-college whites continue to not do so.
Here's the problem: if a large chunk of your voters aren't from Forsyth or Fayette but are instead from Laurens, Echols, Hall, etc...they're the non-college whites who aren't showing up. So you're going to be disproportionately hurt by the runoff electorate.
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