Thread by @gtryan

Yesterday saw 228,855 votes recorded in the runoff elections, with in-person voting actually surpassing same day voting from the November cycle.

2,566,332 total people have voted.

#gapol #gapolitics

georgiavotes.com

91,165 of those voters didn't vote in the November election, a percentage that just keeps growing and is now at 3.6%. There are more voters who didn't vote in November so far than there are voters who voted on Election Day (78,804, 3.1% of the total).

Black voters continue to make up over 31% of the total electorate, vs just under 28% in the November early vote.

Yesterday's turnout was 28.1% Black vs 23.7% on the same day for November voting. Here's your @Nate_Cohn-esque chart.

We've done a lot of looking at congressional district voting so far, but what's going on with counties? Here's a quick look at the large counties and how they compare to November early vote turnout.

The first 10 reliably D counties of size (50k+), and their rank among counties sorted by % of early vote turnout.

12 - Fulton
14 - Newton
15 - Clayton
16 - Dekalb
19 - Douglas
34 - Rockdale
47 - Bibb
50 - Gwinnett
53 - Dougherty
62 - Columbia

And the same thing for reliably R large counties

98 - Coweta
112 - Forsyth
125 - Paulding
129 - Barrow
130 - Whitfield
135 - Floyd
139 - Bartow
142 - Jackson
146 - Cherokee
147 - Hall

Update, thanks for the note!

https://twitter.com/buffyplusgot/status/1344299587377487873