Thread by @Taniel

Fulton County (Atlanta) drops 95,000 mail-in ballots. They went 81/19 for Ossoff. (Fulton's mail-in ballots in the fall had gone 79/20 for Biden).

(Caution: It may be GOPers were even less likely to vote by mail in runoff after 2+ months of Trump attacks. We don't know yet.)

Gwinnett County just dropped 95,000 mail-in ballots as well. They went Ossoff 70/30. (Biden had won mail here by 66/33.)

(Please remember the same caution as before: Don't draw conclusions until we see more Election Day votes.)

Our first meaningful flavor of Northern Georgia: Murray County has counted its roughly 7,500 mail/early ballots, and it's roughly 82/18 for the GOP.

(Trump won early/mail here 83/16.)

(Again, again, again: we still need to see if GOP voters shifted Election Day.)

Let's check in with another heavily red county: Wayne (much further South). Trump got 77% here in the mail/early vote.

Today, with roughly 6,900 votes, Perdue got 73%.

(I can't stress enough that GOP can undo this if it's just had a more Election Day-focused turnout. Waiting.)

Clayton County, which put Biden on top in November, is back: It just reported roughly 26,000 mail-in ballots.

Ossoff won the batch 89% to 11%. (Biden had won it 85 to 14%.)

Same caution as every single tweet of this thread: Dems are doing well in mail, we wait for ED.

Here is what my caution was about!

Pulaski is done reporting.

November: Biden 51% mail, 25% early, 32% Election Day.

Today: Ossoff 55% mail, 26% early, *but* only 26% Election Day.

Almost the same overall. (How will ED be around Atlanta?)