Thread by @RachelBitecofer

1. Though part of what I'm calling "The GA Model" (in several parts, also the @staceyabrams' model- esp the part I'm about to highlight) is to micro-invest the up to now completely ignore rural black vote as a means of depressing the GOP vote margin in rural areas w black pops

https://twitter.com/JMilesColeman/status/1355642157755981826

2. Its a shrewd, strategically brilliant strategy, a game of subtraction via addition (but not evil, bc it subtracts POWER not the ability to participate in democracy w is the GOP's modus operandi. White rural voters still get to vote. Hell, the reforms @FairFight & others

3. fight for help all voters access the ballot box easier, and socio-economic barriers cross all races. The crap the GOP does to target minority voters & young voters hurts their own base & a great irony will be as their party becomes more heavily reliant on non-college ed voters

4. all of this suppression stuff is likely to bite them in the ass- esp in low participation races. These types of races are disproportionately made up of college ed voters (see VA 2019). Would love to see/hear about how the performance turned out for the analysis @JMilesColeman

5. did for NC but for GA rural places, with specific attention on those where Fair Fight invested on turnout. I'm sure her org will disclose that at some point. But yeah, I like the strategy of mitigating the strength of your opponent in their strongholds IF there is a viable

6 option to do so. This what the Trump campaign tried, micro-targeting minority youngish men online. Verdict to out on how effective it was as far as I know but polling prior to the election suggested it was. Lots of great ways to flip this around, which @StrikePac will do!