"Republicans have taken a narrow lead in the tabulated vote, but the Democrats are clear favorites in both races for Senate. The overwhelming majority of remaining votes are in the Atlanta metro area, and while the race remains competitive, there's no indication that the Republicans are poised to run more strongly than expected there." |
Because most of the counties in greater Atlanta have counted less than 50% of their votes. |
I’ve frequently opined that neither party is ready for the youth impact. 50+, many are not paying attention. Kids like yours - they’re involved in an incredibly active level, and very innovative; not so fearful of risk, change, or transparency. They’re already distrustful, which isn’t good. I’m optimistic. All change is tough but it is required to grow. |
After an entire week of returns coming in from the presidential election, you don’t get it yet? It’s not about the votes that have come in; it’s about the outstanding votes. |
MS-NBC has the GOPers up with 76% in. I hope that comment above about ATL is right! |
The Republicans should call it now! Wouldn't want those unseemly vote dumps to come in from Atlanta. |
Sure. |
Hotlanta FTW! 🍑 🇺🇸 🌊
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+1. 77% of the expected vote is in. Purdue is up 51%. |
Of course it is. How are you all not tracking the counties? |
I have to tell you. I was one of the handful of people on DCUM who stayed up on election night, getting knee deep into county data. I just don’t have it in me to do it again. Hoping to find that person here. Tell me what you know about county data. |
Oh God. The commenters are starting to talk about provisional ballots, military ballots, and absentee ballots. |