Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Whoa. Big dump from one of the Atlanta suburbs (I think Gwinnett). Warnock's lead jumped from barely 1,000 votes to almost 30,000 votes. Still heading for runoff, but a much clearer lead (but this is out of 3.7M votes, so still very close).
He still has a very very small chance of avoiding the runoff……but I’m not hopeful. He will win the vote count, that is obvious at this point.
Who is coming out to vote for a liar in the runoff? Seriously, Rs don’t have a chance. Some hardcore ones will come out but this guy isn’t someone who inspires loyalty. Whereas Dem voters will be bolstered by the abortion issue.
A runoff in GA is a referendum on abortion rights. GA pro-choice voters know this and the democratic machinery will get out the vote in GA. As long as there are more pro-choice voters in GA, Warnock will win the runoff.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Whoa. Big dump from one of the Atlanta suburbs (I think Gwinnett). Warnock's lead jumped from barely 1,000 votes to almost 30,000 votes. Still heading for runoff, but a much clearer lead (but this is out of 3.7M votes, so still very close).
He still has a very very small chance of avoiding the runoff……but I’m not hopeful. He will win the vote count, that is obvious at this point.
Who is coming out to vote for a liar in the runoff? Seriously, Rs don’t have a chance. Some hardcore ones will come out but this guy isn’t someone who inspires loyalty. Whereas Dem voters will be bolstered by the abortion issue.
A runoff in GA is a referendum on abortion rights. GA pro-choice voters know this and the democratic machinery will get out the vote in GA. As long as there are more pro-choice voters in GA, Warnock will win the runoff.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Whoa. Big dump from one of the Atlanta suburbs (I think Gwinnett). Warnock's lead jumped from barely 1,000 votes to almost 30,000 votes. Still heading for runoff, but a much clearer lead (but this is out of 3.7M votes, so still very close).
He still has a very very small chance of avoiding the runoff……but I’m not hopeful. He will win the vote count, that is obvious at this point.
Who is coming out to vote for a liar in the runoff? Seriously, Rs don’t have a chance. Some hardcore ones will come out but this guy isn’t someone who inspires loyalty. Whereas Dem voters will be bolstered by the abortion issue.
Anonymous wrote:So sad about Tim Ryan.
Vance is such a douche
- Ohioan
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Whoa. Big dump from one of the Atlanta suburbs (I think Gwinnett). Warnock's lead jumped from barely 1,000 votes to almost 30,000 votes. Still heading for runoff, but a much clearer lead (but this is out of 3.7M votes, so still very close).
He still has a very very small chance of avoiding the runoff……but I’m not hopeful. He will win the vote count, that is obvious at this point.
Who is coming out to vote for a liar in the runoff? Seriously, Rs don’t have a chance. Some hardcore ones will come out but this guy isn’t someone who inspires loyalty. Whereas Dem voters will be bolstered by the abortion issue.
Except that the 2+% going to the Libertarian guy are all GOP voters. If the control of the Senate comes down to Georgia, won't they just hold their noses and vote for Walker?
DP. You’re assuming they show up at all.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Whoa. Big dump from one of the Atlanta suburbs (I think Gwinnett). Warnock's lead jumped from barely 1,000 votes to almost 30,000 votes. Still heading for runoff, but a much clearer lead (but this is out of 3.7M votes, so still very close).
He still has a very very small chance of avoiding the runoff……but I’m not hopeful. He will win the vote count, that is obvious at this point.
Who is coming out to vote for a liar in the runoff? Seriously, Rs don’t have a chance. Some hardcore ones will come out but this guy isn’t someone who inspires loyalty. Whereas Dem voters will be bolstered by the abortion issue.
Except that the 2+% going to the Libertarian guy are all GOP voters. If the control of the Senate comes down to Georgia, won't they just hold their noses and vote for Walker?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Whoa. Big dump from one of the Atlanta suburbs (I think Gwinnett). Warnock's lead jumped from barely 1,000 votes to almost 30,000 votes. Still heading for runoff, but a much clearer lead (but this is out of 3.7M votes, so still very close).
He still has a very very small chance of avoiding the runoff……but I’m not hopeful. He will win the vote count, that is obvious at this point.
Who is coming out to vote for a liar in the runoff? Seriously, Rs don’t have a chance. Some hardcore ones will come out but this guy isn’t someone who inspires loyalty. Whereas Dem voters will be bolstered by the abortion issue.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Ooh. NV just posted early returns.
Cortez-Masto 54.1% - Laxalt 43.2% (35% in)
Good start!
Update:
Cortez-Masto 53.3% - Laxalt 44.2% (54% in)
Cortez-Masto 50.9% - Laxalt 46.3% (62% in)
+1Anonymous wrote:So sad about Tim Ryan.
Vance is such a douche
- Ohioan
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Whoa. Big dump from one of the Atlanta suburbs (I think Gwinnett). Warnock's lead jumped from barely 1,000 votes to almost 30,000 votes. Still heading for runoff, but a much clearer lead (but this is out of 3.7M votes, so still very close).
He still has a very very small chance of avoiding the runoff……but I’m not hopeful. He will win the vote count, that is obvious at this point.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Ooh. NV just posted early returns.
Cortez-Masto 54.1% - Laxalt 43.2% (35% in)
Good start!
Update:
Cortez-Masto 53.3% - Laxalt 44.2% (54% in)
Anonymous wrote:So sad about Tim Ryan.
Vance is such a douche
- Ohioan
Anonymous wrote:Ooh. NV just posted early returns.
Cortez-Masto 54.1% - Laxalt 43.2% (35% in)
Good start!