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I live in Georgia. We are NOT a purple or blue state, the ONLY reason the governors race in 2018 was close was because the democrats had a black female candidate and it brought ALL of the black voters out for her. This time around that won't happen. Other than Athens,Atlanta and Savannah, Georgia is BRIGHT RED.
I live in Georgia. We are NOT a purple or blue state, the ONLY reason the governors race in 2018 was close was because the democrats had a black female candidate and it brought ALL of the black voters out for her. This time around that won't happen. Other than Athens,Atlanta and Savannah, Georgia is BRIGHT RED.
Yet, if Georgia people was permitted to vote to approve of Medicaid expansion, Athens, Atlanta, Savannah, and a few other cities would be just enough to push it over the top.
Yet, if Georgia people was permitted to vote to approve of Medicaid expansion, Athens, Atlanta, Savannah, and a few other cities would be just enough to push it over the top.
Didn't work with Abrams and I doubt that would work either. Although I think some more populist republicans would support it, I certainly would, to me expanding medicaid isn't a controversial thing but the presidency is.
If Trump gets as much as 15 percent of the black vote he can win Georgia by 7
Incidentally, both Landmark and Trafalgar are considered partisan Republican polls. You sure know how to pick them. But hey, at least there was a reference to- but not a link, of course- to the poll in the Twitter post. That's progress from you.
I live in Georgia. We are NOT a purple or blue state, the ONLY reason the governors race in 2018 was close was because the democrats had a black female candidate and it brought ALL of the black voters out for her. This time around that won't happen. Other than Athens,Atlanta and Savannah, Georgia is BRIGHT RED.
Have you happened to see a visual of the current Democratic ticket? I'm guessing one of them might come as a surprise.
Also- how in the heck does Jorgensen come in at 20% among non-white/non-AA voters. Does she have some hidden well of Hispanic, Asian, and Native American support.
My prediction- there is no way Biden finishes worse than 47% or Trump over 51%. Clinton tallied 45.8 and that was before the suburbs turned on Republicans in the mid-terms.
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