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They'll make up for it with turning the voter suppression to 11. But I think Abrams can beat it.
He'll be the George Allen of Georgia:
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Warnock will have the pleasure of saying he defeated both Loeffler and Perdue on his resume.
yes, this needs much more traction.
The party is trying to stop the mail in voting and some other bullshit, ballot boxes, the whole voting process.
Georgia GOP seeks to tighten voting rules after spate of losses
Georgia Republicans are pushing a series of new voting rules that would clamp down on or roll back many of the policies that helped drive Democratic turnout in recent elections.The measures being i…
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Warnock was filling a seat that was mid-term, so he only finishes the term that was left
or that the Georgia GOP is going to stop most forms of voting.
His was a special election because the person Loefler replaced had resigned early.
I don't know why people are so confident here. It was a very weird race under weird circumstances not the least of which was the President telling his supporters not to vote because it's rigged, and it was very close. Plus won't Abrams be busy running for governor? Or is that 2024?
Also, midterms.
Also, midterms.
This seat is very losable if turnout droops, and Perdue is a better candidate than Loeffler.
Abrams running for governor is a benefit, since she'll be turning out voters who will also vote downticket.
Yeah, they are rigging this shit hard and hope everything can get together for them in 2022. Expect this to be the gameplan coming in 2022 for the senate races.yes, this needs much more traction.
The party is trying to stop the mail in voting and some other bullshit, ballot boxes, the whole voting process.
Georgia GOP seeks to tighten voting rules after spate of losses
Georgia Republicans are pushing a series of new voting rules that would clamp down on or roll back many of the policies that helped drive Democratic turnout in recent elections.The measures being i…
Is Stacey Abrams gonna run the same year right? She is gonna murder the GOP just because of her beef with Kemp.
Not just that, but against the black guy who is actually considerably more popular than the white guy. If Perdue couldn't beat Ossof, then he's going to lose even worse to Warnock.
Only way Perdue wins is if those proposed Georgia voting restrictions pass, but hopefully the new Voting Rights Act gets passed in the US Congress to stop state laws like that.
With Abrams almost certainly running for governor, I'm optimistic there's going to be very strong turnout in Georgia next fall.
HOWEVER, the Georgia Legislature fucking around with voting restrictions is what's really concerning to me. Yet another reason for Congress to pass a voting rights bill this term.
He's not beating Warnock as long as ATL and metro ATL are engaged. From all indications, they will remain locked in.
Feels like he will have some bad optics going into a competition with Warnock. Though in Georgia, who knows.
Perdue doesn't stand a chance. He will continue to use the same old GOP playbook of fear mongering, attacking Warnock's character, and most of all showing allegiance to Trump which will cause the same turnout as last year. Any type of attempted voter suppression will be put on blast and used as even more of a rallying cry against them.
The John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act needs to be passed without it GOP gains control of the House of Representatives in 2022 through gerrymandering and redistricting.
It's less to do with how bad Dems can mess up and more to do with the playing field is not stacked in their favor after the 2020 census and redistricting where red states will see more seats and those districts are defined by GOP controlled state legislatures. California is most likely to lose seats and its districting is controlled by an independent body to make districting fairer.
Just when you thought you'd nev
Just when Georgians thought they were free from hearing "Radical Liberal Raphael Warnock" ever again, prepare for the Part 2: Electric Boogaloo edition in 2022.
