The Officially Unofficial 2020 Georgia Senate Runoff Elections Armageddon Thread (1 Viewer)

[SaulGoodmanEsq]

Control of the Senate is on the line. Assuming the current numbers will stand on recount, only 1.9% of the vote (90,295 votes) separated Republican incumbent David Perdue from his Democratic challenger, Jon Ossof. The third place Libertarian candidate received 2.3% of the vote (144,566 votes). In the special election, Raphael Warnock led the pack with 32.9% of the vote trailed by incumbent Kelly Loeffler who received 25.9% of the vote. Doug Collins, the other major GOP candidate, finished with 20% of the vote. Various other Democrat candidates finished with a combined 15.5% of the vote. Various other GOP candidates finished with 3.4% and roughly 2% for independent candidates.

Andrew Yang has posted that he will be moving to Georgia to help campaign for Ossof and Warnock.

 

[efil4]

A lot of votes to count from Dem strongholds. Watching the dude on MSNBC.

Yeah but can't let the lead get too large or won't be able to over take (Ossoff)

 

[wardorican]

Perdue just passed Ossoff.

This isn't how this works. The back and forth is just randomized. We may not know for a few days depending on mail in ballots again.

 

[Mr. Blue Sky]

This is so indicative of how divided that state, and this country, are today (from a few minutes ago)


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[efil4]

This isn't how this works. The back and forth is just randomized. We may not know for a few days depending on mail in ballots again.

So the Elections Sec said while ago the mail in ballot (due by Fri postmarked today) are about 17k. But expects the actual return to be below that.

GA doing good job of counting early mail in this go round

 

[brandon]

This isn't how this works. The back and forth is just randomized. We may not know for a few days depending on mail in ballots again.

Well, sure, but if we were 60% in and the Dems were up by a million votes, it would look much more likely that the Dems would have a chance at winning.

At this point, it’s looking much less likely that they win.

 

[efil4]

Lol this just like GameDay board during Saints game.

We score = we going to suoerbowl

We give up TD= fire Dennis allen.

 

[Xeno]

Well, sure, but if we were 60% in and the Dems were up by a million votes, it would look much more likely that the Dems would have a chance at winning.

At this point, it’s looking much less likely that they win.

DeKalb and Gwinnett counties are both still reporting around 35% so there's a lot of Democratic vote left out there.

 

[Sandman]

Wasserman on the election:

 

[Xeno]

Lol this just like GameDay board during Saints game.

We score = we going to suoerbowl

We give up TD= fire Dennis allen.

Is Stacey Abrams Sean Payton or Mickey Loomis?

 

[brandon]

DeKalb and Gwinnett counties are both still reporting around 35% so there's a lot of Democratic vote left out there.

Agreed. I’m not calling anything here. But it’s hard to be optimistic at the moment.

 

[MT15]

I think this guy’s opinion carries a lot of weight. Using my game day voice, we got this.



Dangit, sandman beat me by a few seconds! Lol.

 

[brandon]

Wasserman on the election:

I hope this is good analysis.

 

[Xeno]

Agreed. I’m not calling anything here. But it’s hard to be optimistic at the moment.

Well Big Nutz Lutz just got us back within one score

 

[MT15]

I hope this is good analysis.

I gather that Wasserman has a really good reputation for this stuff.

 

[J-DONK]

Wasserman just called for Warnock.

 

[Nebaghead]

Could be a net gain of 70-100k votes for the Dem candidates.

 

[brandon]

Wasserman just called for Warnock.

Bold.

 

[Sandman]

I gather that Wasserman has a really good reputation for this stuff.

He does. He looks deep into the numbers as they come in and where they are coming in from. "I have seen enough" is something he has been known to say when he calls a race. His followers are always saying, "Say the words Dave."