I live in a part of Fulton County that is heavy majority white, with Asians (aka Indians) the largest minority. Sadly, way too many castoffs from out of state live here. This place doesn’t resemble what it was just 10 years ago.

The polling line was easily 75% black. Half had on masks. The poll workers were all wearing masks, and all but one were black.

Warnock ads are 10:1 to Herschel on tv/streaming/radio. Signs are almost non-existent here in the scheme of things.

They’ve figured it out. I don’t think Herschel stands a chance, honestly.

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Posted by Bulldogblitz

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Posted on 11/28/22 at 8:26 pm to concrete_tiger

Meanwhile, in this ruby red county, people have told me today they had +45 minute wait to vote today.

Still only see and hear warlock ads though. They've happily found a couple of white actors claiming to be lifelong Republicans who support Kemp, but don't like walker for things warlock is guilty of.

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Posted by concrete_tiger

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Posted on 11/29/22 at 7:23 am to concrete_tiger

I drive by my polling place to and from kids' school.

The line this morning was into the parking lot and looping. I've never seen it like this, not sure it even makes sense given there is a week to vote.

That being said, the left is saying this is a republican tactic to keep democrats from voting. WTF? This is the same line we all have to stand in, and just like yesterday when I voted... this line doesn't LOOK LIKE people that live around me. These people are driving in from other precincts, guaranteed.

Could they honestly be telling people to head to specific polling locations to vote, either to screw with numbers or just make lines look longer?

Or am I just as crazy as them?

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