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re: Georgia Sixth Congressional District Special Election
Posted on 4/18/17 at 6:30 pm to hsfolk
Posted on 4/18/17 at 6:30 pm to hsfolk
HOLY shite read this from the AJC 
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Political analysts are getting wound up about a pair of Sandy Springs districts that could signal a stronger-than-expected Democratic turnout.
The first is a precinct that Democrat Michelle Nunn won with 78 percent of the vote in 2014, meaning that it’s a trove of potential votes for Democrat Jon Ossoff. Turnout in that precinct has nearly doubled on Tuesday, an astounding feat for a special election.
The second is a precinct in a more conservative stretch of Sandy Springs where Nunn only got about a third of the votes. Turnout there is only about half of what it was in 2014.
“That ain’t good,” texted one GOP operative
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Posted on 4/18/17 at 6:34 pm to Toddy
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HOLY shite read this from the AJC
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I do not endorse this as my prediction, BUT, if overall turnout and party breakdown turnout in Georgia's 6th mirrors how it went in Kansas, Ossoff would theoretically finish with 51-53% of the total vote.
Again, too many variables for any reasonable person to be confident in projecting based on that - in either direction - but it is interesting.
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