So far the numbers look good for a win in Georgia?

[imanamerican63]

I know it early, but yet the margins are a good sign!

Keep the faith for Ossoff and Warnock!

[mnmoderatedem]

2. one county flipped from November...

others won by a wider margin than November, some won by a wider margin than those Biden won.

Encouraging. Still a ways to go.

[Miguelito Loveless]

3. Urban numbers come in fast, fairly blue.

Rural comes in slow, VERY red.

[Blue_true]

10. Actually, the opposite on how numbers come in is the standard.

Red areas have historically reported faster, big blue area slower.

[beachbumbob]

4. Way too early to tell with only 41% of vote in with a big chunk of

democratic votes.

[DrToast]

6. Don't agree. It may be too early to call it

But so far the results look favorable to Dems.

[beachbumbob]

8. Looks good because of democratic counties are counting and gop

Counties are far behind. Let's wait before declaring this is a done deal.

[DrToast]

11. lol it's more complicated than that

You can look at how counties voted last time and how they’re voting this time. So far things look good for Dems.

[DrToast]

12. Here's a good summary

Link to tweet

[beachbumbob]

14. I stand with my statement.

[Laelth]

5. I am cautiously optimistic. n/t

-Laelth

[In It to Win It]

9. +1

[Arne]

7. Also being optimistic,

I wonder if a double Dem win could take the steam out of their march tomorrow?

[blogslut]

13. I think this guy has the correct take

I don't know who he is but, same:

Link to tweet

Matthew Lewis Royer
@TheMatthewRoyer

Replying to
@Redistrict

I personally would have asked my party to vote.

BTW, he was replying to this guy:

Link to tweet

Dave Wasserman
@Redistrict

Bottom line so far: I think Republicans have a turnout problem.

7:23 PM · Jan 5, 2021