Georgia runoff election results Dec. 4, 2018

AJC ^ | 04 Dec 2018 | Robert A Cook PE

[Robert A Cook PE]

Only 24% of precincts reporting so far (8:30 pm, EST), and the honest (er, republican) precincts will be least likely to have vote and absentee ballots fraud (er, over-counts and recounts and illegal counts), but the Republican is ahead 64% to 36%.

Less important, the other race for Public Service Commission, the republican is also ahead by the same margin.

Makes sense, there will be almost no ticket splitting in this runoff.

[Robert A Cook PE]

Last precincts to report, as always, will most certainly be the heavy blue districts in Fulton County (Atlanta) and DeKalb County (east Atlanta). The two republicans must be far ahead before those precincts report.

[2111USMC]

You might ask the mods to correct your title.

[tomkat]

Where's HA ?   ;-)

[Robert A Cook PE]

Secretary of State
Candidate        Party Votes Percentage

Brad Raffensperger GOP 290,175 64%

John Barrow        Dem 162,512 36%

Total 452,687

PSC, District 3, General Election Runoff Election, StateCode: GA, State: Georgia

Candidate   Party Votes Percentage

Chuck Eaton i GOP 288,845 64%

Lindy Miller  Dem 160,569 36%

Total 449,414

[E. Pluribus Unum]

[Robert A Cook PE]

A few letters next to GA.

[Beach333]

Especially since two precincts in Fulton County had problems starting on time due to issues, so they stayed open late.

[Conserv]

I voted around 1 pm(Houston County)

[Robert A Cook PE]

Secretary of State, General Election Runoff Election, StateCode: GA, State: Georgia

Candidate        Party Votes Percentage

Brad Raffensperger GOP 414,167 61%

John Barrow        Dem 265,711 39%

                 Total 679,878

PSC, District 3, General Election Runoff Election, StateCode: GA, State: Georgia

Candidate        Party Votes Percentage

Chuck Eaton i      GOP 411,561 61%

Lindy Miller       Dem 263,755 39%

                 Total 675,316

Still very early. As expected, both races have nearly identical results at 39% precincts counted. /CNN anal

[Conserv]

This site has 47% of the vote in....

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2018/12/04/us/elections/results-georgia-secretary-of-state-runoff.html

[jarwulf]

He needs to have at least 90% of the vote by the time 100% of the precincts report in otherwise he’s vulnerable to all the ‘sudden influx of newly discovered ballots’ strategy that has become very popular this midterm.

[Mmogamer]

Took me 5 minutes to vote.

[Don Corleone]

but the Republican is ahead 64% to 36%.

Necessary ballots from Orange County California will arrive late tomorrow morning.Normally they would be there by 10:00 but FEDEX is also experiencing difficulty working around the Bush 41 funeral arrangements.

[Robert A Cook PE]

True. And, as expected, the democrat is cutting into the lead as slower precincts report in.

Secretary of State, General Election Runoff Election, StateCode: GA, State: Georgia

Candidate        Party Votes Percentage

Brad Raffensperger GOP 534,770 59%

John Barrow        Dem 373,538 41%

                 Total 908,308





PSC, District 3, General Election Runoff Election, StateCode: GA, State: Georgia

Candidate   Party Votes Percentage

Chuck Eaton i GOP 523,061 60%

Lindy Miller  Dem 341,729 40%

            Total 864,790

The last race is a runoff between two GOP for the GA House: They are essentially tied. Don't have any background on that race, nor how the runoff was setup.

[LS]

Rs swept.

[Noamie]

I voted. Place was empty.

[newzjunkey]

Fulton still not reporting

[ealgeone]

fulton is waiting to see how many votes are needed. amazing they do this everytime.

[MisterMagic]

https://results.enr.clarityelections.com/GA/93711/Web02-state.222648/#/

92% reporting

BRAD RAFFENSPERGER (REP) . 54.41% . 658,206
JOHN BARROW (DEM) . 45.59% . 551,461
1,209,667

I don’t think Barrow can make up 107,000 votes with only 8% of the precincts left to report.

[LilFarmer]

Not only that, but the powers that be voted a few weeks back ago that absentee ballots dated as late as Thursday can be counted. So, the dems just have to see how many ballots to create.