Georgia is over. Trump has won.
As of Tuesday evening, 86,000 absentee ballots had been accounted for, according to Corbitt. According to data from Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, Fulton County had roughly 134,000 outstanding absentee by mail ballots going into Election Day, leaving at least 48,000 to be counted.
There aren’t enough ballots for the thieves to overcome Trump’s lead.
From the Atlanta Journal Constitution:
Gwinnett is having a issue that is affecting at least 80,000 absentee by mail ballots. The ballots are counted in batches, and county spokesperson Joe Sorenson said about 3,200 batches have at least one ballot that can’t be read. The batches contain 50 sheets of paper, but Gwinnett’s ballot takes up two pages. Not every voter returns both pages.