Atlanta (Fulton county) and its nearby heavily democrat-socialist counties and precincts are clearly not reported in yet, so an early big lead at 1/4 of the ballots counted is useful.
Often, democrat cities wait until they know how many votes have to be manufactured in extra ballots, and so the urban areas report in last - despite having the fewest distances to travel and the most "helpful" officials hanging around.
Not definitive, but builds up a lead.
Candidate Party Votes Percentage
Brian Kemp GOP 630,441 63%
Stacey Abrams Dem 369,931 37%
Ted Metz Lib 6,855 1%
Total 1,007,227
23% Reporting 618 of 2,634 Precincts
But I don’t understand, she had the support of Oprah! Obviously Kemp won by colluding with the Russians.
Please, GOD, PLEASE...have Kemp; win and by a HUGE margin!
Good news.
True - in the Wisconsin Supreme Court election a few years back (with the one judge needed to give the Dems control) Madison had a 114 percent voter turnout. Fortunately, one woman failed to turn in a precinct in a Pub district, which brought it back to the Pubs. Liberal heads exploded.
Anecdotal evidence has turnout in North Georgia higher than in 2016. Abrams couldn’t get 10000 total votes north of Atlanta. I think Kemp wins by around 10%.
This would be a sane outcome. Not counting it in the bag yet but off to a good jump.