From what I can tell, looks like about 580,000 votes outstanding. Abrams would have to take about 71% to close the gap. I think Kemp will be okay.
Governor, General Election, StateCode: GA, State: Georgia Candidate Party Votes Percentage Brian Kemp GOP 1,840,064 53% Stacey Abrams Dem 1,619,067 46% Ted Metz Lib 33,701 1% Total 3,492,832 93% Reporting 2,447 of 2,634 Precincts
The news is not as good for the House: One (R) incumbent looking very poor (if not out) at 48%-52% to the new democrat in GA07, one preserved though narrowly at 52-48% in Karen Handel's district 06.
U.S. House, District 6, General Election, StateCode: GA, State: Georgia
Candidate Party Votes Percentage
Karen Handel i GOP 132,130 52%
Lucy McBath Dem 122,673 48%
Total 254,803
87% Reporting 181 of 207 Precincts
U.S. House District 7
U.S. House, District 7, General Election, StateCode: GA, State: Georgia
Candidate Party Votes Percentage
Carolyn Bourdeaux Dem 114,427 52%
Rob Woodall i GOP 105,352 48%
Total 219,779
87% Reporting 108 of 124 Precincts
Loudermilk, (R) GA11, is OK. That used to be Larry McDonald's district, then went to Gingrich's, then Gingery.
Thanks c. I think we've come out ahead, and this bodes well for the 2020 Trump coattails.