[Hieronymus]

It smells rigged. IF DeKalb and Fulton’s outstanding votes were taken out of the equation, eyeballing the rest of the NYT outstanding vote map, walker would win by a hair. However, each of the two counties is holding back enough to swing it to about 51%.

[Sacajaweau]

The usual MO.

[cowboyusa]

Walker ahead again.

[Dave W]

Well, we do know they are the most populous counties and their votes should count, at least that's how I see it.

How about Republicans getting out the early vote just like the democrats. It's tough to make up a 250,000 vote deficit in one day. Maybe one day, this will occur to the republicans.

[SlipperySlope99]

I’ll be surprised if this doesn’t end with DeKalb and Fulton counties coming up with enough votes to ensure a Warnock victory. We’ve seen this play before.

[CFW]

Fulton and Dekalb county still have over 100,000 votes outstanding -—each. No way Walker can overcome those counties. They all voted 75% to 25% for Warnock.

Atlanta rules the State of Georgia.