[Lazamataz]

I’ll only run the numbers for the controversial county, Fulton, and the second largest county, mine, DeKalb.

Georgia totals:
2,321,924 R
2,085,474 D

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Fulton County, the heart of Biden country:
286,497 D 72.4%
104,888 R 26.5%
72% counted
That works out to 109,587 uncounted

Therefore, add in the following
79,341 additional Democrats
29,040 additional Republicans.

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Georgia Totals after Fulton County
2,350,964 Republican
2,164,815 Democrats

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That’s their big wad. I’ll add in DeKalb county:

265,589 D 83%
51,066 R 16%
79% counted
That leaves 66,497 uncounted
Therefore,
55,192 Additional Democrats
10,639 Additional Republicans

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Georgia Totals after Dekalb County
2,406,156 Republican
2,220,007 Democrats

Cobb is 89% counted, and breaks nearly even, slight edge to biden.

I’m really not seeing how the Democrats can overcome a 180,000 Republican lead with the smaller counties.

That said, Georgia is about 1 election cycle away from becoming a battleground state.

That is very sad.

[Lazamataz]

Georgia is starting to look ugly. New update has the two candidates only 120,000 apart, advantage Trump. I won’t go through and recrunch the numbers for Fulton and Dekalb, but it looks they didn’t change since the statewide went from 86% counted to 91% counted.

That would make the 50,000 additional Fulton Democrats, and the 45,000 additional DeKalb Democrats, get within striking distance.

[Mozzafiato]

You added thed Dekalb Democrat votes to the Republican count