That's not actually that great of a gender gap for Georgia. In 2020 it was 56% women overall, with Election Day voters always being heavily Republican (and male)
That's not actually that great of a gender gap for Georgia. In 2020 it was 56% women overall, with Election Day voters always being heavily Republican (and male)
Honest answer is idk. A lot of older constant voters voting. The only thing I can say is, the already voted pool is a bit red.
Also baked in the fact that over 200k mail votes are still outstanding. Mostly delayed several days from the center counties. So if they returned, would be quite blue there.
A chunk of Eday voters already voted.
And a lot of people who were even in Georgia in 2020 are expected to vote as well (they are currently underrepresented in the already voted pool). No one knows who will turn out in the next couple of weeks.
That's not actually that great of a gender gap for Georgia. In 2020 it was 56% women overall, with Election Day voters always being heavily Republican (and male)
https://www.cnn.com/election/2020/exit-polls/president/georgia
Don’t count on that.
A lot of Rs are voting early. If anything, the already voted pool is exurban and rural heavy. might be slightly pink.
The still outstanding mail votes are very blue though, if they come in.
If anything, the Election Day votes won’t be super red.
Is GA gone from Harris?
Honest answer is idk. A lot of older constant voters voting. The only thing I can say is, the already voted pool is a bit red.
Also baked in the fact that over 200k mail votes are still outstanding. Mostly delayed several days from the center counties. So if they returned, would be quite blue there.
A chunk of Eday voters already voted.
And a lot of people who were even in Georgia in 2020 are expected to vote as well (they are currently underrepresented in the already voted pool). No one knows who will turn out in the next couple of weeks.