Georgia Early Voting Surges as Republicans Worry About Turnout
With Election Day approaching, early voting numbers are raising questions about whether Republicans can close a growing turnout gap in Democratic-leaning areas. On today's Politically Georgia, Greg Bluestein and Patricia Murphy examine what the numbers reveal and why it's still too early to draw conclusions. They also explore how split-ticket voting could affect Georgia's closely contested down-ballot races, explain a new election rule requiring handwritten voter lists and discuss the attorney general's role in investigating local corruption. Plus, could Gov. Brian Kemp's embrace of data…
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