Watching MSNBC, they are saying too close to call, but have enough info to say Warnock is leading. Maddow is saying that this is a change in how the decision desk is classifying the race.
What does the decision desk thing mean? (Feel free to link instead of typing an explanation)
I am not trying to argue, I’m still not understanding how the comparison (i.e. over/under performing) is being made on voting results from 11/8 when Oliver was an option and took away votes between the two current options.
I believe (hope) Warnock will be the winner in the end, I just don’t think anyone should say here not to worry about something without evidence.
In what’s being reported from today’s election Warnock is consistently picking up more of those 3rd party votes than expected (and consequently Walker less than expected.) Which is good news. Trying to temper my enthusiasm because early election calls are not always a good bet but it is promising.
Post by seeyalater52 on Dec 6, 2022 22:00:39 GMT -5
Not that it means anything to folks on here without naming names but ALL my best GA political contacts whose intel I rely on for work say Walker is straight fucked and Warnock has it in the bag.
Good question. Warnock would need to underperform compared to the general election in the remaining urban areas in order to lose. I’m also watching Dave Wasserman on Twitter pretty closely. He has said several times the race is close but Warnock is doing better.
I’m still not understanding why you’re telling people here not to worry yet.
I know exactly nothing and have no optimism because I’m basically dead inside, but I thought it was because a few counties were flipping.
Scroll down to where it shows results by county; you can see how many counties Warnock will have big margins in and how many more votes are left to count vs. the counties Walker has the lead in. Fulton and DeKalb counties will be huge for Warnock.
Scroll down to where it shows results by county; you can see how many counties Warnock will have big margins in and how many more votes are left to count vs. the counties Walker has the lead in. Fulton and DeKalb counties will be huge for Warnock.
Watching MSNBC, they are saying too close to call, but have enough info to say Warnock is leading. Maddow is saying that this is a change in how the decision desk is classifying the race.
What does the decision desk thing mean? (Feel free to link instead of typing an explanation)
Post by seeyalater52 on Dec 6, 2022 22:35:19 GMT -5
My new teammate (as of last week!) who worked the GA Dem coordinated campaign through the general and is at the Warnock election night party at HQ and I am sooooo jealous! Yay!!!
I am not trying to argue, I’m still not understanding how the comparison (i.e. over/under performing) is being made on voting results from 11/8 when Oliver was an option and took away votes between the two current options.
I believe (hope) Warnock will be the winner in the end, I just don’t think anyone should say here not to worry about something without evidence.
But there was evidence. Kornacki is looking at vote percentage. In Nov 2-3% of the vote went third party. There is no third option today so those % points have to go somewhere. For Walker to do well, he would need to pick up basically all those votes. He was not doing that. In some cases Warnock picked up more of the percentage than Walker. Does that make sense or help?
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Relieved does not quite cover everything I'm feeling about this. I am so happy Walker lost, but I wish it hadn't been so close. And maybe it wouldn't have been close without all the voter suppression going on.