**Early Voting Started today 15 Oct 24 in Georgia**

[The_Sheff]

I don't even live in Georgia. I was just replying to your goofy point about who the early Georgia voters were. I pointed out to you that Democrats swept the State in 2020. So you were wrong, but you have too much arrogance and pride to admit that you were wrong. .

I live in GA and already voted. I agree with the other breh, this early voter turnout isn’t the same as last time. It’s a lot more rednecks coming out and voting early now because they saw what happened last time and the republicans aren’t demonizing early voting anymore.

The turnout is increasing in the areas you don’t want it to increase in if you want Democrats to win.

From what I’m seeing out here I will be shocked if Kamala wins. The enthusiasm just isn’t there in the metro area like 2020.

 

[Silver Surfer]

Voted in Cobb County yesterday....walked in and right out

 

[Samori Toure]

I live in GA and already voted. I agree with the other breh, this early voter turnout isn’t the same as last time. It’s a lot more rednecks coming out and voting early now because they saw what happened last time and the republicans aren’t demonizing early voting anymore.

The turnout is increasing in the areas you don’t want it to increase in if you want Democrats to win.

From what I’m seeing out here I will be shocked if Kamala wins. The enthusiasm just isn’t there in the metro area like 2020.

Y'all dudes are defeatist. State election data in Georgia is showing that the highest turnout in the first four days of early voting has been in metro Atlanta, Savannah and Macon.

 

[Big Blue]

Do y’all nikkas realize what most of Georgia is? I drive all around this damn state every week

There are multiple studies, exit polls (the most accurate) etc. that show that increased voter turnout is bad for the GOP. It usually indicates that newly eligible voters and less likely voters(the youth, naturalized citizens, etc.) are casting their ballots.

Why do you think Republicans are doing everything in their power to make it harder to vote??

 

[AAKing23]

There are multiple studies, exit polls (the most accurate) etc. that show that increased voter turnout is bad for the GOP. It usually indicates that newly eligible voters and less likely voters(the youth, naturalized citizens, etc.) are casting their ballots.

Why do you think Republicans are doing everything in their power to make it harder to vote??

If y'all don't wanna believe someone who is actually on the ground here who travels throughout the state telling y'all the energy is not the same this year then all I can say is let's see what happens Ain't no need to argue

 

[Big Blue]

If y'all don't wanna believe someone who is actually on the ground here who travels throughout the state telling y'all the energy is not the same this year then all I can say is let's see what happens Ain't no need to argue

If you want to argue facts with feelings I understand why you're giving up.

 

[AAKing23]

I live in GA and already voted. I agree with the other breh, this early voter turnout isn’t the same as last time. It’s a lot more rednecks coming out and voting early now because they saw what happened last time and the republicans aren’t demonizing early voting anymore.

The turnout is increasing in the areas you don’t want it to increase in if you want Democrats to win.

From what I’m seeing out here I will be shocked if Kamala wins. The enthusiasm just isn’t there in the metro area like 2020.

And that's all I've been trying to say

 

[The_Sheff]

Georgia Presidential Election 2024: Key dates and voting Info

Prepare for the 2024 presidential election in Georgia. Get voting information, key dates, and more as November 5th approaches.

www.nbcnews.com

So far early voting turnout in GA is 50% republican and 45% democrat.

 

[Elim Garak]

Georgia Presidential Election 2024: Key dates and voting Info

Prepare for the 2024 presidential election in Georgia. Get voting information, key dates, and more as November 5th approaches.

www.nbcnews.com

So far early voting turnout in GA is 50% republican and 45% democrat.

From everything I've seen I don't think Democrats will win Georgia. It looks like they have a great chance to win Pennsylvania and Michigan, and a decent shot at North Carolina. If they win those it's already over anyway. Also I've found out that site is a model. They don't have truly accurate numbers. Also apparently you don't register by party in Georgia which makes it even more difficult to say right now.