12/22
@VoteHubUS
Georgia
Early voting update
In-person: 1,594,723 ballots
Mail: 99,623 ballots
Statewide turnout: 23.5%
Gender breakdown: 55.3% Female, 44.5% Male
Race breakdown: 59.3% White, 27.4% Black, 13.3% Other
White turnout: 27.0%
Black turnout: 21.5%
Turnout for each county shown below.
https://sos.ga.gov/page/election-data-hub-turnout
13/22
@DelonFerdinand
Really comes down to if white woman are more for Harris or Trump and everything we’ve seen is they are for Harris this cycle. So this to me seems very promising
14/22
@H1M_16
Women are pissed
15/22
@DebunkM9790
Trump is toast.
16/22
@happy_cali
Question: you have (2) different references to race % breakdown. What’s the difference between the two (59.3/27.4 v 27.0/21.5)
17/22
@ANTO1324
Interesting
18/22
@Ceo_Branding
This would seem to favor Harris. But the analytics suggest Trump would win if election was today.
But things like this provide glitches in the matrix. A few key thoughts:
[Quoted tweet]
If the election were held today, Donald Trump would win!
Polls like Emerson show Trump gaining momentum, indicating a clear pattern of acceleration over the last 60 days.
However, the election isn’t today, and the Harris campaign seems to be rolling out strategic countermeasures.
Kamala Harris and Tim Walz are dialed in more on their closing message toward big-tent optimism, hosting events with Liz Cheney and focusing on a broader, more favorable view of America. While yes, the Cheney collab may seem odd, there is a group of Republicans that voted for George W Bush and Harris efforts may get them to abstain on their presidential vote or support her.
The question remains: is there enough time to sway voters, or will the clock run out?
There are signs that Harris’s approach might be working. A new Associated Press-NORC poll shows Harris at 51% favorability compared to Trump’s 40% favorability and 58% unfavorable with 46% of voters preferring Harris on middle-class taxes.
Voters remain divided on key issues like the economy, with Trump still holding a slight edge on tariffs and immigration.
However, the Harris campaign’s focus on core issues like taxes and housing may be starting to resonate, as her favorability ratings rise and some of Trump’s traditional advantages fade.
The real question is whether this late momentum can be sustained in key swing states, or if Trump’s consistent base and ability to shift around the narrative outlast Harris’s late surge.
Time will tell if her coalition-building and optimistic messaging can sway enough undecided voters.
Will Harris strategy work or will time run out?
Or do you believe this race is already over?
19/22
@StevenValdezII1
Maga has Georgia! They don’t want no more illegal immigrants
20/22
@lolwutbrosef
Black women carrying the state of GA since 2020
21/22
@croatiandaddi
Women are going to deliver this election for Harris 🩵
22/22
@CaptainUltraPr1
Vote for Harris!
No more MAGA filth!
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