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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsSo, if the outstanding returns in GA-6 are from Fulton County...
...shouldn't the remaining precincts be more favorable to Ossoff than the returns that have already been tabulated?...
...and doesn't that suggest that it will be very suspicious indeed if the "delay" in tabulating those returns ends up holding Ossoff under 50%?
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So, if the outstanding returns in GA-6 are from Fulton County... (Original Post)
Ken Burch
Apr 2017
OP
No. The number crunchers forecast he would not get 50% during the long pause in Fulton results.
Doodley
Apr 2017
#1
Nate Cohn tweet kinda explains it. I think it is a reddish area of Fulton County
LeftInTX
Apr 2017
#2
Doodley
(9,077 posts)1. No. The number crunchers forecast he would not get 50% during the long pause in Fulton results.
So far Ossoff's vote is between 1.4% and 1.6% more than Clinton's in all three counties. There is no reason to think the gap should be more than twice as big in Fulton County.
LeftInTX
(25,201 posts)2. Nate Cohn tweet kinda explains it. I think it is a reddish area of Fulton County
underthematrix
(5,811 posts)3. I wonder if the the FBI will get involved in this one
Warpy
(111,222 posts)4. Fulton county precincts when for Asshole by 2 1/2%
The difference in Cobb Co. was double digits in favor of Asshole. I'd have expected Ossoff to hold onto his 50%+ in Fulton Co. and I thought Cobb would kill him.
So this "bad card" business stinks to high heaven.
Paper ballots. Anything else is tyranny.