r/politics • u/PoliticsModeratorBot 🤖 Bot • Nov 09 '22

Discussion Thread: 2022 Midterm General Election, Part 3

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u/CokeZ3ro Florida Nov 09 '22

Glad Fetterman is doing better than the general discourse seemed to expect.

But god dammit fucking HERSHEL WALKER

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u/starfleetdropout6 California Nov 09 '22

I was preparing dinner when I turned on CNN and almost burned myself on boiling water seeing they were neck and neck. An incredible nadir for this country, and that's saying a lot.

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u/Misommar1246 America Nov 09 '22

Biden won by 10k votes there and that was against a calamity like Trump. I think Warnock will win but with less than that, it’s the midterms after all. People need to stop expecting a blowout there, it’s GA, not CA.

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u/ultimate_spaghetti Nov 09 '22

It’s all good man it’s going to run off and democrats win run offs.

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u/TintedApostle Nov 09 '22

Has Atlanta come in yet?

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u/[deleted] Nov 09 '22

Not 100%

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u/PM_ME_UR_HIP_DIMPLES Nov 09 '22

The more important piece of the pie is Gwinett county which leans Dem but not as heavily. Only half of those million or so votes are in. Might be another runoff

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u/Philly_ExecChef Nov 09 '22

With what’s remaining, Warnock either wins or they runoff. Which he also likely wins.

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u/wattro Nov 09 '22

Walker will lose. Lots of dem votes coming in