Are Georgians each voting for both candidates?

[demtenjeep]

no one would vote for one repuke and one Democratic candidate would they?

[ace3csusm]

2. But they would vote for a man over a women

[Irish_Dem]

3. Yes they might. nt

[Hoyt]

4. Yeah, that aspect is interesting.

[drray23]

5. who knows ? i could see some repubs

voting for perdue but not loeffler. she is not from Georgia, just parachuted in and of course she is a woman.

[rzemanfl]

8. A Trumpist to boot. Who can figure Repukes? n/t

[Irish_Dem]

9. Right, I think this is quite possible. nt

[JI7]

6. A small percentage would. That's how you get swing states

[lapfog_1]

7. some people just won't vote for Ossof

because of long standing bigotry against Jewish people, even sadly some democrats. It really sucks

[kysrsoze]

12. It could also be a hesitance by some to vote for a woman, or that Loeffler isn't as much of an

incumbent. She's also slightly more obnoxious than Perdue, so that could be figuring in. And Warnock could be more popular with black/brown groups than Ossoff. Probably a combination of everything, but it's a remarkably consistent difference all night.

[demtenjeep]

13. that is just stupid

I would vote for him in an instant


I get Jerry moran and roger marshall


good god

[lapfog_1]

14. at the end of tonight

Ossof and Warner SHOULD have the same exact vote totals with the possible exception of some republicans voting for one or the other but not both.

[brer cat]

10. There are some people who do not believe one party

should have WH and control of both Houses of Congress.

[JonLP24]

11. Warnock is doing slightly better than Ossoff

[Mr.Bill]

15. With millions of votes, I would expect

to see every combination possible.

[DeminPennswoods]

16. The NBC, iirc, in GA said some of the voters

she talked to said they liked 1 of the Rs and 1 of the Ds, but most had decided they had to vote for both of the same party what with the Senate and all. Although a split would keep the Rs in control at 51-49 so perhaps some voters decided to split their ticket.

[Nonhlanhla]

17. Joy Reid sais earlier that

Purdue is from an old Georgia family, whereas Loeffler is not. Plus she's a woman, and Purdue looks like a senator from Central Casting. So I think Osoff has a slightly steeper hill to climb than Warnock does.