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It might take a while for DeKalb's returns to come in. The @ajc's @WilNobles reports a county official is warning: “We know it’s going to be a long night.” #gasen

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Just over 4 mil votes in. Perdue at 51.5%, margin of 120,000 votes. Loeffler at 51.1%, margin of 87,000 votes. What's left will likely be very blue.

This puts Warnock back in the lead with 50.4%. Perdue clinging to 50.04% lead, margin of about 3,000 votes

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Greg Giroux

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DeKalb County just posted about 152,000 Advanced (early) votes, and Ossoff and Warnock each netted more than 100,000 votes: dekalbcountyga.gov/sites/default/

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Conservative Bartow County comes in for Perdue, gets him 16,000 vote lead statewide with 50.2%. Most of what's left should be very blue, though,

4.25 mil votes in, Perdue at 50.04%, margin of 3,600 votes. Warnock at 50.37%. More blue areas out.

4.3 mil votes in, and Perdue leads by 384 VOTES

Perdue's vote lead went up to 437 out of 4.3 mil cast.

Make that a 1,869 vote lead for Perdue. Slight but dramatic fluctuations, but he's still in rough shape

New York Times estimates only 2,000 E-Day left, plus 80,000 Early/Mail votes left. Very tough math for GOP.

Much higher estimate of remaining votes

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Manu Raju

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Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger says on @CNN there are about 200,000 votes still to be counted. And will have a better sense of where the race is by noon tomorrow

The last time both of a state's U.S. Senate seats flipped on the same night was 1994, when Fred Thompson and Bill Frist won in Tennessee as part of national GOP landslide.

4:59 AM · Jan 6, 2021

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The GOP is in better shape in Public Service Commission race. GOP incumbent Bubba McDonald up 51-49, a margin of 87,000 votes.

Why Perdue's 1,869 lead is so tenuous dailykos.com/stories/2021/1

Perdue's lead now down to 1,208 votes. Warnock up 50.4-49.6, margin of 35,000.

Now Perdue up 1,100. Story remains the same: Almost all that's out is very blue turf, so he'll have tough time holding it.

But don't just take our word for it

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Georgia elections official @GabrielSterling on @wsbtv: “From the numbers we’re looking at right now, it doesn’t look good for the two incumbent Republican senators.”

Democrats are on track to win both Georgia runoffs and retake the Senate

We are going to call it on Twitter; check out our rundown of this historic night

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In an historic election with consequences that will reverberate for years, Democrats Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff are poised to flip two Republican-held Senate seats in Georgia and hand control of...

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gronke

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Some mark 1994 as the first nationalized Congressional midterm in the candidate centered era. This is driven by Trump and polarization, can we link back to the Contract with America?

Chris Chavez

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