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Georgia Runoffs Live Updates: Senate Results Begin to Arrive After Most Polls Close

Georgia Runoffs Live Updates: Senate Results Begin to Arrive After Most Polls Close
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As Expected, a Very Close Race: Georgia Election Updates

Hope for Democrats in Very Close Race: Georgia Election Updates Intelligencer 1/6/2021 Intelligencer Staff © Getty Images Supporters watch election results during a runoff election night party at Grand Hyatt Hotel in Buckhead on Tuesday night in Atlanta, Georgia. Getty Images The polls have now closed in the runoff elections in Georgia that will decide the control of the Senate, with Republicans hoping that high levels of in-person voting will be enough to hold off the Democratic early-ballot advantage. Either way, don’t count on going to bed knowing who won the races between Democrats Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock and GOP candidates David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler, as both bouts are expected to be too close to make an accurate, election-night call. Below is every-developing-thing you need to know about the dual races in Georgia, which have broken records for voter turnout.

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Was GOP Turnout High Enough? Live Georgia Election Updates

Hope for Democrats in Very Close Race: Georgia Election Updates Intelligencer 1/6/2021 Intelligencer Staff © Getty Images Supporters watch election results during a runoff election night party at Grand Hyatt Hotel in Buckhead on Tuesday night in Atlanta, Georgia. Getty Images The polls have now closed in the runoff elections in Georgia that will decide the control of the Senate, with Republicans hoping that high levels of in-person voting will be enough to hold off the Democratic early-ballot advantage. Either way, don’t count on going to bed knowing who won the races between Democrats Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock and GOP candidates David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler, as both bouts are expected to be too close to make an accurate, election-night call. Below is every-developing-thing you need to know about the dual races in Georgia, which have broken records for voter turnout.

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Fact check: Claim that turnout numbers prove U S election fraud uses wrong figures

By Reuters Staff 5 Min Read A Gateway Pundit article falsely saying that “simple math” shows Biden fraudulently claimed 13 million illegitimate votes confuses the number of registered voters for the Voting Eligible Population to reach unsupported conclusions. Reuters Fact Check. REUTERS The article can be seen here and cites a tweet (here) by former National Security Agency (NSA) official Bill Binney who wrote, in part: “With 212Million registered voters and 66.2% voting,140.344 M voted. Now if Trump got 74 M, that leaves only 66.344 M for Biden. These numbers don’t add up to what we are being told. Lies and more Lies!” The article says Binney’s tweet is proof that “more people voted in the 2020 election nation-wide than were eligible to vote.”

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Year of tumult in politics: 2020 changed the U S , creating a big fork in the road with challenges for Biden, Trump

Year of tumult in politics: 2020 changed the U.S., creating a big fork in the road with challenges for Biden, Trump Susan Page, USA TODAY Remember when impeachment was going to be the seismic political event of 2020? Neither does anybody else. President Donald Trump s impeachment trial, which seemed so important in January, was overwhelmed in short order by even more tumultuous developments: A deadly pandemic that hardened the nation s partisan divide and upended the economy. A racial reckoning that reverberated through American governance and culture. A president s baseless attacks on the election itself, raising doubts about the legitimacy of his successor among millions of voters.

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