I think it could be in particular states like GA, PA, and AZ where there's multiple big races and the Senate is in the balance. In places that lean one way hard, it's probably going to be low. Like you said, we shall see...
So...looking at GA, if they are counting everything together, then Kemp will win by a larger margin than 2018. Looking at particular counties he's doing better than in 2018.
There's definitely a large split between Kemp and Walker. Kemp looks to be doing 4-5 points better which is consistent with the polls. A runoff in that race seems very likely.
It also looks like the .9% difference for the Libertarian candidate in GA between Governor and Senate is completely taking away from Walker, because Warnock is doing 3.5 points better than Abrams and Walker is doing 4.3 points worse than Kemp. So that difference implies the .9% probably went super heavy for Kemp.
What does that mean? Don't they preprint their ballots weeks ahead of time and just hand them to you when you walk in the door? That's how they do it 'round these parts. Jeez. Buy Staples/Office Depot stock tonight.
Republicans might win Miami-Dade County which basically means goodnight to being a swing state. They've really done well basically selling the communista/socialista crap to scare Hispanics here.