'Unexpected trend' of Kemp-Warnock voters hints at the return of 'split-ticketers' in Georgia: conservative
'Unexpected trend' of Kemp-Warnock voters hints at the return of 'split-ticketers' in Georgia: conservative
Sen. Raphael Warnock and 2022 gubernatorial nominee Stacey Abrams are two of Georgia’s most famous Democrats. The difference between them is that Warnock has been slightly ahead of his GOP rival in most recent polls.
Warnock, running for reelection, is being challenged by Republican Herschel Walker, while Abrams is trying to unseat incumbent Republican Gov. Brian Kemp. Abrams became a major rock star in the Democratic Party after narrowly losing to Kemp in Georgia’s gubernatorial election of 2018, but Kemp entered the general election in 2022 with considerable momentum after defeating a GOP primary challenger, former Sen. David Perdue, by a brutal 52 percent in May. Even though Perdue was endorsed by former President Donald Trump, Kemp enjoyed a massive victory in that primary.
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Sen. Raphael Warnock and 2022 gubernatorial nominee Stacey Abrams are two of Georgia’s most famous Democrats. The difference between them is that Warnock has been slightly ahead of his GOP rival in most recent polls.
Warnock, running for reelection, is being challenged by Republican Herschel Walker, while Abrams is trying to unseat incumbent Republican Gov. Brian Kemp. Abrams became a major rock star in the Democratic Party after narrowly losing to Kemp in Georgia’s gubernatorial election of 2018, but Kemp entered the general election in 2022 with considerable momentum after defeating a GOP primary challenger, former Sen. David Perdue, by a brutal 52 percent in May. Even though Perdue was endorsed by former President Donald Trump, Kemp enjoyed a massive victory in that primary.
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