Rural Counties Take the Lead in Georgia’s Record-Shattering Early Voting, to Democrats’ Dismay: Republicans ‘Significantly More Energized’
Early voting in prior elections has strongly favored Democrats, but that may be changing.
Georgia surpassed one million early voters on Friday — as the key swing state has been shattering previous records — but a surge in rural turnout could indicate that early voting may not be quite as beneficial to Democrats as they would hope.
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