CHATHAM COUNTY HAS EARLY VOTING THURSDAY, DEC. 31 https://t.co/WieXrVLAcv
— Jonathan Grant (@Brambleman) December 31, 2020
Thread: Voter info on 16 counties w/ polls open on last day of early voting for runoffs. See yours? RT: Chatham, Clarke, Clayton, Cobb, DeKalb, Dougherty, Douglas, Glynn, Gwinnett, Henry, Houston, Liberty, Lowndes, Muscogee, Richmond, Rockdale
Source map: https://t.co/qJiUaGNNSq
Athens-Clarke County has early voting Thursday, Dec. 31. Details: https://t.co/oDQRLUbKbz @DG4DA won big here earlier this month!
— Jonathan Grant (@Brambleman) December 31, 2020
A word on turnout: Clarke lags slightly Georgia's 35% turnout but low t/o precincts (red) are in heavily Dem HD 118. Map https://t.co/jpT4DqPw8M pic.twitter.com/580imTQaiR
Clayton County has early voting Thursday, Dec. 31.
— Jonathan Grant (@Brambleman) December 31, 2020
OPEN TIL 7 pm!!
Details: https://t.co/S20fQct5rf
Clayton had low turnout in November and lags Georgia's 35% runoff turnout by about 3 points. Many low t/o precincts (red, yellow). Interactive map: https://t.co/jpT4DqPw8M pic.twitter.com/SeRTtLYiuu
Cobb County has early voting Thurday Dec. 31 for #gasen runoffs: 7am-3pm. Details https://t.co/bq5XTh4LTx
— Jonathan Grant (@Brambleman) December 31, 2020
Cobb flipped hard to Blue this year in county races!
Cobb turnout = Georgia overall but many low t/o precincts (red, yellow). See interactive map https://t.co/jpT4DqPw8M pic.twitter.com/LGBCsdayi9
https://t.co/rUzZDMy9rQ
The last two days of early voting in DeKalb -- Polls open until 7 p.m. today (Wednesday, Dec. 30) and 7a.m.-5 p.m. Thursday, New Year's Eve.
— Jonathan Grant (@Brambleman) December 30, 2020
Nearly 223K people have voted early/absentee so far in DeKalb. County turnout is currently at 40%; Georgia overall is 35%. pic.twitter.com/n1RcFTvUev
https://t.co/pm1iLhuCBB
#gasen
— Jonathan Grant (@Brambleman) December 31, 2020
Dougherty County has early voting Thurs. Dec. 31
8:30 am-5 pm, Albany Civic Center Arena
100 W Oglethorpe Blvd Albany GA 31701
Dougherty's low Nov. turnout continues. 23% runoff turnout 12 pointsl below Georgia. Map: red lowest, green highest https://t.co/RKjBtlCFrV pic.twitter.com/GK3DBtFjjV
Douglas County has early voting for the #gasen runoff today, Dec. 31, until 2 p.m. See photo for details.
— Jonathan Grant (@Brambleman) December 31, 2020
Douglas County turnout is running ahead of Georgia's 35% although there are several low turnout (red, yellow) precincts. Interactive map: https://t.co/e6U9LG5fTg pic.twitter.com/dtMxUOv3YI
Glynn County has early voting at sites today, Dec. 31, for Jan. 5 runoff. Hours: 8 am-5 pm. Info: https://t.co/nyLxnV2nrl
— Jonathan Grant (@Brambleman) December 31, 2020
Glynn turnout is nearly 37%, higher than Georgia's 35%, but county has many low turnout (red, yellow) precincts. Interactive map https://t.co/qJiUaGNNSq pic.twitter.com/LkRhlaNfDo
https://t.co/lsz6TSX0Vr
Gwinnett County has early voting today: Thursday, Dec. 31 for the #gasen runoffs. Some locations open until 7 pm. Details: https://t.co/aOTh3ItDCA
— Jonathan Grant (@Brambleman) December 31, 2020
Gwinnett turnout is ahead of Georgia's 35% but it has many low t/o (red, yellow) precincts. Interactive map: https://t.co/e6U9LG5fTg pic.twitter.com/21jLSbx7yU
Henry County has early voting today, Dec. 31, for the #gasen runoff at one location, the Main Elections office from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
— Jonathan Grant (@Brambleman) December 31, 2020
Henry turnout is 2 points ahead of Georgia's 35%, but there are many low turnout precincts (red, yellow). Interactive map: https://t.co/e6U9LG5fTg pic.twitter.com/iQg6ywsCxV
https://t.co/V6qREZGh2X
Houston County has early voting today, Dec. 31, at multiple locations for the Georgia Senate runoffs. Hours: 8 am-5 pm (see photo).
— Jonathan Grant (@Brambleman) December 31, 2020
Houston's turnout is near Georgia average of 35%, but there are many low turnout precincts (red, yellow). Interactive map: https://t.co/e6U9LG5fTg pic.twitter.com/H7Nzhff38O
Liberty County has three early voting locations open today, Dec. 31 for the Georgia runoffs. Hours are 8 a.m.-5 pm. Details: https://t.co/mWbv2TlVIx
— Jonathan Grant (@Brambleman) December 31, 2020
Liberty County's turnout is running 6 points behind Georgia's 35% turnout. Check out interactive map: https://t.co/e6U9LG5fTg pic.twitter.com/jx4PfrkJkW
Lowndes County has early voting today, Dec. 31 for the Georgia runoffs at the Elections Office, 2808 N Oak St., Valdosta from 7 am-7pm. Info: https://t.co/LctxhvfWxC
— Jonathan Grant (@Brambleman) December 31, 2020
Lowndes turnout is running 7 points behind Georgia's 35%. See interactive turnout map: https://t.co/e6U9LG5fTg pic.twitter.com/9v8NZ3gWNL
Muscogee County--@teresatomlinson turf--has Early Voting Thursday Dec. 31
— Jonathan Grant (@Brambleman) December 31, 2020
See photo for times/sites. (Looks like Columbus had good turnout today, but Dem areas lag.) County slightly behind Georgia's 35% turnout in runoffs
Turnout map: Red low/green high https://t.co/Yb2NPP6aUD pic.twitter.com/8wEROsfFTi
Richmond County has early voting Thursday, Dec. 31 at several locations from 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Check for details https://t.co/GM4Zec6KCj
— Jonathan Grant (@Brambleman) December 31, 2020
Richmond's runoff turnout of 28.5% lags statewide turnout of 35% #gasen #gapol
Map: red lowest turnout, green highesthttps://t.co/t3LCbiPUtI pic.twitter.com/ezZHvcJoV0
Rockdale County has early voting today, Dec. 31, for #gasen runoffs. Extended Hours: 8 am-7 pm at Elections Office. See photo for details.
— Jonathan Grant (@Brambleman) December 31, 2020
Rockdale turnout is ahead of Georgia's 35%, but has several low t/o (red, yellow) precincts. Interactive map: https://t.co/e6U9LG5fTg pic.twitter.com/FplwpacdK6
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