The 2014 primary season ends (Sept. 9: DE, MA, NH, NY, RI)

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

State Senate District 16 goes for Harbin 60-40 over Stubbard with 93% in!
State Senate District 27 goes for Michael Williams 66-34 with 94% in, who has defeated incumbent Jack Murphy!
State House District 54 goes for Beskin over McCloskey 84-16 with 53% in!
77% in for the Senate, Perdue ahead 50.2 to 49.8%. Still about a third of Cobb and Fulton and half of Dekalb and a fourth of Gwinnett out.
U.S. House District 10 goes for Hice over Collins, 54-46 with 93% in!
U.S. House District 1 GOP is 80% in, Carter ahead of Johnson 54-46.

[Matty]

Georgia stations are starting to call it for perdue

[Miles]

AP calls CD10 for Hice. Ugh.

[Adam Griffin]

AP calls CD10 for Hice. Ugh.

RIP any respect left for our state

[Never]

Georgia stations are starting to call it for perdue

Which ones?

[free my dawg]

AP calls CD10 for Hice. Ugh.

RIP any respect left for our state

>implying michelle nunn can't salvage it if perdue wins

[Miles]

AP calls CD1 for Buddy Carter. That race was looking closer though.

[Flake]

Georgia stations are starting to call it for perdue

Which ones?

I'm pretty skeptical they are, since Perdue is only leading by 0.4% and there are a lot of outstanding counties.

[Adam Griffin]

Vote dump - Perdue up by 5k

AP calls CD10 for Hice. Ugh.

RIP any respect left for our state

>implying michelle nunn can't salvage it if perdue wins

Perdue's the tougher candidate to face

[Adam Griffin]

Georgia stations are starting to call it for perdue

Which ones?

I'm pretty skeptical they are, since Perdue is only leading by 0.4% and there are a lot of outstanding counties.

No tickers on WSB or Chattanooga stations, but that's all I've been able to check (as in actual TV)

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

There are still a lot of votes out in and around Kingston's District, but whether it can trump the remaining urban and northern vote...doubtful.

[Never]

AP calls CD10 for Hice. Ugh.

RIP any respect left for our state

>implying michelle nunn can't salvage it if perdue wins

All a Nunn win tells me is that a candidate could somehow win without staking out a firm position on anything and by being the daughter of a good senator. In other words, a Nunn win just means that family names are still important in GA.

[Nhoj]

Chatham is marked as all in.

[Adam Griffin]

AP calls CD10 for Hice. Ugh.

RIP any respect left for our state

>implying michelle nunn can't salvage it if perdue wins

All a Nunn win tells me is that a candidate could somehow win without staking out a firm position on anything and by being the daughter of a good senator. In other words, a Nunn win just means that family names are still important in GA.

Oh come on, you know it'd mean more than that. Refusal to acknowledge things like this is why y'all keep watching states fall.

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

U.S. House District 1 GOP goes for Carter over Johnson 54-46 with 80% in!
State House District 1 goes for incumbent John Deffenbaugh, 55-45 over Robert Goff!
80% in for the senate, Perdue 50.3 to 49.7. As long as this stays within recount territory, forget about calling the race.

[illegaloperation]

Unfortunately, it doesn't look like Kingston is going to win.

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

State Senate District 9 goes for Martin over Beaudreau 54-46 with 90% in!

Still not called:
State Senate District 8
Superintendent
U.S. Senate

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Superintendent is 81% in, Wilson ahead of Morgan 53-47 (Dem), Buck ahead of Woods 50-50 (Rep).

[Never]

AP calls CD10 for Hice. Ugh.

RIP any respect left for our state

>implying michelle nunn can't salvage it if perdue wins

All a Nunn win tells me is that a candidate could somehow win without staking out a firm position on anything and by being the daughter of a good senator. In other words, a Nunn win just means that family names are still important in GA.

Oh come on, you know it'd mean more than that. Refusal to acknowledge things like this is why y'all keep watching states fall.

I like Michelle Nunn as a person, but she doesn't have much substance on policy from what I'm looking at. If candidates can get away with that, fine, but that's really all I can say right now about this race should she win in November. I mean, Pryor and Landrieu still have a chance, but is either state trending Democratic like Georgia could?

[Miles]

Perdue's lead is up to 1.05% (he's moved out of the recount range).

[Matty]

I'm done trusting runoff polls.

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Taking an average of the last three polls gives Nunn a 1.7% lead over Kingston and a 2.7% lead over Perdue. If things stay as they are, Nunn will get the easier race.

[Miles]

Perdue's also gaining the ATL metro counties as they come in. He started out up 5 in Cobb, now he's up almost 7.

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Politico still has the senate within recount territory, 50.4 to 49.6 at 84% in. The remaining urban vote is still significant, though.

[Never]

Taking an average of the last three polls gives Nunn a 1.7% lead over Kingston and a 2.7% lead over Perdue. If things stay as they are, Nunn will get the easier race.

Perdue is stronger in North Georgia than Kingston could ever be, which might counteract any benefit that Nunn has from facing Perdue. Plus, the polls (Landmark, for one) haven't been the best in the state.