Congratulations to Governor Kemp.

https://twitter.com/BrianKempGA/status/1063559169582743552

this race is probably gonna be responsible for future races docking the Libertarians a few points on the adjusted poll average

Hasn't Abrams polled more votes than any other Democrat in a statewide race in GA history?

Yes in terms of raw votes, but that's not hard in a fast-growing state. As a technical matter, counties after Crisp County are still not showing up in the map. Interestingly, all counties show up in congressional races.

The "All County Data Entered, Generate Map Links" link isn't on the page for the Georgia races. So I suspect that something happened early once with that feature?

Hey IndyGA... I fixed the county entry bug. All nine-million... err... 158 counties are now on the entry form for you here. If anybody was curious, I found that the statewides had all 158 counties through 1958, but in 1960, the map stopped at Crisp County. So, I detached the 1959-present Georgia state shapefile, deleted it, and extended the pre-1959 shapefile (and attached that to the current map). And presto... all 158 counties are available for the statewide races.

That's awesome. Thanks! Apologies for the number of counties in Georgia.

All the cities with circular city limits kinda makes up for some of it. 158 is only 43 more than the 115 in Missouri. So it could be the 254 counties in Texas.

The Change map here really is very clearcut. The Atlanta metro and exurbs, going so far East to connect with the Athens area swung Dem. Savannah/Columbus/Macon/Albany/Augusta (and Columbia County) swung Dem. And pretty much everything else swung Republican. Including a bunch of Northern GA counties with Kemp getting over 9000 votes and Abrams topping out around 2500. There is a bit of a difference in how fast Northern GA (around the border with TN/NC) has grown compared to Southern GA. So, Kemp got more votes from Habersham County in NE GA than Clayton County (and only barely more votes in Clayton than Gilmer/Fannin/Union/Dawson/White)

Really true. The story of Georgia politics, like American politics, is the diverging of metro and rural areas. The blue in SW Georgia has been receding every year, but growing in the counties that are growing. Had not checked out the Change map, but it's really instructive. By the way, RBH, do you have a quicker way of inputting these GA results (i.e. am I the only person entering these in by hand)?

I downloaded the excel file (Detail XLS) of the results off of the ClarityElection results page and it has the county results with a tab for each race. It's broken down by early/absentee/election day/etc but you can just delete columns and go over the totals instead.

Added Gwinnett County Commision Level Data. Feel free to correct any incorrect data. Data derived from DRA (Dave's Redistricting)

If we wanted to add city level results for cities other than Fulton County, how would we do so?

I tried to do that too

@Georgia Boi, where can you find municipal level results? I've been trying to find them for some Gwinnett cities.

Google dra 2020 create new map add 25 districts add city lines to map then click details