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Early voting data in Georgia sends mixed signals
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution • • nation
Key Points:
- The USPS intercepted a suspicious letter addressed to Senator Raphael Warnock’s office, part of a series of similar mail incidents targeting congressional offices before the midterm elections.
- Over 830,000 Georgians have cast early ballots, with Black voters making up 35% of the early vote and women outnumbering men by about 10 percentage points, providing Democrats with reasons for optimism.
- A Texas diner has become a focal point of local opposition to Republican Rick Jackson’s multibillion-dollar data center investment, highlighting community concerns about the project.
- Former President Barack Obama is scheduled to headline a rally in Atlanta later this month in support of Democratic candidates Keisha Lance Bottoms and Jon Ossoff.
- Conditions at a South Georgia prison have deteriorated significantly, with many cells lacking working lights and a rise in preventable deaths, according to a report by the Southern Center for Human Rights.
