What Happened This Week In Washington — And Georgia

Micah, that would also be a bit of a coup for the less-traditional pollsters (again, big if). The top-rated pollsters, according to our ratings, haven’t been active in Georgia.

Also, it’d be funny if the preelection polls in Georgia turned out to be almost perfectly accurate. (Not saying that’ll happen, but … 😺 )

So the VERY EARLY numbers suggest Ossoff and Warnock slightly outperforming their November numbers. That could change of course, but I’m also seeing some speculation that the GOP vote might have become even more weighted toward Election Day than it was in November (i.e. more Republicans deciding not to vote by mail and waiting for today). Republicans were already much more likely to vote on Election Day, but two more months of Republicans falsely criticizing mail-in voting could have exacerbated the trend even more.

Do people think that’s a reasonable theory?