I expected both candidates in GA to exceed their totals of votes from the 11/8 race, with numbers similar to the January 5, 2021 runoffs.
Warnock is at 93.5% of his 11/8 share.
Walker is at 90.2% of his 11/8 share.
These graphics are simply to show where the other votes DID NOT come from in what turned out to be a "low turnout" race. Of course, there are many theories as to why there aren't as many votes as the "record shattering early vote suggested.
Warnock has sufficient rural black votes, and the heavy lifting came from Cobb, Gwinnett, and DeKalb. Fulton lags. He is weakest in the North/Northwest.
Walker ran ahead of his overall pace in the rurals, but didn't surpass his 11/8 share in a single county. Clobbered in ATL metro and bedrock GOP suburbs.
There will be many theories to come, so take this for what it is worth (it was free).
