Record Voter Turnout in Tight Georgia Race

The transcript discusses the critical Senate race in Georgia, highlighting last-minute campaign efforts by Donald Trump and Joe Biden. The Republicans need one seat to maintain their majority, while Democrats need both. Leslie Vinjamuri from Chatham House provides insights into the tight race, early voting trends, and the potential impact of Trump's election legitimacy claims on Republican turnout. The focus is on Georgia, with expectations of high voter turnout due to the stakes involved.

What is the significance of the Georgia Senate race for the Republicans?

• They need to win one seat to gain a majority.

• They need to win both seats to gain a majority.

• They need to win both seats to maintain their majority.

• They need to win one seat to maintain their majority.

According to Leslie Vinjamuri, what makes predicting the Georgia race outcome challenging?

• The clear lead of one party in the polls.

• The weather conditions on election day.

• The high number of early Democratic voters.

• The lack of interest among voters.

What factor is crucial in determining the outcome of the Georgia Senate race?

• The voter turnout on election day.

• The number of campaign rallies held.

• The amount of money spent on advertising.

• The number of debates between candidates.

What has been a concern among Republicans regarding voter turnout?

• The weather might discourage voters.

• President Trump's contesting of election legitimacy might affect turnout.

• The absence of media coverage.

• The lack of campaign funding.

Why is there an expectation of high voter turnout in Georgia?

• Due to the absence of early voting.

• Because of the low stakes of the election.

• Because both presidential candidates campaigned in the state.

• Due to the lack of interest in the election.