VOICED : Una apretada votación en Georgia define el equilibrio del Senado en EEUU

The transcript discusses the Democrats' hopes to win two Senate seats in Georgia, which would give President-elect Joe Biden significant power as he begins his term. The control of the Senate is crucial for Biden's administration. The vote counting process in Georgia is highlighted, with many votes still to be counted in Democratic strongholds like Atlanta. The transcript also notes the record early voter turnout and the substantial campaign spending, indicating the high stakes of the election.

What was the Democrats' expectation regarding the Senate election in Georgia?

• They had no expectations.

• They were certain of winning only one seat.

• They expected to lose both seats.

• They were hopeful of winning both seats.

Why was the election result in Georgia particularly close?

• Because many votes were still to be counted in a Democratic stronghold.

• Because many votes were still to be counted in a Republican stronghold.

• Because the election was postponed.

• Because all votes were counted in advance.

What was a significant factor in the variation of election results?

• The number of candidates running.

• The location of polling stations.

• The weather conditions on election day.

• The difference between early and election day vote counts.

How many voters participated in early voting for the Georgia Senate election?

• Exactly seven million.

• More than three million.

• About two million.

• Less than one million.

What does the campaign spending in the Georgia Senate election indicate?

• The lack of interest in the election.

• The certainty of the election outcome.

• The high stakes of the election.

• The low stakes of the election.