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Originally Posted by Robbie
I would say that whatever candidate addresses the concerns of the people will succeed.
If a Democrat candidate campaigns on fixing the real problems of any given area that affect the people on a day to day basis...then they can win.
Same with Republicans.
I used to hear an old saying: "All politics is local"
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I read that "old saying" yesterday in either the Times or the Post. That seems to be true if they are indeed local. However, this one isn't. Ossoff has over 20mil$ from outside his district. I wouldn't say that was local.
Further, national figures campaigning bring influence. And many people vote straight party, which is the influence of two national parties.
Georgia 6 has been nationalized
I can't make a prediction until the next poll, that last one may have been an outlier but it agrees with my admittedly amateur assessment.