From KeishaforGovernor.com <[email protected]>
Subject The question Donald Trump fears most
Date August 29, 2026 9:25 PM
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Here is the question Donald Trump and Georgia Republicans fear most:

“Can Democrats actually flip the governor’s office?”

Nate Silver’s latest forecast gives us an answer:

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Silver now gives Democrats a 69% chance of flipping Georgia.

That is real momentum—and proof that we can win this race.

But let’s be clear about what a 69% chance does not mean.

It does not mean this race is over.

It does not mean we can coast.

And it certainly doesn't mean Rick Jackson and his MAGA allies will let us win without a fight.

Look beneath that 69% probability, and you’ll see just how close this race remains:

Silver has us leading Jackson by only 2.7 points—47.8% to 45.1%.

That lead could disappear quickly under an avalanche of Republican spending.

Jackson spent $100 million of his own money in the primary alone, and he has already dropped more than $87 million on television ads attacking our campaign.

He is going to try to buy this race.

That is why this election will not be decided by a forecast. It will be decided by what we do right now—whether we have the resources to reach voters early, keep organizers on the ground, and answer Jackson’s attacks before they erase our narrow lead.

We have an opening. Now we have to run through it.

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