The GOPAC Newsletter 12.02.22 

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As of November 30, 2022

The US States People Are Fleeing And The Ones They Are Moving To

Forbes | Susan Adams & Karsten Strauss

Each year families pack up their belongings and move to a new home, sometimes out of state. Tracking where they go—and where they’re leaving from—paints an interesting picture of U.S. migration.

This past year, United Van Lines, a moving company that operates throughout the country, moved about 110,000 families and provided each with a simple questionnaire to discover the reasons they were moving. The results tell us which states are attracting families and why. Read more

 

Early voting begins in some Georgia counties as Warnock and Walker sprint to December 6 runoff

CNN | Eric Bradner, Gregory Krieg, and Eva McKend

November 26, 2022

A week-long early voting period begins Saturday in some Georgia counties as Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock and Republican challenger Herschel Walker enter a week-and-a-half, post-Thanksgiving sprint to their December 6 runoff election.

Unlike the 2021 runoffs, control of the Senate is not on the line, with Democrats having won 50 seats already and Vice President Kamala Harris giving the party a tie-breaking vote.

However, the stakes remain high: A Warnock victory would give Democrats the majority outright, rather than requiring the power-sharing agreement that is now in place. Democrats would have the majority on committees, allowing them to advance President Joe Biden's nominees more easily. Read more

 
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