"A large Pew survey shows that Donald Trump’s supporters are more tolerant, open-minded, respectful and understanding than are Hillary Clinton’s vibrantly diverse supporters in her coalition of ethnic, sexual, professional and progressive factions"
If the low turnout numbers are true though (for AAs, who are essential for any democrat wanting a sniff at GA) I dont think she'll take it...probably just a cute looking poll kind of how NV is for Trump even though he won't win it
but its possible she could snatch so I'm here for it
Georgia
About 1.5 million ballots have been cast in Georgia -- a 28% increase compared to 2008 and a 32% bump over 2012, when half the state voted early.
The Peach State doesn't register voters by party, so it's impossible to know whether more Democrats or Republicans have voted.
But if Clinton is going to pull off the upset here, she'll need strong turnout from African-Americans -- and there are signs that their share of the vote has dropped a bit from where it was at this point in 2012. Black voters made up 36% of Georgia's early voting population at this stage of the 2012 race, compared to 31% this year.
When you think about it the result of the election could actually come very early on in the night considering a lot of these states will have 50-60% of the vote accounted for by the end of early voting and if a place like GA is looking to flip.
. Because of things like this you can't find too much info on their early vote like you can with other states