Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bo again. So today we are going to talk about

control of the Senate and what's next and how all eyes are on Georgia.

At time of filming, there is still a slim possibility

that the Democratic Party can maintain control of the Senate without Georgia,

but it's slim, which means that runoff is, uh, it's to matter a lot and both parties are going to just dump untold

amounts of money into it because it will decide which party controls the Senate.

There will probably be a concerted effort to discourage people from voting.

There will probably be a lot of mudslinging exactly what you would expect from an election when the stakes are this high. The entire country will be watching what's going on in Georgia and spending money to influence the outcome.

If you live in Georgia, this is something you need to

know. In accordance with Georgia law, applications for absentee ballots must be received by your election

office 11 days before any election, primary, or runoff. Please note. Due to state holiday, applications for the

December 6th 2020 runoff must be received by your local office by November 28, 2022, eight days

prior to the election and it gives you a, it looks like it's a method to

request. I'll have this link down below.

The results of this should, as long as people show up, they will trend towards the Democratic Party.

And there's a bunch of reasons for this.

The main one, Kimp one can be on the ticket

and Walker's numbers were probably brought up a lot

by people who were really showing up to vote for Kemp.

So that should provide an edge, but you can't count on that.

That's not... But you can't count on that.

That's not a guarantee.

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