It's notable that a place like Towns Co. (Trump +61 in '20) is at 92% of its final '20 turnout, while Clayton Co. (Biden +71) is at 69% of its '20 turnout. Doesn't tell us who will win GA, just that Dems have more work to do than Rs to turn out their vote in the final days.
@GabrielSterling while this is a great turnout, it is partially because some of us fear our vote being stolen. So while there is not as much evidence of total suppression, some of this is born out of Black folks wanting to ensure their vote is counted rather than suppressed.
So over 50% of the turnout for 2020 has already voted in Georgia. So for people like Joe Biden & Stacey Abrams, you were wrong saying we had voter suppression here. It’s easy to register & vote in Georgia…and really hard to even try to cheat. Great job by our voters & counties.
It is folks like @GabrielSterling who really promote and champion democracy. Thank you for keeping our elections safe and secure. I may be a Democrat, but I recognize honorable service.
Get out and register Georgia!
Ok..I’m not trying to nag you…but you’ve got a 2 hours and 15 minutes to register for the Nov. election. Nearly every person who can is registered…but for those few…y’all have time. But the clock is ticking. Register at https://t.co/fGDpPIjFa8
Ok..I’m not trying to nag you…but you’ve got a 2 hours and 15 minutes to register for the Nov. election. Nearly every person who can is registered…but for those few…y’all have time. But the clock is ticking. Register at https://t.co/fGDpPIjFa8
@bluestein And this is why I will never vote for this man. If he believes he has the right to come in GA and take away the votes of my parents for his GAIN. It’s despicable.
The clip of Trump saying "you won't have to vote again after 4 years" is being taken WAY out of context. He's talking about low propensity, Christian voters, saying they need to vote this time, and in 4 years they can go back to their normal pattern of not voting.
Too long have we treated isolated incidents as siloed and inapplicable to us as a field. We are not operating in a bubble. We feel economic and racial pain just as others do even when we tell stories.
This is why good consulting and searches are not only about finding the next leader. The firm, the board, the staff must set that leader up for long term success.
If we’re not doing that, what are we doing here? How are we making our field any better?
We have a deeper mission as a theater field. A mission to be alive and vibrant. That can only happen with good leadership. If we want to see theater survive in the future, we must all join in and bring others along with us.