Georgia voters broke a turnout record for early voting in a primary election on the final day of early voting, and Republican Gov. Brian Kemp is concerned about the Democratic turnout advantage.
About 1 million people turned out for early voting as polls closed Friday, according to the Georgia secretary of state’s office. The previous record for early voting in a Georgia primary was about 857,000 in 2022.
And Democrats have flipped the script on Republicans this year compared to the early voting period in the 2022 primary.
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