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As of 30 October 2026, 10:03 UTC, versus prices Yes at a 46% chance and No at 54%.
This prediction compares the first counts in the Georgia general elections scheduled for 3 Nov 2026, local time: Keisha Lance Bottoms for governor and Jon Ossoff for US Senate. The gap is Ossoff's percentage share minus Bottoms's. YES if the gap is at least 3 but less than 6 percentage points. Any other gap means NO. Compute each share from the certified count: votes for that candidate divided by all valid votes in that candidate's contest, including write-ins. Do not round. Only the initial round counts; ignore any runoff, redistribution of ranked ballots or elimination rounds. A boundary value belongs to the band starting there, so gaps of 3, 6 and 9 enter the higher band. Equal shares belong to the band from zero to below 3; a negative gap means the first-named candidate is ahead. If withdrawal or removal from the ballot leaves a candidate with no recorded votes, treat that candidate's share as zero. Also use zero for any candidate whose share cannot be established by 31 Mar 2027. The Georgia Secretary of State provides the certified results; matching reports from reliable news organisations may also be used.
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