Georgia’s two U.S. Senate run-off elections will be held January 5, and as of late December 30 the Real Clear Politics averages show both Democrat challengers slightly ahead—here and here. (However, VDARE.com’s friendly political consultant Patrick McDermott thinks that such close polls will translate to GOP victories, because of the “shy Republican” tendency he correctly diagnosed before the 2020 Presidential election). But although evidence mounts that something strange did indeed happen in Georgia on election night 2020, a deep-dive on the white vote alone shows that, although immigration policy is certainly moving the Peach State left, there’s still plenty of room for the GOP/GAP to win by mobilizing the white vote—what VDARE.com has long called “The Sailer Strategy.” In 2020, however, Trump just didn’t do it.