have already cast their ballots but somebody told me today we always feel like we are voting in georgia. in a election fatigue state, making sure the people that have not already voted actually show up on election day. here in georgia republican herschel walker was joined by republican senators tim scott and joe kennedy. he spent a lot of time talking about former president obama who of course came to georgia on thursday to rally for the senator. herschel walker has not really changed his speech but he is having more pointed attacks against the senator when it comes to missing senate votes because he has been campaigning and working to tie him closely to president biden. we are also seeing surrogates for the senator tried to tie walker to former president trump. the senator keeping a busy
senate. on tuesday, voters will hit the polls to choose between incumbent democrat raphael warnock and his republican challenger herschel walker. both will be back on the campaign trail in the hours ahead, after a weekend push to reach voters. democrats hope for a warnock win two ahead of tuesday s election, more than 1.8 million people across georgia cast ballots during early voting. now, time is running out for both candidates to sway those still undecided. cnn dianne gallagher has the latest from loganville, georgia. reporter: the georgia senate runoff campaign entering the final stretch, just days to go, really a matter of hours, more than 1.85 million georgians have cast their ballots but, a woman told me today i feel like we are always voting in georgia, that s what the campaigns are up against. in an election fatigue state making sure that the people who