Of over 495 sister voters polled, more than 87 percent said they’re likely to vote Jan. 5, a runoff that’ll decide Senate control. Almost 90 percent of Black women polled in a new survey say they are planning to vote in the Senate runoff race in Georgia less than a month away. The monumental Jan. 5 election will determine which political party controls the Senate during the administration of recently-chosen President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris.
Almost 90 percent of Black women voters in Georgia likely to vote in runoff
Of over 495 sister voters polled, more than 87 percent said they re likely to vote Jan. 5, a runoff that ll decide Senate control.
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Almost 90 percent of Black women polled in a new survey say they are planning to vote in the Senate runoff race in Georgia less than a month away.
The monumental Jan. 5 election will determine which political party controls the Senate during the administration of recently-chosen President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect
Kamala Harris.
Tiffani Byron carries her completed ballot to the scanner to vote at the Lucky Shoals Park polling station in Norcross, Georgia on Election Day last month. Next month, Georgia’s runoff race will decide which party controls the U.S. Senate. (Photo by Jessica McGowan/Getty Images)