I’ve been looking at historical differences between full ballots and highest office votes that abstain from house voting, and this is actually pretty normal fluctuation.
It’s good to keep digging for inconsistencies, but I don’t know if there’s much to conclude here.
Ironically though, there’s something fucky about the GA election this year, but not in the way you’d expect.
GA historically has a highest office only deficit of 4 to 8 percentage points, going back to 2000, which is on the very high side. VA gets 1.5% to 1.0%, Delaware is 2% to 3%.
Georgia has about 6% more votes for president only than president plus downballot in 2016. This year they had a historic adjustment to less than 2%.
They’re trying to steal the GA senate seat too.
Either that, or I have to start agreeing with
@It's HK-47 that they have been stealing elections for longer than anyone has realized.