and...while Mayor Dickens won with an overwhelming 85% of the vote, weaker east side support.

Despite the loss, Rohit and political allies (WFP, for example) had a strong GOTV. Next time, they may find a lot more than the 2k votes they were under in '25.

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Atlanta's political divide grows sharper.

The densely populated central-east precincts in D1,D2,D5, and D6's support of Rohit contrasts against the western & northern precincts.

Almost everybody in ATL is a Dem, but not everyone is a progressive.

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I know 💔...he literally ran the most uplifting and comprehensive campaign I've seen in recent memory. He was so close to winning too.

I know a victory is a victory and a loss is a loss, but there is something to celebrate for getting so far in a tough race to win.

Marietta 4C comprises part of Barnett Pkwy, Mt. Paran Christian School, and a few other random pieces:

(Ignore the lower right corner)

Took a little break - catching up now! For Marietta, it’s a bit too early to tell. What I’m looking for are strong Foster or Tumlin precincts that are likely banks of votes - and right now it’s even-ish but I’d say Foster has a slight advantage right now.

We will find out shortly though!

I think he is still very competitive in this race, and the latest results show he now has a narrow lead!