Democrat efforts to steal Georgia governors race should come to a conclusion today, unless an Obama appointed judge tries to rewrite the law

Erick Erickson:
Barring unforeseen court orders, the Secretary of State in Georgia will certify the race for Governor at 5:00pm today. Brian Kemp will officially be Governor-elect.

There are between 800 and 2500 absentee ballots that will be reviewed against by various counties today. Most of them have actually already been reviewed and either processed or rejected for failure to comply with identity and signature requirements. Stacey Abrams needs 17,594 more votes to get into a runoff. The votes are not there.

A federal judge has ordered Georgia to review its 27,000 rejected provisional ballots to see if any more of those could be counted, but that review is done now as well. A separate federal judge has already ordered that provisional ballots cannot be counted if they are cast in the wrong county or the voter failed to return within three days of the election to show identification.
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Abrams has been running a bad faith effort to overturn the results of the election with the aid of Democrats who claim that Republican victories are never legitimate.  They have been doing this almost routinely in close elections since 2000. 

When a Republican wins the Presidential elections of 2000, 2004 and 2016 the Democrats always claimed it was illegitimate.  While they have not been able to steal those elections they have used the bogus issue to challenge the Presidents who were elected.  In that time period, they also captured a Senate seat and a governor's race with what appear to be illegal votes in a recount.

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