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🏛️ Georgia Statewide
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🔍 Research Findings
Henry County – Suburban Surge
Competitive Trend:2000: R+19.60 → 2024: D+12.40
Demographic Shift: Once reliably Republican, now a Democratic stronghold due to rapid suburban growth and increasing racial diversity.
Newton County – Diversifying Electorate
Competitive Trend:2000: R+22.20 → 2024: D+12.40
Demographic Shift: Suburban Atlanta county with significant growth in Black and Hispanic populations, shifting from Republican to Democratic in recent cycles.
Cobb County – Urban Professional Influx
Competitive Trend:2000: R+34.20 → 2024: D+18.70
Demographic Shift: Historically a GOP bastion, now solidly Democratic. Driven by an influx of younger, more diverse residents and urban professionals.
Douglas County – Black Middle Class Growth
Competitive Trend:2000: R+18.20 → 2024: D+8.20
Demographic Shift: Suburban county west of Atlanta, with a growing Black middle class and increasing Democratic margins.
Gwinnett County – Diversity Engine
Competitive Trend:2000: R+33.20 → 2024: D+20.10
Demographic Shift: One of the most diverse counties in the Southeast. Shifted from Republican to Democratic as Asian, Black, and Hispanic populations have surged.
Jackson County (I-85 corridor) – Exurban Watch
Competitive Trend:2000: R+54.20 → 2024: R+48.20
Demographic Shift: Remains strongly Republican, but is experiencing rapid population growth as Atlanta’s exurbs expand. A county to watch for future demographic and political shifts.
Fayette County – On the Cusp
Competitive Trend:2000: R+44.20 → 2024: R+12.20
Demographic Shift: Traditionally Republican, but demographic change and proximity to Atlanta make it a likely candidate to flip Democratic in the near future. Georgia as a whole is now about 33% Black, accelerating these trends.