Democrats Have Georgia on Their Mind

The transcript discusses the potential for Georgia to shift from a traditionally Republican state to a Democratic one. It highlights the strategic decisions Democrats face in targeting key states like Georgia, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Ohio. The discussion also covers the Republicans' increased investment in Georgia, indicating its growing importance in the political landscape. The upcoming Democratic presidential debate in Georgia further underscores the state's significance.

What strategic decision do Democrats face regarding their focus in the upcoming elections?

• Whether to focus on California or Texas

• Whether to focus on New York or Florida

• Whether to focus on Illinois or Indiana

• Whether to focus on Georgia or traditional swing states

Which states are mentioned as ones Democrats should have won in 2016?

• California, Texas, Florida, and New York

• Nevada, Arizona, Colorado, and Utah

• Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Ohio

• Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana

Why might Georgia be considered an enticing prize for Democrats?

• Because it has a high population of young voters

• Because it could force Republicans to spend resources there

• Because it is traditionally a Democratic stronghold

• Because it has a large number of electoral votes

What unusual attention is Georgia receiving from Republicans?

• They are planning to hold a rally there

• They are focusing only on rural areas

• They are ignoring it completely

• They are considering it a tier one state

What is the significance of the upcoming Democratic presidential debate being held in Georgia?

• It indicates Georgia's growing importance in the election

• It is the first debate ever held in the South

• It is a sign of Georgia's economic growth

• It is a response to Republican rallies in the state