Hey, everybody, it's David Pluth. Welcome to the second episode of campaign HQ for

Election Season 2022. Last week, we dove deep into the state of Pennsylvania, and today

we're going to talk all things Georgia. Georgia, you know, not too long ago. Obviously, there

was critical local elections, but really wasn't part of the national political debate and

discussion, but that changed in 2020 and 2021. Joe Biden won the state narrowly. I think

probably the state that most surprised particular experts, it looked like it'd be close, but

I think most of the smart political money had Trump winning, and the Biden campaign pulled

out a remarkable victory, a close victory. And that was followed, of course, memorably

by the two Senate special elections in the beginning of 2021, that produced the Democratic

majority with both senators Raphael Warnock and John Oswald winning their races the day before

January 6th and the attempted overthrow of our democracy. So Georgia played probably the

most important role in terms of what's happening in national politics, stay in terms of who

our president is, who controls the Senate, and a slew of important races in 2022. We have

the governor's race, Brian Kempon, Stacey Abrams with a rematch of their very close 18 election,

Raphael Warnock having to run for re-election two years after his first election facing

Herschel Walker, kind of one of the most crazy Senate candidates. We've seen it a long list

of crazy Republican Senate candidates, and then a critical secretary of states race, and

a bunch of important races up and down about. So we're going to go deep into Georgia today

with two guests. We're going to talk to Quentin Fulkes, who is running Raphael Warnock's

United States Senate campaign. Quentin's got a long history of great work and Democratic

politics in states like Illinois and others. Georgia native, who's going to talk to us about

their strategy to re-elect Senator Raphael Warnock. Then we're going to talk to Greg

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