Seth Kessel explains how stupid the GA primary results were through simple math
Let's do a little math based on the 7 other states that have completed GOP Governor Primaries in 2022, based on these numbers for GA.
GEORGIA GOP Governor Primary Total Votes as Percentage of Previous Presidential GOP Vote Total
2006 - 21.9% of 2004 Bush total
2010 - 33.2% of 2008 McCain total
2014 - 28.7% of 2012 Romney Total
2018 - 29.1% of 2016 Trump total
2020 - 48.5% of 2020 Trump total, which was a modern turnout era (2004 to present) record increase from previous election
GA has an increase of 15.3% GOP Gov. Primary votes as % gained over prior presidential votes than EVER recorded, which is a percentage of a massive Trump vote total from 2020.
I will provide the scratch paper in the following message, but here are the 7 states from 2022 Governor Primaries as a percentage of 2020 Trump vote.
Texas = 26.3%
Arkansas = 20.1%
Idaho = 16.6%
Nebraska = 35.9%
Alabama = 43.0% (seems high, but tracks with norms of 44.8% in 2018 and 34.6% in 2014)
Pennsylvania = 16.2%
Ohio = 33.6%
The median number is Texas's number of 26.3%. For sake of the exercise, let's assume GA will achieve its record of the modern turnout era at 33.2%, which they put up in the 2010 midterm.
33.2% of the 2020 Trump turnout would yield 817,355 votes in the GA GOP Gov. Primary, or 210,000 more than cast in 2018. In short, there are nearly 400,000 more GOP Gov. Ballots cast than can be reasonably expected from even the most bullish turnout forecast.
Assuming Perdue has 260,998, Taylor 41,027, Davis 9,712, and Williams 3,226, this would leave room for 502,392 Kemp votes, not 883,118. Kemp has nearly 400,000 more ballots cast for him than can be reasonably believed.
The totals then would be:
Kemp 61.5%
Perdue 31.9%
Taylor 5.0%
Davis 1.1%
Williams 0.3%
This alone swings the Kemp/Perdue margin by 21.3%, and does not account for any issues with electronic elections systems.
I belive the goal here was to not only avoid a runoff, but to do so with such a vast margin to simultaneously dimish Trump endorsements/support in GA, but to also make it appear a runoff was not possible. Again, this isn't about who won, it's about how large Kemp's margin clearly is, thanks to massive manipulation.