One thing is for certain when Georgians decide the race for governor on Tuesday: The policy divides between Stacey Abrams and Gov. Brian Kemp on the issues that define the midterm election couldn’t be much wider.
Those differences have come into sharper detail over months of campaigning and a pair of October debates that put their differing visions of Georgia on full display for voters who are already familiar with the two rivals after their 2018 clash ended with Kemp’s narrow victory.
This campaign, the Republican has focused far more on what he’s done during a first term as governor than what he plans to accomplish with four more years in office. Abrams has outlined dozens of policy proposals, including many that echo her 2018 platform.
