On a chilly Saturday afternoon, U.S. Sen. Raphael Warnock’s campaign bus rolled into a park in Cumming, deep in the heart of Forsyth County. Nearly two-thirds of voters in this reliably Republican exurb backed Warnock’s opponent, Herschel Walker, in the general election.
But with a Senate runoff just weeks away, Warnock was ceding no ground.
“Clearly, I’m serious about working with everybody, I came to Cumming,” he quipped to the Democratic faithful who had turned up to see him in hats and scarves.
