Georgia voted R+2.2 in 2024, a 2.4-point rightward shift from 2020 that pulled the state back into the Republican column. The lean score sits at R+2.0, and tur

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Georgia voted R+2.2 in 2024, moving 3.0 points left across the full 16-year span after starting at R+5.2 in 2008. The inflection came in 2020, when the margin swung 5.3 points left from R+5.1 to D+0.2 — the only Democratic cycle in the series. The 2024 result walked 2.4 points back toward the GOP, undoing most of that 2020 shift. The 2012 floor at R+7.8 marks the rightmost point of the arc, with each subsequent cycle moving left until the 2024 reversal.

Georgia is plurality non-Hispanic white at 39.9%, with a 31.1% Black share across 10.94 million people. Median household income sits at $79,556 and 34.9% of adults hold a bachelor's degree. The Black share, the largest of any state outside the Mississippi Delta tier, anchors the Democratic coalition that flipped the state in 2020.