GOP voters set to rebuke Trump in Georgia gubernatorial primary

Tuesday is another busy night of primaries, with voters going to the polls to decide hotly contested races in Alabama, Arkansas and Georgia. There are also runoffs taking place in Texas and a special House primary in Minnesota. Here’s a state-by-state breakdown of races to watch: Georgia Republican voters in the Peach State are expected to deal a heavy defeat to Trump-backed former Sen. David Perdue and nominate incumbent Gov. Brian Kemp to another four-year term. Former President Donald Trump has blamed Kemp in part for his 2020 loss to Joe Biden and fumed that the governor wouldn’t overturn the Georgia election results that allowed Biden to become the first Democrat to win the state since 1992. The 45th president endorsed Perdue in December last year, ripping Kemp as a “very weak” governor who let “liberals and RINOs  run all over him on election integrity.” However, the attacks haven’t stuck, and as polls opened Tuesday, Kemp led Perdue in the polls by an average of 22 points, according to RealClearPolitics. So grim is the outlook for the Perdue campaign that Trump was forced last week to angrily deny reports that he had pulled his support for the former senator.

Tuesday is another busy night of primaries, with voters going to the polls to decide hotly contested races in Alabama, Arkansas and Georgia. There are also runoffs taking place in Texas and a special House primary in Minnesota. Here’s a state-by-state breakdown of races to watch: Georgia Republican voters in the Peach State are expected to deal a heavy defeat to Trump-backed former Sen. David Perdue and nominate incumbent Gov. Brian Kemp to another four-year term. Former President Donald Trump has blamed Kemp in part for his 2020 loss to Joe Biden and fumed that the governor wouldn’t overturn the Georgia election results that allowed Biden to become the first Democrat to win the state since 1992. The 45th president endorsed Perdue in December last year, ripping Kemp as a “very weak” governor who let “liberals and RINOs  run all over him on election integrity.” However, the attacks haven’t stuck, and as polls opened Tuesday, Kemp led Perdue in the polls by an average of 22 points, according to RealClearPolitics. So grim is the outlook for the Perdue campaign that Trump was forced last week to angrily deny reports that he had pulled his support for the former senator.Tuesday is another busy night of primaries, with voters going to the polls to decide hotly contested races in Alabama, Arkansas and Georgia. There are also runoffs taking place in Texas and a special House primary in Minnesota. Here’s a state-by-state breakdown of races to watch: Georgia Republican voters in the Peach State are expected to deal a heavy defeat to Trump-backed former Sen. David Perdue and nominate incumbent Gov. Brian Kemp to another four-year term. Former President Donald Trump has blamed Kemp in part for his 2020 loss to Joe Biden and fumed that the governor wouldn’t overturn the Georgia election results that allowed Biden to become the first Democrat to win the state since 1992. The 45th president endorsed Perdue in December last year, ripping Kemp as a “very weak” governor who let “liberals and RINOs  run all over him on election integrity.” However, the attacks haven’t stuck, and as polls opened Tuesday, Kemp led Perdue in the polls by an average of 22 points, according to RealClearPolitics. So grim is the outlook for the Perdue campaign that Trump was forced last week to angrily deny reports that he had pulled his support for the former senator.Tuesday is another busy night of primaries, with voters going to the polls to decide hotly contested races in Alabama, Arkansas and Georgia. There are also runoffs taking place in Texas and a special House primary in Minnesota. Here’s a state-by-state breakdown of races to watch: Georgia Republican voters in the Peach State are expected to deal a heavy defeat to Trump-backed former Sen. David Perdue and nominate incumbent Gov. Brian Kemp to another four-year term. Former President Donald Trump has blamed Kemp in part for his 2020 loss to Joe Biden and fumed that the governor wouldn’t overturn the Georgia election results that allowed Biden to become the first Democrat to win the state since 1992. The 45th president endorsed Perdue in December last year, ripping Kemp as a “very weak” governor who let “liberals and RINOs  run all over him on election integrity.” However, the attacks haven’t stuck, and as polls opened Tuesday, Kemp led Perdue in the polls by an average of 22 points, according to RealClearPolitics. So grim is the outlook for the Perdue campaign that Trump was forced last week to angrily deny reports that he had pulled his support for the former senator.Tuesday is another busy night of primaries, with voters going to the polls to decide hotly contested races in Alabama, Arkansas and Georgia. There are also runoffs taking place in Texas and a special House primary in Minnesota. Here’s a state-by-state breakdown of races to watch: Georgia Republican voters in the Peach State are expected to deal a heavy defeat to Trump-backed former Sen. David Perdue and nominate incumbent Gov. Brian Kemp to another four-year term. Former President Donald Trump has blamed Kemp in part for his 2020 loss to Joe Biden and fumed that the governor wouldn’t overturn the Georgia election results that allowed Biden to become the first Democrat to win the state since 1992. The 45th president endorsed Perdue in December last year, ripping Kemp as a “very weak” governor who let “liberals and RINOs  run all over him on election integrity.” However, the attacks haven’t stuck, and as polls opened Tuesday, Kemp led Perdue in the polls by an average of 22 points, according to RealClearPolitics. So grim is the outlook for the Perdue campaign that Trump was forced last week to angrily deny reports that he had pulled his support for the former senator.Tuesday is another busy night of primaries, with voters going to the polls to decide hotly contested races in Alabama, Arkansas and Georgia. There are also runoffs taking place in Texas and a special House primary in Minnesota. Here’s a state-by-state breakdown of races to watch: Georgia Republican voters in the Peach State are expected to deal a heavy defeat to Trump-backed former Sen. David Perdue and nominate incumbent Gov. Brian Kemp to another four-year term. Former President Donald Trump has blamed Kemp in part for his 2020 loss to Joe Biden and fumed that the governor wouldn’t overturn the Georgia election results that allowed Biden to become the first Democrat to win the state since 1992. The 45th president endorsed Perdue in December last year, ripping Kemp as a “very weak” governor who let “liberals and RINOs  run all over him on election integrity.” However, the attacks haven’t stuck, and as polls opened Tuesday, Kemp led Perdue in the polls by an average of 22 points, according to RealClearPolitics. So grim is the outlook for the Perdue campaign that Trump was forced last week to angrily deny reports that he had pulled his support for the former senator.Tuesday is another busy night of primaries, with voters going to the polls to decide hotly contested races in Alabama, Arkansas and Georgia. There are also runoffs taking place in Texas and a special House primary in Minnesota. Here’s a state-by-state breakdown of races to watch: Georgia Republican voters in the Peach State are expected to deal a heavy defeat to Trump-backed former Sen. David Perdue and nominate incumbent Gov. Brian Kemp to another four-year term. Former President Donald Trump has blamed Kemp in part for his 2020 loss to Joe Biden and fumed that the governor wouldn’t overturn the Georgia election results that allowed Biden to become the first Democrat to win the state since 1992. The 45th president endorsed Perdue in December last year, ripping Kemp as a “very weak” governor who let “liberals and RINOs  run all over him on election integrity.” However, the attacks haven’t stuck, and as polls opened Tuesday, Kemp led Perdue in the polls by an average of 22 points, according to RealClearPolitics. So grim is the outlook for the Perdue campaign that Trump was forced last week to angrily deny reports that he had pulled his support for the former senator.Tuesday is another busy night of primaries, with voters going to the polls to decide hotly contested races in Alabama, Arkansas and Georgia. There are also runoffs taking place in Texas and a special House primary in Minnesota. Here’s a state-by-state breakdown of races to watch: Georgia Republican voters in the Peach State are expected to deal a heavy defeat to Trump-backed former Sen. David Perdue and nominate incumbent Gov. Brian Kemp to another four-year term. Former President Donald Trump has blamed Kemp in part for his 2020 loss to Joe Biden and fumed that the governor wouldn’t overturn the Georgia election results that allowed Biden to become the first Democrat to win the state since 1992. The 45th president endorsed Perdue in December last year, ripping Kemp as a “very weak” governor who let “liberals and RINOs  run all over him on election integrity.” However, the attacks haven’t stuck, and as polls opened Tuesday, Kemp led Perdue in the polls by an average of 22 points, according to RealClearPolitics. So grim is the outlook for the Perdue campaign that Trump was forced last week to angrily deny reports that he had pulled his support for the former senator.Tuesday is another busy night of primaries, with voters going to the polls to decide hotly contested races in Alabama, Arkansas and Georgia. There are also runoffs taking place in Texas and a special House primary in Minnesota. Here’s a state-by-state breakdown of races to watch: Georgia Republican voters in the Peach State are expected to deal a heavy defeat to Trump-backed former Sen. David Perdue and nominate incumbent Gov. Brian Kemp to another four-year term. Former President Donald Trump has blamed Kemp in part for his 2020 loss to Joe Biden and fumed that the governor wouldn’t overturn the Georgia election results that allowed Biden to become the first Democrat to win the state since 1992. The 45th president endorsed Perdue in December last year, ripping Kemp as a “very weak” governor who let “liberals and RINOs  run all over him on election integrity.” However, the attacks haven’t stuck, and as polls opened Tuesday, Kemp led Perdue in the polls by an average of 22 points, according to RealClearPolitics. So grim is the outlook for the Perdue campaign that Trump was forced last week to angrily deny reports that he had pulled his support for the former senator.Tuesday is another busy night of primaries, with voters going to the polls to decide hotly contested races in Alabama, Arkansas and Georgia. There are also runoffs taking place in Texas and a special House primary in Minnesota. Here’s a state-by-state breakdown of races to watch: Georgia Republican voters in the Peach State are expected to deal a heavy defeat to Trump-backed former Sen. David Perdue and nominate incumbent Gov. Brian Kemp to another four-year term. Former President Donald Trump has blamed Kemp in part for his 2020 loss to Joe Biden and fumed that the governor wouldn’t overturn the Georgia election results that allowed Biden to become the first Democrat to win the state since 1992. The 45th president endorsed Perdue in December last year, ripping Kemp as a “very weak” governor who let “liberals and RINOs  run all over him on election integrity.” However, the attacks haven&rs