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What are the similarities and differences between the NY Governor election and this election?

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What are the similarities and differences between the NY Governor election and this election?

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The similarities with NY governor is the way they argue with each other and kind of always attacking each other. Another similarity is that they are all trying to fight crimes and protect the people of their state. One difference is that they are all in different parties and all have something different they are focusing on

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How would the candidate winning influence their political party? 

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How would the candidate winning influence their political party? 

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Democrats are big for community support, so if Abrams were to win, she would focus on helping her community and representing their issues that otherwise would not be represented. This would help democrats improve their image if Abrams were to win

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If your group could endorse a candidate, which candidate would it be and why? 

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If your group could endorse a candidate, which candidate would it be and why? 

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We would endorse Abrams because she represents a lot of issues that we reflect on, such as Medicaid, helping communities prosper, and better

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What do the polls between the two candidates show? Who is likely to win? 

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What do the polls between the two candidates show? Who is likely to win? 

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Based on the polls kemp looks like he most likely to win because he has more points then Abrams. Abrams has also never lead in the race

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As with so many other Republicans across the nation, he demonstrated his political invincibility to Trump's wrath by easily defeating former Sen. David Perdue for the GOP nomination. He is now the favorite to win a second term as governor of Georgia as he faces Abrams in a rematch of their 2018 contest.

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What are the key issues that the candidate is working towards? (List and explain at least 3)
He is working towards lowering health care prices so that it is more affordable . He also wants to protect families against gun violence because crime rates with guns have been at an all time high this year. He also wants to strengthen rural communities.

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Running as a democrat, Stacey team claims, "Stacey’s never stopped fighting for Georgia, never lost faith that – together – we can build a brighter future for all of us. You should not lose that faith, either. Together, we can keep more money in families’ pockets, help our communities prosper and give our children the greatest opportunities to thrive.

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Pick and explain 3
She is working towards Educational mobility so that kids can have a better education system and child care and start school early. And also providing free college.

She is also working on Housing Affordability and making it so that people in Georgia can access stable, safe, affordable housing.

She is also working on safety and justice by tackling crime and getting more law enforcement involved and raising their pay.

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On December 9, 1973, Stacey Yvonne Abrams was born in Madison, Wisconsin. Her father, Robert, worked in a shipyard, and her mother, Carolyn, was a college librarian. Coming of age amidst the boycotts and marches of the civil rights movement, both of her parents participated. Her mother was booted off buses when she sought to seat up front and her father was beaten and jailed for his participation. With the motto "you can be anything," Carolyn and Robert raised their six children and promoted civic involvement. There were lots of family voting trips and outreach visits to jails.

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Brian Kemp is a husband, a father, a businessman, and a government employee. He received more votes than any other candidate for governor in Georgia history, and on November 6, 2018, he was elected as the 83rd governor of the state.