The Fight to Turn Georgia Blue | The New Yorker |

In the past four years, a million new voters have been added to the state's rolls, and many of them are young and nonwhite. "There are more latent Democrats here now," Andra Gillespie, a political scientist at Emory University, told me. "You've got white transplants who aren't conservative. You've got the African-American base. New Asian-American and Hispanic voters coming to the state. They all break Democratic."