Remember Stacey Abrams, the election denier who thinks she’s the real governor of Georgia despite losing by 50,000 votes — and the White House press secretary agrees?

#BREAKING: Karine Jean-Pierre questioned over her past claims about the 2016 presidential election and the 2018 Georgia gubernatorial election by Fox News reporter Peter Doocy. pic.twitter.com/Rs8r7EUyxS

— Forbes (@Forbes) September 6, 2022

Well, Abrams is laboring to win a first real term after the imaginary one she’s serving now.

Georgia Democrats have grown increasingly pessimistic about Stacey Abrams’s chances of ousting Gov. Brian Kemp, pointing to her struggles to rally key parts of her party’s coalition and her inability to appeal to moderate Republicans.https://t.co/KEiD0zkQsn

— The New York Times (@nytimes) September 7, 2022

It looks like she’s gonna lose by five, six, seven points to Brian Kemp in Georgia — and if she does, look for Herschel Walker to beat Ralph Warnock for the state’s Senate seat.

.@ReverendWarnock believes that America is a bad country full of racist people. I believe that we’re a great country full of generous people. Raphael Warnock and Joe Biden want to divide us. I want to bring us together! >> https://t.co/6EtrO2A5de#gasen #gapol pic.twitter.com/tLKt3YA9qI

— Team Herschel (@TeamHerschel) September 7, 2022

Nevada’s another critical Senate race, and Adam Laxalt is a very solid candidate. The Las Vegas Courier-Journal says that’s the state most likely to flip from blue to red.

Nevada Senate Candidate Adam Laxalt With C&B At Mar-A-Lago
“We must win #Georgia and #Nevada. We must win these two states. If we do not win these two states, we cannot win the Senate.” – @AdamLaxalt #2022Midterms https://t.co/YztwheJTzC pic.twitter.com/hKUsyTGM6A

— The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show (@clayandbuck) February 27, 2022

Let’s actually make the right decisions in this election.