After two humiliating defeats at the hands of Republican Governor Brian Kemp, Stacey Abrams appears ready to test her luck a third time — and Democrats aren’t exactly thrilled about it.
According to Democratic insiders, Abrams, now 51, is quietly laying the groundwork for yet another campaign for Georgia’s governorship. But while Abrams remains a recognizable name nationally, many in her own party are less than enthusiastic about a rerun they believe is destined for disaster.
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“She’s run twice, and that’s enough to convince me she won’t win,” Jimmy Johnson, the former chair of the Appling County Democratic Committee, bluntly told the Constitution-Journal. “Can some other Democrat win? Yes, if there is a candidate who can hold 90% of the Black vote and attract rural voters and somehow overcome the GOP’s very effective whisper campaign.”
Abrams’ 2022 loss was even more devastating than her first, with a six-point decline compared to her 2018 effort. Party leaders, still licking their wounds, fear a third loss would only further erode their standing in a state that is slowly shifting but remains conservative at its core.
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