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Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock (Ga.) and his Republican challenger Herschel Walker has the same message for their supporters Sunday: get out the vote for Tuesday’s runoff election.
During his weekly sermon at Atlanta’s Ebenezer Baptist Church, Warnock alluded to his re-election effort but said he just wanted people to vote.
“The pastor dropped by this morning to tell you to use your voice,” he said. “I’m not gonna even begin to try to tell you who to vote for. I don’t care who it is.”
“I hear some dude running,” he quipped. “You gonna vote for somebody whose last name begins with a W.”
Warnock told his parishioners not to let anyone stop them from speaking, and noted that Republicans tried to block voters from casting ballots last Saturday.
“They made up some cockamamie reason,” he said. “So I prayed about it and I sued.”
Georgia’s courts ultimately ruled that state law did not prevent people from voting on the Saturday after Thanksgiving.
