Democrats take Georgia, Republicans will not be redistricting ahead of leadership changes

 

On this week's Political Breakfast: We discuss the aftermath of last Tuesday's Midterm Election, and break down what led to the "blue tsunami." 

Most of Georgia's highest offices were taken by Democrats. 

That includes a historic victory by former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms, the first Black woman to win a Governor's seat nationwide. She beat her opponent, Republican Rick Jackson. 

Democratic strategist Tharon Johnson and Republican strategist Brian Robinson say they're relieved to finally clear the air. Both served as advisors on opposing sides in the race for Georgia Governor.
 
Plus, what challenges are ahead for keeping the state's Democratic and Republican coalitions united?

And Georgia Governor Brian Kemp says he will NOT be calling a special legislative session in order to change the powers of future governors, or to explore redistricting.