Stacey Abrams Struggles With Black Male Voters in Georgia While Wielding National Clout
- Gender gap presents challenge, opportunity in governor’s race
- A third of registered Black men haven’t voted in several years
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With the November election just weeks away, Georgia Democrat Stacey Abrams is dealing with an unusual political problem.
She has become a star on the national political stage. But in her own state -- where she has proved in recent presidential and Senate contests that she can get out the vote for Democratic candidates -- she is struggling to gain momentum for her rematch with Republican Governor Brian Kemp.