Editorial: The New York Times

• Forsyth County, Georgia, a once Republican stronghold, is experiencing an uptick in Democratic voting.
• The voting population of white and Asian voters represent a large part of this shift.
• As Democrats gain strength, Republicans have begun an offensive to challenge the registration of over 63,000 voters.
• While political intimidation has a long legacy in Forsyth, it has taken on new forms in the current times.
• The local Republican pushback indicates the growing power of the multiracial pro-democratic coalition.

Conclusion: The shift observed in Forsyth County mirrors national trends of political realignment and the growing strength of multiracial coalitions.

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