To start with ON FOX — Georgia Republican Gov. Brian Kemp’s campaign reacted on Wednesday to a new piece posted in The New York Moments suggesting that his Democrat opponent Stacey Abrams is "having difficulties" in the race.

The Times reported on Wednesday that Abrams, defeated by Kemp in the 2018 gubernatorial race before choosing to run for a re-match "has been trailing her Republican rival, Gov. Brian Kemp, alarming Democrats who have celebrated her as the grasp strategist driving the state’s Democratic change."

"Democrats have largely kept quiet on their considerations about Ms. Abrams’s marketing campaign. But quite a few county elected officers and community leaders in Georgia have privately expressed their anxieties to the marketing campaign instantly, according to interviews with more than two dozen Democratic officers who asked not to be named talking about non-public discussions," according to the Periods. "They have complained that the marketing campaign was slow to achieve out to key constituencies and underestimated Mr. Kemp’s power in an currently complicated calendar year for Democratic candidates." 

Tate Mitchell, who serves as Kemp’s marketing campaign spokesperson, reacted in a assertion initial acquired by WHD News. 

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Republican gubernatorial candidate Gov. Brian Kemp waves all through his major evening election celebration on Might 24, 2022 in Atlanta soon after defeating former U.S. Sen. David Perdue in the main as he bids for a 2nd term as governor.  (Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

Democratic gubernatorial candidate for Georgia, Stacey Abrams, poses for photographs at a Labor Working day picnic on September 5, 2022, in Atlanta. (Elijah Nouvelage/Getty Visuals)

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"Stacey Abrams’ campaign isn’t connecting with Ga voters, and people throughout the region and here in Ga know it," Mitchell explained. "Immediately after boosting hundreds of thousands hand more than fist from out-of-point out billionaires, her marketing campaign — and Georgia Democrats — are now mired in inside squabbling. Governor Kemp will proceed to operate on his document of placing Georgians 1st and his eyesight for a safer, more powerful Georgia."