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Steve Kornacki crunches votes for Georgia Senate runoff on big board, Internet says 'love this man and his numbers'

'Find someone who looks at you the way Steve Kornacki looks at turnout data,' wrote a netizen

While Democratic Senator Raphael Warnock is facing football star Herschel Walker in Tuesday's Georgia runoff, on December 6, the Internet is going gaga over MSNBC's Steve Kornacki, who was spotted crunching election voting data in real-time at the Big Board. Talking about his one-of-a-kind vote tabulations and map analysis, one wrote, “Steve Kornacki makes election returns so interesting. Love this man and his numbers and percentages!”

Nearly two million Georgians cast ballots in the runoff before election day. And as per Kornacki, while the race is tight, Walker's path to victory is complicated. An individual on Twitter wrote, “If you watch Steve Kornacki enough, you kinda get the hang of it. Warnock wins going away.” Though the discussion about the runoff was on, many couldn’t stop talking to the 43-year-old political journalist. A fan commented by saying, “I love Steve Kornacki taking 45 minutes to explain how Senator Warnock wants more votes in counties he won in November and wants Herschel Walker to get fewer votes in counties he won in November."

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One said, "Steve Kornacki is trending simply because he's Steve f**king Kornacki on election night," while another wrote, "Find someone who looks at you the way Steve Kornacki looks at turnout data. #GeorgiaRunoff." One more shared an old video of him and commented, "Steve Kornacki masterfully analyzes vote totals in real-time. Here he is in high school on his show “Political Corner”. Everyone loves him!!" A user said, "Every company needs @SteveKornacki and his big board. Would love to start each day with the Kornacki breakdown."

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