GOP attorney general hopeful courts all voters

On the Republican side, we'll head now to Fox 5's Kevin Stewart, where State Senator Brian Strickland is preparing for election night. Kevin? Yeah, the state senator is among a number of statewide candidates for the GOP that are gathering at a watch party tonight, and that's what all these folks are filing in here for now. This is going to be a really exciting event. We had a chance to catch up with the state senator as he voted in McDonough. He represents the eastern part of the metro area, including Henry County, where he practices law. We had a chance to talk to him about several things, including his endorsements. He's really trumping up his endorsements by law enforcement. He also had a chance to talk to us about Georgia being a purple state, how we are a swing state, and how that impacts his campaign. Take a listen. Yeah, so it's what I'm used to. I've lived here in Henry County this entire time. We've been in Sweeney County for some time. And so whether it be a primary or a general election, I've always gone to all the voters. And I believe the message that I've had as a state senator and state representative, the message I have as attorney general, is something that resonates with everybody. It's not a Republican message. It's not a Democrat message. And so to me, nothing has changed. And the fact Georgia is now a swing state, I think is a positive thing in the sense that candidates have to go out there and not just expect to win a primary. But to have a message about what you're going to do moving forward that impacts all Georgians. Because when you're elected to serve, when I'm Attorney General, I serve all 11 million Georgians, whether they voted for me or not. And so I think it's a healthy thing. It makes us go out and earn every single vote, every election. Yes. Yes. But we are expecting a late night because this race, like many on the ballot, are expected to be tight. We will continue to stand by and wait for those votes to come in. We're live in Sandy Springs. Kevin Stewart, Fox 5 News.