Summary of Greg Bluestein's Flipped

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. #1 Georgia House minority leader Stacey Abrams was ready for Trump in 2020, and she had been preparing for this moment since she was a teenager.

She'd spent the past three years building a voting rights group, a fundraising operation, and a team of aides and advisers to help her not-so-quietly make senior party officials aware that she was running for governor.#2 In Georgia, Democrats were in need of a new leader after years of demoralizing defeats.

Stacey Abrams was known for her outspokenness and ability to energize Democrats, but she was also known as a behind-the-scenes operator who was skilled at picking apart Republican talking points.#3 Georgia had always been a one-party state dominated by Democrats, and this remained the case throughout most of the twentieth century.

Black leaders who tried to influence the Democratic Party were often looked down upon.#4 Georgia was a prime example of how the Democrats' armor could be pierced.

In 1980, Carter easily won Georgia, but was shellacked in much of the rest of the country.

In 1990, a congenial congressman and onetime Atlanta councilman named Wyche Fowler rebuilt the Democratic alliance between rural white conservatives and Black voters to defeat Mattingly.