McCain needs to have Georgia on his mind

[minibrings]

so what do you think for outside Atlanta metro ?
70% GOP? ???

I don't know GA outside Atlanta or Savannah. I do not know its racial composition, type of industries.. etc. etc.

[BobKovacs]

Originally Posted by PG77

What about the rest of GA?

I'd say the rest of the GA counties outside the Atlanta metro (about 1/3 of the population) will likely go red, but if the Atlanta metro gets enough of a dem showing, it could be enough to drive the whole state blue. It's tough to call, obviously, but I wouldn't rule out the possibility.

[Fleet]

Originally Posted by Bulldawgfan

An observation from central Georgia... McCain signs out number Obama signs approx. 20 to 1.

Amen to THAT!

[PG77]

Originally Posted by BobKovacs

I'd say the rest of the GA counties outside the Atlanta metro (about 1/3 of the population) will likely go red, but if the Atlanta metro gets enough of a dem showing, it could be enough to drive the whole state blue. It's tough to call, obviously, but I wouldn't rule out the possibility.

[minibrings]

So it looks like GA is in the too close to call column.. definitely..
along with Ohio...

[Old Gringo]

I'd be absolutely amazed if Georgia went for Obama. I'm not buying into the hype. It'll go for McCain and probably by more than 5%.

Virginia, on the other hand, will be Obama's and that will signal the end of this election.

[kingtodd]

I don't think Obama will carry GA, thankfully we are playing on GOP turf...all we need to do is a pluck a few red ones and we're home free..

[First24]

Originally Posted by Bulldawgfan

An observation from central Georgia... McCain signs out number Obama signs approx. 20 to 1.

Yeah, that's also the same part of Georgia where the Confederate flag out numbers the US flag 50 to 1.

[darkone]

According to reports a few weeks back, Obama is leading in polls in the Atlanta Metro Area by approximately 12 percentage points. I see a lot more Obama bumper stickers and signs around here, and not just from blacks ....