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2009-03-12T21:32:00.001-04:00

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2009-03-12T21:32:00.000-04:00

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2009-02-09T06:04:00.000-05:00

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2009-02-08T22:47:00.000-05:00

it's awesome that there has been this "problem" of...

2008-11-07T01:26:00.000-05:00

it's awesome that there has been this "problem" of long lines all over... people taking a greater interest in public issues is always a good thing

Love my Georgia!!! GO GEORGIA!!!Women for Obama R...

2008-11-04T11:09:00.000-05:00

Love my Georgia!!! GO GEORGIA!!!

Women for Obama Rally in Decatur, GA

I lived in Georgia for a decade, and recently relo...

2008-11-04T08:33:00.001-05:00

I lived in Georgia for a decade, and recently relocated to Louisiana. I am incredibly sad that I did not get to cast a ballot in GA- the idea that it could possibly go blue is so utterly astounding to me! I only wish I could've added my vote to the blue tide that might (hopefully) wash over the state.

The young organizers running the Obama offices are...

2008-11-04T08:33:00.000-05:00

The young organizers running the Obama offices are truly an incredible and inspirational story. I have been deeply impressed by the talent and commitment I have seen in the offices where I have volunteered. A special shout out to Tessa in Wisconsin who is amazing!

Actually, that number is a little outdated now... ...

2008-11-04T07:40:00.000-05:00

Actually, that number is a little outdated now... I was volunteering in one of th Atlanta offices last night, and it was over the 2 million mark. WOOOHOOO!!!!!!!

I voted with my partner last Thursday in Atlanta. ...

2008-11-04T03:37:00.000-05:00

I voted with my partner last Thursday in Atlanta. We waited in line for an hour (got there really early).

One of my employees voted on Friday in Gwinnett County. She gladly waited in line for 6 hours.

I would have waited in line for 6 hours.

8.

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It doesn't matter.

This Country can not stomach another 4 more years of Republican tyrrany.

Most were happy to be there and saw it as a privil...

2008-11-04T02:37:00.000-05:00

Most were happy to be there and saw it as a privilege. See the video here.

Although I'm glad to know that people were happy even having to stand in line to vote, and that they appreciate the honor associated with it, it disgruntles me a bit to hear it characterized as a 'privilege'.

No, no, no, no, no. No! Voting is not a privilege, offered to you by a magnanimous lord or liege, it is a RIGHT that you have as a citizen of a republic, endowed to you by a Creator as described in our own Declaration of Independence. Those who have fought and died for this country did not do so to give you the 'privilege' of voting, they did so to guarantee your right to do so, for that is what government is fundamentally for - to guarantee your rights as a human being.

I know, I shouldn't be nitpicking on this tonight, of all nights, for tomorrow is going to be an awesome day. But I cringe when I hear people treat such important things like voting as if they are simply gifts offered us by the state.

wv: contized, as in, Rush Limbaugh is going to need to be heavily contized in less than 24 hours....

All I know is this, Obama has gotten my 58 year o...

2008-11-04T01:02:00.000-05:00

All I know is this, Obama has gotten my 58 year old non-voting father to the polls. I mean really the dude hasn't paid taxes in 30 years because he dislikes how much the government has been run.

I live in Ohio, and I stood in line for 3.5 hours ...

2008-11-04T00:58:00.000-05:00

I live in Ohio, and I stood in line for 3.5 hours yesterday to early vote. My husband waited 5 hours on Saturday. The number of people voting early was simply staggering, and the numbers of young people and nonwhites were way larger than what would be proportional to the overall demographics of my county (roughly twice as many of each as I would have expected if all races and age groups had equal turnout here.) I did see a few people give up and leave, but those tended to be more typical McCain voters (and I had to leave Saturday because I had to go to work, but I went back yesterday and would have gone back again today if I hadn't made it.) We had Comfort Teams here, too, and they were a wonderful help. They provided water, crackers and even chairs to anybody who wanted them (and those chairs got at least two votes for Obama, as my mother and mother in law would not have been able to stand for that long, and they are both strong Obama supporters.) It was not at all apparent which campaign they were from, and they did not do anything to influence peoples' votes unless you count people happening to know they were from the Obama campaign and having a positive impression because of that. If what's going on in Georgia is similar to what's going on here, I wouldn't be very surprised to see Obama win there.

I stood in a Georgia voting line for 2 1/2 hours a...

2008-11-04T00:26:00.000-05:00

I stood in a Georgia voting line for 2 1/2 hours and made a video of what people were saying in the line. Most were happy to be there and saw it as a privilege. See the video here.

I was one of those early GA voters. Stood in line ...

2008-11-04T00:21:00.000-05:00

I was one of those early GA voters. Stood in line last Tuesday for 3.5 hours (2 of those outside...this was during our unseasonable cold snap). Was there with my mom, who will be driving people to the polls tomorrow. Everyone around us was exceedingly kind. We got through the hours of standing around by sharing stories and talking about anything other than politics. We very nearly had a pizza delivered to us. One woman had her kid there, and the kid couldn't take the cold and the standing much longer, and she was able to borrow a cell phone and call to have him picked up. We held peoples' places in line and even let husbands and wives cut in. It felt special. A wonderful way to vote in my second general election.

Daniel, Here in the west, we have "no fault" absen...

2008-11-04T00:15:00.000-05:00

Daniel, Here in the west, we have "no fault" absentee voting. You can even register to ALWAYS be sent an absentee ballot. That way you can fill out your form at home and either mail it in or drop it in a ballot box in the clerks office. No need to stand in line then.

Don't underestimate the Palin effect, aria. She's...

2008-11-04T00:01:00.000-05:00

Don't underestimate the Palin effect, aria. She's been almost as much of a mobilizing force as Obama has. Republicans and Democrats alike don't want her in office, period.

Obama has a good shot at winning GA tomorrow, the best shot any Democratic candidate has had since I can remember. I might just be getting my hopes up, but for the first time in years, I actually have hopes. It's a good feeling!

aria,You may well be correct about the outcome tom...

2008-11-03T23:53:00.000-05:00

aria,

You may well be correct about the outcome tomorrow (I'll admit I have no idea how it will turn out) but you've stated that your parents live in the north metro area, and that yard signs there indicate a GOP victory in Georgia.

It's not surprising to me that the areas north of Sandy Springs have a large number of McCain signs.

I wouldn't assume that your immediate surroundings are an indication of the statewide numbers. If I made that assumption for my own surroundings I'd declare Obama the winner in a landslide.

So... on voting early. It is in fact a GREAT thin...

2008-11-03T23:43:00.002-05:00

So... on voting early. It is in fact a GREAT thing. It should be promoted everywhere, BUT. I mean i don't have an issue with it but.... voting early was for people with schedule issues or to avvoid giant lines on tuesday... a relative of mine waited 6.75 hours in line to vote early (he actually could not vote on tuesday due to a prior, serious, personal issue. So this made me think.... why don't they have a 2 week voting period country wide and have localized polling centers during these weeks? I would much rather see a "voting period" with a "deadline" rather than this voting early then serious vote day. It seems it would be less disruptive and produce even better results.

For someone who has lived in Georgia for over a de...

2008-11-03T23:43:00.001-05:00

For someone who has lived in Georgia for over a decade, I can assure you that not in this election cycle Democrats will get the majority in Georgia -- it just not going to happen.

I've been examining all the precincts and counties for two weeks earlier this year (daunting task) and the numbers just do NOT add up. The Republicans hold on to smaller counties and their sheer number is simply overwhelming as opposed to a few extremely large Democratic counties which fortunately have been growing and coming to vote in 1000's in the last few weeks. I know for the fact even my current city which resides on the border line of urban and suburban Atlanta will go wholeheartedly to McCain -- just drive around and see the scores of Republican backed candidates' signs. So is my parent's city (30 mins north of Atlanta) unless you live in the city of Atlanta or areas heavily populated by African-Americans.

I've been crunching numbers from the mid 90's up to 2004 election and tomorrow will be interesting to see how the demographics would play out and how much change has occurred since then. I cross my fingers but don't get my hopes high.

My last request before tomorrow is: GO AND VOTE.

OK, that's it. After reading this post and the who...

2008-11-03T23:43:00.000-05:00

OK, that's it. After reading this post and the whole comment thread, you guys have sold me on the idea that Obama can (and will) win Georgia tomorrow. I'd known it was close, but still figured he wouldn't have enough to pull it off. Now, I'm thinking the wave really will reach it.

I'm updating my EV prediction to reflect an additional 15 EVs for the Senator from Illinois! That gets him up to 382, in my estimate.

It's so exciting to see my fellow Georgians postin...

2008-11-03T23:39:00.000-05:00

It's so exciting to see my fellow Georgians posting in the comments section here! I started visiting this site for the polling numbers and analysis, but this is icing on the cake!

No matter what happens tomorrow here in Georgia, it would be fantastic if we could use the enthusiasm for this election to transform Georgia into the most inclusive, kindest, and progressive state in the nation.

Well, it's not like I didn't try to tell you about...

2008-11-03T23:30:00.001-05:00

Well, it's not like I didn't try to tell you about GA weeks ago. As I said then, this election is different, and you can throw out all poll numbers based on 2000 and 2004. We have awaken a sleeping giant in the African American community across Georgia. Not only will GA turn Blue tomorrow, the coalition we have created here among AAs, youth and progressive whites, will ensure victory in future elections.

I overheard a brief conversation today at work between two women - one 50-ish, and the other 30-ish and anti-Obama (based on race). The older woman asked if the other had voted. "No, I'm not voting this year because there's no one to vote for." I contend that the combination of our enthusiasm and their apathy will spell landslide for Obama/Biden/Martin tomorrow.