Georgia - Early Voting Statistics

Georgia Secretary of State - Karen Handel ^ | 11/03/08

[kesg]

Just more fuel to my fire that Obama won’t come even CLOSE to the level of dem support received by Gore and Kerry.

I'm glad I could help. :) You're right. I've seen this "Obama inevitably wins in a landslide" psy-ops operation before: in 2000, when Karl Rove was doing it in reverse -- probably because he feared (rightly) that the still large amount of then-remaining undecideds would break mostly for Gore.

[word_warrior_bob]

That’s why I posted the Yuri Bezmenov video at the height of the hand-wringing here, amazing how many people fall for the same tricks over and over.

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/k6KUDv1wzraWhwlBt1

[meadsjn]

... in 2004, there were 1,372,000 evil white men voters. Guess what? In 2008, there are 1,703,000.

This is what I've been hearing. People who haven't voted in 30 years are coming out in droves to vote against Obama.

[Boiling Pots]

And they sure have done a great job of running Atlanta!

:rolls eyes:

[impeachedrapist]

Nicely done. So essentially, in spite of all the talk about Obama doing well in GA, he’s as of this point just breaking even with Kerry’s performance. And Kerry lost by a mere 17 points (58-41). So I think Chambliss will survive. I hope he’s learned a valuable lesson about ticking off his conservative base.

[kesg]

Well accordign to suvery usa it 50-48 for Obama in the early vote, but they state the early vote well repsect over 50% of the turn out.

Well, we know what the other 50% of Georgia turnout is going to look like. McCain wins this state easily . Book it.

By the way, I took a peek at the USA Survey poll. It has McCain up 52-45 in a sample that is 39R, 41D, and 18I. In 2004, the actual party ID split was 34D, 42R, and 24I, with the Indies preferring Bush 60-39. In 2006, it was even more lopsidedly GOP: D32, R44, I24, with the Independents preferring Republican Perdue to Democrat Taylor for Governor by 51-40.

McCain will win Georgia handily.

[kesg]

The same USA Survey poll that supposedly has Obama slightly ahead with early voters has McCain winning 52-45 in a sample that has more Democrats than Republicans in it. Obviously those knuckleheads over at Survey USA don’t know Georgia.