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To: nmh

DeKalb - Heavy Democratic.

Fulton - Split. Southern half is city of Atlanta, heavy Democrat. Nothern part is heavier Republican.

Cobb - This would be a more “Georgia/Southern Democrat” county. I suspect it will be mostly Republican in the presidential election, but will have a large percentage of Democrats.

Gwinnett - Heavily Republican (John Linder district.)

Henry - Not really sure, has elected a Republican congressman, but south of Atlanta has been more Democratic historically.


13 posted on 11/03/2008 2:58:20 PM PST by Brookhaven (.)
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To: Brookhaven
Cobb - This would be a more “Georgia/Southern Democrat” county. I suspect it will be mostly Republican in the presidential election, but will have a large percentage of Democrats.

Actually Cobb is heavily GOP. The only Democratic area is S. Cobb which is definetly more of the Obama than "southern Democrat" variety. 4 of the 5 county board members are Republican and two of the three U.S. House delegation is Republican as well. McCain will take Cobb with 55%+. That much I can guarantee.

33 posted on 11/03/2008 3:31:13 PM PST by The Hound Passer
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