openleft.com - 10/16/2008
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So last week I asked whether we should endorse Jim Martin, candidate for Senate in Georgia. Most people said yes, but I wanted to do an interview with him to make sure he's a Better Democrat. After five days of hard campaigning, he was finally able to get back to me this series of ...
insideradvantagegeorgia.com - 10/24/2008
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Senate Race, Presidential Race Both Toss-Ups In Georgia
(10/24/08) A new InsiderAdvantage / Poll Position survey shows
Georgia is a toss-up state in both the U.S. Senate and presidential campaigns. In the presidential race, Barack Obama has a slight ...
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Bill Shipp's Georgia from InsiderAdvantage
democracycorps.com - 10/20/2008
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Overview From October 16-19, Democracy Corps conducted a
survey of 600 likely voters in Georgia Bookmark on
your favorite sites These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover new web pages. bodytext del.icio.us ...
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Georgia Statewide Survey
ap.google.com - 10/14/2008
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57 minutes ago ATLANTA (AP) The Supreme Court
has cleared the way for a Georgia man to
be put to death for killing a police officer two weeks after it halted his execution to consider his appeal. Troy Davis asked the high court to intervene in his ...
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The Associated Press: High court turns down Ga. death ...
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Adding Jim Martin to Better Democrats... and a New Fundraising Goal
Open Left - Front Page —
Well it's overwhelming. You want Jim Martin to be our next Better Democrat. Maybe it's his FISA answer, his support of net neutrality, his opposition to the bailout, or his open stance that he's a progressive in Georgia. But you want him. So we've added him.
And we're shooting for a goal of 100 new donations by tomorrow, and here's why. In two weeks, money will start to become less valuable for candidates because they won't be able to buy enough advertising time.
Our Better Democrats page is flush with great people who will make you proud in Congress. Jeff Merkley will ...
Senator Who? The Answers
Matthew Yglesias —
Matt Stoller suggests this interview with Jim Martin as a way to get to know him, and here’s Kate Shepard’s interview with Mark Begich plus more from Grist on the Alaska Senate race. ...
Jim Martin might be able to oust Saxy Chambliss from his disgracefully stolen Senate seat, and might also be a serious senatorial upgrade
DownWithTyranny! —
by Ken Here's a race that was off the charts till now, and is suddenly in play. It's the Georgia Senate race where the unspeakable Saxby Chambliss (aka, at least hereabouts, as Saxby Chamberpot) is seeking a second term. Only last week Howie described this race as "an uphill battle." (Back in march our Georgia-resident friend Valley Girl reported to DWT readers on "much-loved Georgia pol" Martin's inching toward making the Senate race.) I admit to strong personal feelings here. Chambliss probably isn't the worst person in the Senate, where there's such tough competition for the title. But for me ...
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americablog.com 11/1/2008 — In 2004, 3,301,875 Georgians voted for President in the general election. That number is going to be blown away in 2008. Not only is Georgia a battleground in the presidential race. There's the critical Senate race between Jim Martin and the wretched ...
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qando.net 10/27/2008 — A nd this time, I don’t mean the Republic of Georgia. The Obama campaign certainly seems to think so (and polls show the race here tightening considerably). David Knowles reports: Early voting is proving a huge asset to Obama. It remains to be ...