East Cobb state Senate race one to watch
There are a handful of districts around the state, mostly in metro Atlanta but also Savannah and Augusta suburbs, that may act as a tell come next week when results start rolling in. These districts may show whether November ends up in a blue wave or if the GOP can pull out a win again like in 2016.
read moreTrump Leads in InsiderAdvantage Pa. Poll
A post-presidential debate survey of 400 registered likely voters in Pennsylvania by InsiderAdvantage Chairman Matt Towery Sr. shows President Donald Trump now leading in this key battleground state. The poll was conducted the evening of October 25 by both IVR and live cell phone interviews.
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Trump Leads in InsiderAdvantage Pa. Poll
A post-presidential debate survey of 400 registered likely voters in Pennsylvania by InsiderAdvantage Chairman Matt Towery Sr. shows President Donald Trump now leading in this key battleground state. The poll was conducted the evening of October 25 by both IVR and live cell phone interviews.
read moreEarly voting, the Biden visit & good GOP numbers
Georgia is entering its last week of early voting with record heavy numbers. Log on to the website http://georgiavotes.com/ to view early statewide vote totals. As noted before, particular attention should be given to the “rural” vote (counties under 50,000 population) to ascertain if Republican President Donald Trump ultimately wins the Nov. 3 election over Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden.
read moreReports indicate Ossoff, Warnock accepted corporate money after promising not to
National media is calling out Democratic Senate hopeful Jon Ossoff once again — this time for accepting corporate PAC money despite a promise not to.
read moreLoeffler, Collins take time from campaign tours to tout legislation, letters
U.S. Senator Kelly Loeffler (R-GA) and Congressman Doug Collins (R-GA-09) are a little more than a week away from the November 3 election for one of Georgia’s two Senate seats. And in between their spars against each other over pictures of Chinese leaders and who had their picture taken with Stacey Abrams, both took time out late this week to tout their work on the federal level.
read moreState of the Port Address goes virtual
With a pandemic virus on, this year’s State of the Port Address from the Georgia Ports Authority (GPA) shifted to a virtual format, with Executive Director Griff Lynch and Chairman of the GPA Board Will McKnight giving a tour of new infrastructure and updates on the growth of containers and imports handled by the ports system.
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Watch October’s final Georgia Gang on YouTube!
The Oct. 25th broadcast opens with debate and analysis regarding the ads, endorsements and controversies relating to both of Georgia’s highly competitive U.S. Senate races.
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Don’t Reward Intellectual Property Theft
The race to find a vaccine for COVID-19 has been an impressive testament to science across the globe. Such innovations like the vaccine and others are vital to society. But such successes can also make companies targets for theft of their intellectual assets.
What could go wrong in Georgia? – Motor Voter and acceptance of non-citizen ID at the polls
Two years ago today, IAG ran a short column here from this writer that began with “the driver’s license Georgia issues to non-citizens – including illegal aliens who have already been ordered deported – is acceptable and “proper identification” when casting a ballot.” Amazingly, that statement is as true now as it was then.
Gangs drive surging homicide rates
Predictably, reports reveal that an alleged gang member is accused of committing the September 12, 2020 attempted assassination of two Los Angeles County deputies while they sat in a public location in their marked police car. The signs of gang involvement were obvious, as they routinely are in countless criminal offenses every day.
