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U.S. Senate Republican Johnny Isakson Uninspiring poll numbers, Potential primary challenge and fragmented Republican primary, Large minority population, Democratic increase statewide
U.S. House District 8 Democratic Jim Marshall Competitive history, McCain district
U.S. House District 12 Democratic John Barrow Competitive history, Potential primary challenge and fragmented Democratic Party
Governor Republican Sonny Perdue Open Seat, Heavy attention, Potentially divisive primary on both sides, High minority population, Democratic increase statewide
Secretary of State Republican Karen Handel Open seat
Attorney General Democratic Thurbert Baker Open seat
Labor Commissioner Democratic Michael Thurmond Potential open seat
State Senate District 8 Democratic Tim Golden Potential open seat, McCain district
State Senate District 11 Republican
Competitive history
State House District 13 Republican Katie Dempsey 2006 Republican pickup, Extremely close in 2006 and 2008, Large minority population, A few colleges
State House District 16 Democratic Rick Crawford Declining Democratic performance, Competitive history, Extremely close in 2008, McCain district
State House District 19 Republican Daniel Stout Replaced embattled House Spkr,Richardson in 2/10 then had own scandal revealed. Prime seat for alternative candidate, but likely to remain Republican
State House District 26 Republican Carl Rogers Potential Open Seat, Competitive history, Large minority population, A few colleges
State House District 34 Republican Rich Golick Close in 2008, Large minority population
State House District 37 Democratic Terry Johnson Competitive history, Very close in 2004 and 2006, Fairly close in 2008
State House District 38 Democratic Pat Dooley 2008 Democratic pickup, Has flipped twice since 2004, Very close in 2008
State House District 48 Republican Harry Geisinger Competitive history, Close in 2004


State House District 80 Republican Mike Jacobs Obama district, GA Democrats have a personal vendetta against Jacobs (he switched parties a few years ago)
State House District 81 Republican Jill Chambers Ostensibly two-tier Democratic challenger, Declining Republican performance, Competitive history, Close in 2008, Obama district, Large minority population
State House District 103 Republican David Casas Close in 2008, Large minority population
State House District 104 Democratic Lee Thompson 2008 Democratic pickup, Very close in 2008
State House District 106 Republican Melvin Everson Open Seat, Declining Republican performance, Large minority population
State House District 112 Republican Doug Holt Somewhat competitive in 2004, Large minority population
State House District 115 Democratic Doug McKilip Competitive history
State House District 125 Republican Jim Cole Close in 2004, Large minority population
State House District 126 Republican David Knight Close in 2004, Very large minority population
State House District 140 Democratic James Epps 2008 Democratic pickup, Very close in 2008, Competitive history
State House District 143 Democratic Dubose Porter Ostensibly strong Republican challenger, Open Seat, McCain district
State House District 147 Republican Buddy Harden Declining Republican performance, Large minority population
State House District 153 Republican Austin Scott Open Seat, Competitive history, Close in 2008, Large minority population
























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politicalangel Congress For Sale 0 Feb 16 2010, 11:35 PM EST by politicalangel
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The financial contributions of the candidates have recently been released. Contributions to Congressman John Barrow far exceed those to his challenger Regina Thomas, at this point in the campaign. However, the information released in The Savannah Moring News fails to mention the fact that Barrow received almost $250,000 from the financial sectors of Health and Lobbyist, nearly $100,000 from the finance and insurance companies and a mere 10% from people within his district. Let me also include that Mr. Barrow received large donations from the Blue Dog PAC, AFLAC, Pfizer, and the National Assn of Retail Druggists. You can view all of this information for yourself at Opensecrets.org. Therefore, when one reviews Barrow's votes on Healthcare and compares this to his donors, it becomes very clear why Mr. Barrow voted against Health Care Twice! We cannot afford to have our Congressional seat for sale! This Year, let’s Wheel Barrow OUT!!!! Angel Gray
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