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Who will be in the 2010 Republican Gubernatorial Run-Off?

by Bill Simon

As it stands now, there are 5 candidates for Governor in the 2010 GOP Primary. Pick the 2 YOU think will be in the run-off:

As the race stands today, who will be in the 2010 Republican Gubernatorial Run-off?
Handel vs. Oxendine
Johnson vs. Oxendine
Oxendine vs. Scott
McBerry vs. Oxendine
Handel vs. Johnson
Handel vs. Scott
Handel vs. McBerry
Johnson vs Scott
Johnson vs McBerry
McBerry vs. Scott
  
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5 Responses to “Who will be in the 2010 Republican Gubernatorial Run-Off?”

  1. Stephanie Day Says:

    If there is a runoff it will dissappoint me,because I think John Oxendine outshines all the others.I hope the other reuplican canidates reconsider.John is our best hope for the future of Ga.

  2. Jeff Marlow Says:

    Ray McBerry is the only “political outsider” that can actually make a difference in Georgia. All the other candidates are “politicians, as usual.” Ray McBerry is a man of convictions and traditional values – like most Georgians. If you are even slightly concerned about the direction our nation is heading, please vote for Ray McBerry. He is the only states rights candidate that will stand up for us!

  3. rob walker Says:

    Ray McBerry is the only choice. If you do what you’ve always done, you’ll get what you’ve always gotten. McBerry has the right ideas on States Rights

  4. Jessie Johnson Says:

    A vote for Ray “States Rights” McBerry for Georgia Governor is a vote for state sovereignty

  5. Edwin Gravitt Says:

    I think Oxendine will win in 2010, but I will not be disappointed if Ray McBerry does.

Today's Deep Thought

Too bad when I was a kid there wasn't a guying our class that everybody called the 'cricket boy', because I would have liked to stand up in class and tell everybody, 'You can make fun of the cricket boy if you want to, but to me he's just like everybody else.' Then everybody would leave the cricket boy alone, and I'd invite him over to spend the night at my house, but after about five minutes of that loud chirping I'd have to kick him out. Maybe later we could get up a petition to get the Cricket family run out of town. Bye, cricket boy.



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