Hold Your Horses! Long voting lines in Georgia

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(ATLANTA) — Georgia elections officials said voter turnout appeared to be high across the state Tuesday for a Democratic presidential primary with especially intense interest among blacks and a Republican race that could attract a wealth of independents to the polls.

Polls were open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and long lines were commonplace in many areas. At a church in Fulton County, more than 50 people had lined up to vote before the doors opened and a poll worker there said she had never seen so many lined up so early. In Marietta, a line of voters stretched to back of a middle school auditorium.
  1. groups:
    Election 2008: Super Tuesday
  2. tags:
    2008 Election Election 2008: Super Tuesday election protection
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