So, missed a few predictions, a few wins (like Turner / Caldwell Internet broadcast) and some are outstanding. You must be especially proud and excited about Sam Moore, Cherokee county! We shall see if his tenure is short-lived, and Biello takes the seat in the May primaries. I'd suppose that in a non-special election, Moore won't take it, but am not willing to commit to a guess. Frankly, since anti-gay (well, anti-everything) crusader and Christian reconstructionist Carolyn Cosby has come out against Moore, that would tend to bring favor to Moore.
This blog still holds that the theocrat from Bartow county, Barry Loudermilk, will take the HD 11 Congressional race, but really don't have a clue on the U.S. Senate race. Kingston is likely the strongest Republican, but he's got some intense competition from Democrat Nunn. It's all about turnout here.
County chair Ahrens and commissioner Johnston are probably "safe," if anything is in Cherokee, but the school board will probably be taken over by the fundamentalist terrorist crowd. With the "Concerned Women for America" pushing anti-standards bills at the state level, the religious right has education by the short hairs. Expect prayers for Jesus in Cherokee schools soon.
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