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Lawmakers in Georgia and several other states are trying to make it harder for police to seize money and property, and requiring more transparency when they do.
Lawmakers in Georgia and several other states are trying to make it harder for police to seize money and property, and requiring more transparency when they do.
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Georgia lawmakers continue their efforts to reduce gun restrictions in the state, but Republican leaders under the Gold Dome are reluctant to move forward with big changes this year.
Georgia lawmakers continue their efforts to reduce gun restrictions in the state, but Republican leaders under the Gold Dome are reluctant to move forward with big changes this year.
ATLANTA -
A new polls show that Georgia appears it will remain a safe bet for Republicans.
The InsiderAdvantage/FOX 5 poll of likely voters indicates that 56 percent favor GOP candidate Mitt Romney, 35 percent say they'll vote for President Barack Obama while 7 percent are undecided.
What about managing the economy? Forty-seven percent of Georgia voters say they think Romney would do a better job, compared to just 5 percent for President Obama.
Of voters who said they
were undecided, 42 percent said they thought Romney would do a better job of
dealing with foreign policy and potential acts of terrorism from abroad. Seven
percent said President Obama would do a better job, while 43 percent remained
undecided.
Another question asked Georgia voters who they'd rather have dinner with. Some 41 percent said Romney, while only 5 percent said President Obama.
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