Muscogee County
Barack Obama will have an edge over Hillary Clinton in Muscogee County, according to a Columbus State University political science expert.
When polling stations open in Georgia Tuesday morning, Columbus headquarters for the two Democratic contenders will have tried to outdo each other, for what one analyst calls the progressive, liberal voter.
Tom Dolan, who chairs the political science department at CSU, says over 4,000 voters cast their ballot in Early elections in Muscogee County so far; the highest the county has seen:
"I suspect Obama will do better in Georgia and I suspect he'll do better in Columbus."Dolan says while Obama attracts younger voters, they were less likely to actually get to polling stations.
County voting officials are predicting a 25% local voter turnout in tomorrow's primary, and state officials put the overall numbers at about 30-percent.
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