By Aaron Gould Sheinin and Jeremy Redmon
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Georgia Politics
October 25, 2010
MACON -- Roy Barnes and Nathan Deal are going to be everywhere voters look (and listen) for the next week as the two major candidates for governor make closing arguments.
They will be on state highways and interstates, each on a bus tour of key regions. They'll be on television with paid advertising and in four debates between Tuesday and Sunday. Radio, direct mail, TV and newspaper interviews are all part of it, too.
The goal is simple: Win on Election Day. The candidates are leaving little to chance.
"I don't want us to come back next Wednesday and say ‘If we just got my cousin to go vote,' " Barnes said as his bus tour stopped in Macon on Monday. "Make sure that uncle you don't like all the time goes and votes."
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