By Phillip Ramati and Becky Purser
Staff Writers
The Macon Telegraph
October 26, 2010
With Election Day drawing near in Georgia’s bruising gubernatorial battle, Democrat Roy Barnes made a whistle-stop tour through three midstate cities Monday.
Barnes spoke to about 100 people Monday morning at Macon City Hall after attending a law enforcement breakfast in Forsyth. He met with farmers in Fort Valley in the afternoon.
With chants of “We Want Roy!” and “Make Georgia Work!” in the background, Barnes encouraged anyone who hasn’t voted yet to head to the polls before Nov. 2.
“Make some time in your life to go to the polls this week,” he told the crowd. “This election is going to be determined in a very close way.”
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