Close Georgia Senate Race Could End Up in a Runoff - Roll Call

Close Georgia Senate Race Could End Up in a Runoff

By Rachel Kapochunas and CQ Staff

Posted October 31, 2008 at 12:00am

suddenly neck-and-neck Senate race
No Clear Favorite
Rasmussen Reports poll
A Research 2000 poll
eager to go after Chambliss
Atlanta Journal Constitution

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