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Elections 2008: The longest day, a longer night?
-Keep the coffee pot out this evening. Election results could be brewing most of the evening even under the best conditions. The massive turnout during "early" balloting is expected to continue today, perhaps past 7 p.m. when polls are due to close. Elections officials vow that anyone in line at 7 p.m. will cast a vote today.
-How are things are your precinct? Please e-mail us with a brief report on how long it took you to vote, where you voted (precinct name) and when you voted. We'll post updates throughout the day. Click E-mail
-Tonight's Hometown coverage: We'll start vote count coverage at 7 tonight.
-Broadcast media coverage plans, times for Tuesday night> Coverage
-An updated look at what to expect election day, night> Click Preview
-Just in case of technical problems: Our backup site for information is Hometown Mobile. Our backup e-mail is jcdruckenmiller@gmail.com
-Latest political meeting updates; where to find candidates> Politics
-Election Day weather: 76 degrees, mostly sunny skies.
Election 2008: Analysis & Review
-Dixon & Clemons: Graham Dixon and Adam Clemons, your Hometown political columnists, finally agree on something: Tuesday is looking like a good day for the Democratic nominee--and the party. But what's that about 2012? > D&C
-Rome's McLaughlin to co-host six-hour 'Exit Poll' Webcast: Democrat David McLaughlin, will co-anchor a six-hour "Exit Poll" show on Blog Talk Radio Wednesday evening> Details
Business Buzz
-Mohawk reports a net quarterly loss of $1.39 billion: That's compared to profits of $122 million a year ago. The fourth quarter also looks rocky, a company release states. Mohawk has closed the Armuchee plant (158 jobs) and three others in North Georgia since February. The latest: 231 jobs in Catoosa County> Mohawk
-RNT circulation down 4% in a year, Trend reports: The "Rome" edition of Georgia Trend features a closer look at the state's newspapers, including the Rome News. You'll find comments about daily circulation dropping 4 percent to 17,500 in a year as well as highlights of the group's new press, videocasts and delivery arrangements with the AJC and others> RNT
-More cuts coming to radio: Look for another familiar voice to disappear from the FM dial at Q102. Already gone from John Davenport Drive. Kristen Charles.
-Rome store remains but Circuit City pulls plug on most Georgia stores> CC
-St. Mary's names Becky Motes director of marketing, publicity> Business
-CVTC's Vann completes leadership academy> Campus Headlines
Weather Center/brought to you by Katie Dempsey for State House:
-Election Day: Mostly sunny, high of 76; low of 41.
-For the extended forecast, click WeatherCenter
This week on The Football Report/ Brought to you by Printworks
-Pepperell, Rome both ranked high in latest AJC football polls
-John McClellan's high school picks (21-2 last week)
-Links to this Friday's play-in games, broadcasts, Web casts
-Shorter gets ready for the final regular-season home game
-Shorter College no. 21 in latest NAIA football poll> Shorter
Norman Arey's Sports Roundtable/ brought to you by Riverside Toyota
-Fulmer joins exclusive club with Clemson's Bowden and Washington's Willingham. For more, click Arey
Downtown Headlines
-This will be one of the biggest weeks of the year in downtown Rome thanks to tonight's post-election events, the chamber expo Friday night (private) and Saturday (public), a merchants sidewalk sale, Shorter College's last regular-season home game this year and a freebie day at the museum (actually, two, Friday and Saturday)> Downtown Headlines
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