screen-shot-2016-11-03-at-12-29-28-pm

Recent presidential polls are indicating that Georgia could become a little less red and a little more blue after next week’s election results come in. Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson was in Atlanta yesterday for a rally, hoping to capitalize on the purple nature of Georgia this election cycle.

“My pitch to voters is: look nobody wants to vote,” Johnson says. “I don’t find anyone that really wants to vote for Trump or Clinton. There is a principled alternative to both of them.”

Governor Gary Johnson believes he is that principled alternative. That was the message he shared at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Atlanta yesterday. But even though Johnson is considered by most to be a long shot for the presidency, he still considers his campaign to be a success for the Libertarian party.

Watch the full interview with Gary Johnson here!

Don’t miss the Grady Newsource Election Special show, You Decide Athens Georgia! For breaking updates on Election 2016 and local Athens ballot information, follow Grady Newsource on Facebook and Twitter @GradyNewsource.

-By Daniel Bignault and Cam Gaskins

Tags:

You May Also Like

UGA Alumnus Patrick Davenport Runs for Athens Commission

University of Georgia alumnus, Patrick Davenport, is running for office. Yesterday, Davenport announced his ...

Long-Awaited Firefly Trail Takes First Steps in Athens

After nearly seven years of planning, the much anticipated Firefly Trail is finally being ...