Tomorrow is the big day.  Well, not THE big day.  But, still an important day.  Primaries for the presidential candidates is coming to a county near you.  I'm glad for the voting tomorrow as it has spurred my investigation into candidates and the issues.  While I still hope to hit my reading list, in the final hours I have found several online candidate match quizzes helpful.  Fox 5's You Decide 2008 is one of my personal favorites, and not just because it had the humorous candidate bobble heads at the end.  It does allow you to quickly view candidates stances on issues and past voting records.

As I'm sure I am not the only one initially clueless about voting times, I'm happy to let you know that you can vote between 7am and 7pm.  No excuses here.  Some employers actually give you paid time off work to go vote.  Never hurts to check.  Or just get out of bed earlier and treat yourself to a donut or breakfast afterward, being sure to show off your free sticker.  Visit this website to find the location of your poll.

Election times bring up the interesting discussions about politics and Atlanta neighborhoods.  While Atlanta itself typical votes blue, most the rest of the state is redder than Rudolph. 

However, inside the city has its typical split of votes as well.  Buckhead leans toward Republican.  Inman/Candler Park goes Democratic.   It further supports the distinct personalities of Intown neighborhoods and how by merely choosing to live in a particular neighborhood you will either find people like yourself...or not.  Maybe they need to make a Atlanta Intown neighborhood matchmaker quiz for all newcomers to the city.  'Till then, send me your political leanings, car habits, leisure pursuits and a handful of personality traits and I'll give you my two cents.