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or sleepnumber.com. Presidential

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politics is all about the battlegrounds. It's

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been that way for a long time, which

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I know firsthand because I've

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been doing this for a long time. I'm

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John King, CNN's chief national correspondent, and

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this is All Over the

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Map, a new series we're bringing you

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in the run-up to the 2024 election,

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where we're talking with voters in those

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key battleground states, the key battleground counties,

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the people who in November are

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going to decide this race. Last

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week, we brought you to Pennsylvania, where

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Republicans in the Philadelphia suburbs are wrestling

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with a choice they wish

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they didn't have to make. Today

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we're taking you to a state that just

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a few election cycles ago, nobody would have

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guessed, would be on our list of the

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six or seven critical, decisive swing states. shops

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in the metro Atlanta suburbs, about an hour and

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a half south of where Matt lives. Politically,

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it is a world away. We're

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gonna sit down with both Matt and Christine, two

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voters with very different politics, who

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call different parts of Georgia home to hear what

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they have to say about how they're going to

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make their choice. Because

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it's these voters, the ones who are struggling

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with this choice in these

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flippable states, places like Georgia, who

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will decide who wins the White House. I'm

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John King and this is All Over the Map, a

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new series from CNN. Now

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most of the focus in Georgia, in this

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whole election really, is on the suburbs because

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that's where most of the swing voters are. And

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we'll get there on this trip. But these little towns,

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these deep red rural parts of Georgia,

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well they matter too. They matter because the electoral

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math is not as simple for Republicans as

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many people tend to think. And

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that's why we're starting in Alto. At

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Matt's Winery. It really is a

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beautiful place. Steep rolling hills,

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woods off in the distance. And it's a

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working farm. A donkey. We like

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donkeys. That's my body double.

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That's my stunt dummy. We

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visited in April when spring was just

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gearing up and you can hear

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in Matt's voice just how much he loves

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this land. We're in

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kind of a bouquet of pine

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trees and hardwoods. We

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have pastures just right behind that. Flowers

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are just not coming out. I need a mow. We

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head inside and

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Matt pours us a glass. Blueberry

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wine. Yes, fruit wine is what they make here.

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We're the first winery in Hall County since prohibition

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and there were no wineries before us to help

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pave the way. So we were the ones that

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had to do it. It's been a lot of

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fun and it's been a lot of fun with

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a lot of work. Yes, absolutely. And so tell

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me a bit. About your politics. Not

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so much about the whos but the whys and

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the what's