Rachel Brown and Randall Franks Respond to this story Political supporters were out waving signs along Nashville Street outside the 150-foot limit from the polls. (Catoosa News/Randall Franks) Several voters interviewed in Ringgold about an hour-and-a-half before polls closed had their minds definitely made up about who they wanted to be the next president. “I haven’t voted since Richard Nixon,” said Richard Adams, who recently moved back to Georgia from Chattanooga. He planned to cast his vote for Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama. “He seems like he can get it straight,” he said. Clifford Payne of Ringgold said he voted for Republican presidential nominee John McCain, “an upright, decent man” who is especially qualified to serve during a time of war. “He’s the only man who’s qualified to sit as president,” he...
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