Georgia: Evangelicals, minority voters and a crowded ballot

Jimmy Nolen walks into a store in Rome, Georgia with a large box under his arm. Inside it is one of the 70-year-old’s most valuable possessions. It’s a beaver skin cowboy that he’s had for decades. Nolan — who describes himseld as a modern cowboy — brought the hat to get it cleaned and the brim smoothed in the hope of passing it on to one of his grandsons. They are currently nine and 14 years old, and are with Nolen today so that their grandpa can buy them their first pair of cowboy boots.

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