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Campaign tip sheet: Jason Carter, Nathan Deal talk about faith and morals

By Jim Galloway
Oct 22, 2014

Nathan Deal, the Republican incumbent governor, will speak at the state Board of Education meeting in Atlanta this morning. Other events:

-- 10 a.m.: Jason Carter, the Democratic candidate for governor, will address a gathering of the Georgia School Superintendents Association in Athens.

-- 2:45 p.m.: Andrew Hunt, the Libertarian candidate for governor, will speak before the same group.

-- 4:30 p.m.: Deal is scheduled to convene a first meeting of his Ebola virus task force.

-- 5-7 p.m. Deal and Carter make separate appearances at the Georgia Faith Forum, sponsored by Faith in Public Life, to be held at Trinity Presbyterian Church in Atlanta. The candidates will discuss questions of moral significance that face Georgians. The event will be livestreamed at wsbtv.com. Doors open at 4 p.m. No late admittance.

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Jim Galloway, the newspaper’s former political columnist, was a writer and editor at the AJC for four decades.

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