You can’t sell your vote, but it’s really quite valuable. A Telegraph analysis of federal data shows that by Friday morning some $46.8 million had been committed just to the U.S. Senate race in Georgia, between Democrat Michelle Nunn and Republican David Perdue.
A cool $17.4 million poured in from outside spending groups only to tell you who you should vote against. That’s a few bucks per potential Georgia voter and much more than that for every Georgian who actually shows up at the polls.
Clearly, everyone else thinks your vote is valuable. You should, too.
via Political Notebook: Assessing the value of a vote | Politics | Macon.com.








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