In the election of _________, the Republican Party in Georgia established itself as a viable option for voters (for the first time since the Civil War in the 1860s) due to the strong performance of its gubernatorial candidate Bo Calloway.
1) 1942
2) 1966
3) 1980
4) 2002
Answer (2)
The 1966 election was pivotal for the Republican Party in Georgia, showcasing its emergence as a viable option for voters due to Bo Calloway's strong candidacy. This marked the first significant Republican challenge to the Democratic dominance in the state since the Civil War, setting the stage for future successes. The choice made is option 2: 1966.
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The 1966 election was a pivotal moment for the Republican Party in Georgia, signaling its emergence as a competitive political force. Bo Calloway's strong campaign marked the first time since the Civil War that Republicans gained significant traction in the state. This election set the stage for future Republican successes in Georgia. ;
