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What happened in South Carolina among Democratic churchgoers happened again in Georgia today: they broke wildly for Barack Obama. With just two percent of precincts reporting, CNN has called the state for Obama. Among those attending church weekly or more often--45-percent of the Democratic electorate--Obama won nearly two-to-one over Clinton. Clinton did best among those who never attend church, though she still lost that group by 53-percent to 41-percent.
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