GA Senate Race: Who Wins, Loses in Tuesday's Primary?

The May 20 primary is just a few days away as for the first time in 10 years there is a mad scramble to fill an open Senate seat in Georgia.

With U.S. Sen. Saxby Chambliss (R) not seeking re-election, the GOP contenders, as well as Democratic frontrunner Michelle Nunn, have flooded the airwaves with ads in recent days.

Among the Republicans, the leading contenders include U.S. Reps. Paul Broun of Athens, Jack Kingston of Savannah, and Phil Gingrey of Marietta, along with former Secretary of State Karen Handel and former Dollar General CEO David Perdue.

A July runoff for the GOP nomination is highly probable.

Most political forecasters have Nunn advancing easily in the Democratic primary, but that didn’t stop her three opponents from criticizing her for skipping a WSB-televised debate early Saturday afternoon in Midtown.

Former state Sen. Steen Miles, Atlanta psychiatrist Branko Radulovacki and junior ROTC instructor Todd Robinson each questioned why Nunn chose not to participate and why she is considered the frontrunner beyond her deep campaign coffers.

How do you think things will shake out Tuesday? Who do you think will ultimately be facing each other in the November general election and who will win? Let us know in the comment section below.