In Georgia's mountains, a school bus driver is out to eliminate the post she is trying to win.
Ales Campbell, a 47-year-old mother of four, is running for "sole commissioner" of rural Walker County, 446 square miles of Appalachian foothills and valleys just south of Chattanooga, Tenn., where Confederate flags, hand-drawn signs for boiled peanuts and men in overalls aren't uncommon sights along winding roads with names like "Straight Gut" and "Hootie Hoo Holler."
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