Wondering how Geogia delegates are awarded?

Found a pretty good explanation of how their divided:

How today's primary elections work
On its face, today's primary will be simple enough: Voters cast ballots in one primary or another, and whichever candidates get the most votes are the winners.
Well, sort of. Read the fine print and you're actually voting to apportion delegates to a party nominating convention. Delegates at those conventions will then pick the Republican and Democratic nominees for president.

http://www.macon.com/198/story/258199.html


McCain -
New Jersey
Delaware
Illionois
Connecticut
New York (101 delegates)
Oklahoma (41 delegates)
Arizona (53 delegates)
Missouri (58 delegates)
California (173 delegates)

Romney -
Massachusets
Utah (36 delegates)
North Dakota (26 delegates)
Minnesota (41 delegates)
Montana
Colorado

Huckabee -
Alabama (48 delegates)
West Virginia
Arkansas
Georgia (72 delegates)
Tennessee

Clinton -
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Massachusets (93 delegates)
New York
New Jersey (127 delegates)
Arizona
California (441 delegates)

Obama -
Georgia
Illinois
Delaware
Kansas (72 delegates)
North Dakota (21 delegates)
Minnesota (88)
Alabama
Connecticut
Colorado
Idaho
Utah
Missouri
Alaska