ATLANTA (AP) -- The candidates for Georgia governor are taking their closing arguments to the airwaves.<br />
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The ad for Democrat Jason Carter covers a range of topics, including education funding and the economy. It doesn't specifically mention incumbent Gov. Nathan Deal.<br />
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Shots of Carter meeting voters during a statewide bus tour play as he says the state is "ready for a new direction" and promises the state will lead the way under his leadership.<br />
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Deal says in his ad that he made "hard decisions" deserving a second term, including changes to the HOPE scholarship.<br />
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Deal also touts his administration's work on criminal justice reform and resistance to tax increases. Deal says Carter is making false attacks and had no accomplishments in the state Senate.<br />
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Libertarian Andrew Hunt also is on the Nov. 4 ballot.
