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Why are you asking us where there are more readers? Couldn't a simple program like Site Meter give you a more accurate answer?

Although it is technically DC, is Baltimore included in the coverage?

I think the poll was more of a fun thing for us than a serious research tool for them...

I think the AT:DC should include Baltimore as well as the rest of the DC metropolitan area. DC itself is actually pretty small size and population-wise and way too interconnected with Maryland and Northern Virginia to NOT include those areas...

Well, I'd think that since AT:DC sounds so easy and simple to type, that it might end up being the "brand" of that area, kind of like AT:NY was for a while the brand of the whole blooming East Coast part of the site for a while, right? Meanwhile, until I started going to DC regularly, I had no idea how close it was to Baltimore.

I voted DC, but really it should be Baltimore as sort of the center of the mid-Atlantic (with DC just south and Philly just north). And Baltimore is the larger of the two cities.

any hope for a Ft. Lauderdale/Miami AT?

Would like to see a site for AT: New Orleans, La.!!!

How bout a AT: Philadelphia site!?!?!

I think AT:NY includes New York, New Jersey, Connecticutt, and also Philadelphia and Boston to some extent. AT:DC should include Baltimore, Maryland's DC Metro (Bethesda, Silver Spring), Arlington/No. Va (Alexandria, etc). And I cannot imagine Baltimore trumping DC in this case.

DO IT!! This is what I have been WAITING FOR!!
Can't wait to enter my space!

How about thinking international and going for an AT: Toronto site?

I know this is neither of the two options but I nominate Swannanoa, NC.
(SwannaNO-AH... not the oft used pejorative "Swannanowhere")
That said, us Swannanoans would most agreeably peruse blogs from either Boston or DC.

rolling my eyes @ donald. baltimore? surely u jest! AT:DC is fine, after all it is only the capital of the united states you know.

Definitely should be DC as the center of the Mid-Atlantic, not Baltimore. Though Baltimore probably has cooler residents.

rolling my eyes @ sixfive too!

Atlanta has more readers then both of those combined.

...Just saying

I'm sure that Baltimore would be covered on the DC blog. Thier are a ton of shops in Fell's Point alone would be good to cover.

vote for the bean.