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Local Election Results

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Description of Alabama amendments

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Description of GEORGIA amendments

Randolph County
(UNOFFICIAL FINALS)

Candidate / Amendments Votes %
PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES:    

BARACK OBAMA - PRESIDENT
JOE BIDEN - VICE PRESIDENT (Dem)

3726 VOTES 29.54%
MITT ROMNEY - PRESIDENT
PAUL RYAN - VICE PRESIDENT (REP)
7219 VOTES 69.32%
VIRGIL H. GOODE, JR. - PRESIDENT
JAMES N. CLYMER - VICE PRESIDENT (IND)
VOTES %
GARY JOHNSON - PRESIDENT
JIM GRAY - VICE PRESIDENT (IND)
19 VOTES %
JILL STEIN - PRESIDENT
CHERI HONKALA - VICE PRESIDENT (IND)
22 VOTES %
     
UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE, 3RD CONGRESSSIONAL DISTRICT:    

JOHN ANDREW HARRIS (Dem)

2963 VOTES %
MIKE RODGERS (REP) 6874 VOTES %
     
CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COUTRT:    

BOB VANCE (Dem)

3447 VOTES %
ROY MOORE (REP) 6195 VOTES %
     
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COUTRT, PLACE NO. 1:    
TOMMY BRYAN (REP) 5743 VOTES %
     
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COUTRT, PLACE NO. 2:    
LYN STUART (REP) 5716 VOTES %
     
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COUTRT, PLACE NO. 3:    
GLENN MURDOCK (REP) 5684 VOTES %
     
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COUTRT, PLACE NO. 4:    
JIM MAIN (REP) 5578 VOTES %
     
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS JUDGE, PLACE NO. 1:    
CRAIG PITTMAN (REP) 5562 VOTES %
     
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS JUDGE, PLACE NO. 2:    
TERRI WILLINGHAM THOMAS (REP) 5507 VOTES %
     
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS JUDGE, PLACE NO. 3:    
TERRY A. MOORE (REP) VOTES %
     
COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS JUDGE, PLACE NO. 1:    
SAM WELCH (REP) 5467 VOTES %
     
COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS JUDGE, PLACE NO. 2:    
LILES BURKE (rEP) 5443 VOTES %
     
COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS JUDGE, PLACE NO. 3:    
J. MICHAEL JOINER (REP) 5490 VOTES %
     
PRESIDENT, PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION:    
LUCY BAXLEY (DEM) 4211 VOTES %
TWINKLE ANDRESS CAVANAUGH (REP) 5128 VOTES %
     
Circuit Court Judge 5th Judicial Circuit, Place No. 2:    

Tom F. Young, Jr. (Dem)

5312 VOTES %
     
Circuit Court Judge 5th Judicial Circuit, Place No. 3:    

Steve R. Perryman (Dem)

5098 VOTES %
     

District Court Judge, Randolph County:

   

Clay Tinney (Dem)

6425 VOTES %
     

Circuit Clerk, Randolph County:

   
Chris May (Dem) 6623 VOTES %
     

Probate Judge, Randolph County:

   

George Diamond (Dem)

6495 VOTES %
Jim McMurray (Rep) 3531 VOTES %
     

Randolph County Commission district 1:

   

Larry Raughton (Dem)

1077 VOTES %
Terry Lovvorn (Rep) 1323 VOTES %
     

Randolph County Commission district 2:

   

Gary Waters (Dem)

787 VOTES %

Larry Roberts (Rep)

1258 VOTES %
     
Randolph County Commission district 3:    
Mike Hester (Dem) 1163 VOTES %
Doyle Allen (Rep) 1018 VOTES %
     

Randolph County Commission district 4:

   
Richard Fetner (Dem) 1016 VOTES %
Derek Farr (Rep) 911 VOTES %
     

Randolph County Commission district 5:

   

Lathonia Wright (Dem)

1089 VOTES %

Justin Deese (Rep)

423 VOTES %
     

Randolph County Supt. Of Education:

   
Rance Kirby (Dem) 6561 VOTES %
     
Randolph County Board of Education District 1:    

Kenneth Rowland (Dem)

869 VOTES %
     
Randolph County Board of Education District 2:    
Mark Prestridge 1196 VOTES %
     
Randolph County Board of Education District 5:    
Jana Heard-Wilson (Dem) 534 VOTES %

Roger Key (Rep)

708 VOTES %
Aaron Sheppard (Ind) 163 VOTES %
     
Special wet / dry referendum:    

Yes

5363 VOTES %
No 4574 VOTES %
Amendment 1:    

Yes

5669 VOTES %
No 1979 VOTES %
Amendment 2:    

Yes

4503 VOTES %
No 2336 VOTES %
Amendment 3:    

Yes

6608 VOTES %
No 1681 VOTES %
Amendment 4:    

Yes

3078 VOTES %
No 3876 VOTES %
Amendment 5:    

Yes

3647 VOTES %
No 1686 VOTES %
Amendment 6:    

Yes

4298 VOTES %
No 2165 VOTES %
Amendment 7:    

Yes

4471 VOTES %
No 2165 VOTES %
Amendment 8:    

Yes

4679 VOTES %
No 2168 VOTES %
Amendment 9:    

Yes

3882 VOTES %
No 2528 VOTES %
Amendment 10:    

Yes

3608 VOTES %
No 2485 VOTES %
Amendment 11:    

Yes

3448 VOTES %
No 1634 VOTES %

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Clay County
(UNOFFICIAL FINALS)

Candidate / Amendments Votes %
PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES:    

BARACK OBAMA - PRESIDENT
JOE BIDEN - VICE PRESIDENT (Dem)

VOTES %
MITT ROMNEY - PRESIDENT
PAUL RYAN - VICE PRESIDENT (REP)
VOTES %
VIRGIL H. GOODE, JR. - PRESIDENT
JAMES N. CLYMER - VICE PRESIDENT (IND)
VOTES %
GARY JOHNSON - PRESIDENT
JIM GRAY - VICE PRESIDENT (IND)
VOTES %
JILL STEIN - PRESIDENT
CHERI HONKALA - VICE PRESIDENT (IND)
VOTES %
     
UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE, 3RD CONGRESSSIONAL DISTRICT:    

JOHN ANDREW HARRIS (Dem)

VOTES %
MIKE RODGERS (REP) VOTES %
     
CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COUTRT:    

BOB VANCE (Dem)

VOTES %
ROY MOORE (REP) VOTES %
     
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COUTRT, PLACE NO. 1:    
TOMMY BRYAN (REP) VOTES %
     
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COUTRT, PLACE NO. 2:    
LYN STUART (REP) VOTES %
     
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COUTRT, PLACE NO. 3:    
GLENN MURDOCK (REP) VOTES %
     
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COUTRT, PLACE NO. 4:    
JIM MAIN (REP) VOTES %
     
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS JUDGE, PLACE NO. 1:    
CRAIG PITTMAN (REP) VOTES %
     
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS JUDGE, PLACE NO. 2:    
TERRI WILLINGHAM THOMAS (REP) VOTES %
     
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS JUDGE, PLACE NO. 3:    
TERRY A. MOORE (REP) VOTES %
     
COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS JUDGE, PLACE NO. 1:    
SAM WELCH (REP) VOTES %
     
COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS JUDGE, PLACE NO. 2:    
LILES BURKE (rEP) VOTES %
     
COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS JUDGE, PLACE NO. 3:    
J. MICHAEL JOINER (REP) VOTES %
     
PRESIDENT, PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION:    
LUCY BAXLEY (DEM) VOTES %
TWINKLE ANDRESS CAVANAUGH (REP) VOTES %
     
Circuit Court Judge 40th Judicial Circuit:    

GEORGE SIMPSON (Dem)

VOTES %
     

District Court Judge, CLAY County:

   

JAMES E. MALONE (Dem)

VOTES %
     

Circuit Clerk, CLAY County:

   
JEFF COLBURN (Dem) 3964 VOTES %
TONY JONES (REP) 2563 VOTES %
     

Probate Judge, CLAY County:

   

Jackson Bonner (Dem)

2835 VOTES %
DIANNE BRANCH (Rep) 3726 VOTES %
     

CLAY County Commission district 1:

   

WAYNE WATTS (Dem)

806 VOTES %
BENNIE D. MORRISON (Rep) 541 VOTES %
     

CLAY County Commission district 2:

   

ROY H. JOHNSON (Dem)

881 VOTES %

WAYNE J. CREED (Rep)

425 VOTES %
     
CLAY County Commission district 3:    
RICHARD EAST (Dem) 502 VOTES %
RAY MILSTEAD (Rep) 893 VOTES %
     

CLAY County Commission district 4:

   
JOHN G. WHEELES (Dem) 694 VOTES %
GARY COOPER (Rep) 602 VOTES %
     

CLAY County Commission district 5:

   

RICKEY BURNEY (Dem)

VOTES %
     

CLAY County Supt. Of Education:

   
GAREY REYNOLDS 3780 VOTES %
KAREN CARR (PUBLICIZED WRITE IN) 1159 VOTES %
     
CLAY County Board of Education District 1:    
STANLEY CLARKE (Dem) 640 VOTES %

JAMES BLAINE LACEY (Dem)

664 VOTES %
     
CLAY County Board of Education District 2:    
SUE LUKER (DEM) 555 VOTES %
GREG DENNY (REP) 703 VOTES %
     
Amendment 1:    

Yes

VOTES %
No VOTES %
Amendment 2:    

Yes

VOTES %
No VOTES %
Amendment 3:    

Yes

VOTES %
No VOTES %
Amendment 4:    

Yes

VOTES %
No VOTES %
Amendment 5:    

Yes

VOTES %
No VOTES %
Amendment 6:    

Yes

VOTES %
No VOTES %
Amendment 7:    

Yes

VOTES %
No VOTES %
Amendment 8:    

Yes

VOTES %
No VOTES %
Amendment 9:    

Yes

VOTES %
No VOTES %
Amendment 10:    

Yes

VOTES %
No VOTES %
Amendment 11:    

Yes

VOTES %
No VOTES %

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Chambers County
(UNOFFICIAL FINALS)

Candidate / Amendments Votes %
PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES:    

BARACK OBAMA - PRESIDENT
JOE BIDEN - VICE PRESIDENT (Dem)

VOTES %
MITT ROMNEY - PRESIDENT
PAUL RYAN - VICE PRESIDENT (REP)
VOTES %
VIRGIL H. GOODE, JR. - PRESIDENT
JAMES N. CLYMER - VICE PRESIDENT (IND)
VOTES %
GARY JOHNSON - PRESIDENT
JIM GRAY - VICE PRESIDENT (IND)
VOTES %
JILL STEIN - PRESIDENT
CHERI HONKALA - VICE PRESIDENT (IND)
VOTES %
     
UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE, 3RD CONGRESSSIONAL DISTRICT:    

JOHN ANDREW HARRIS (Dem)

VOTES %
MIKE RODGERS (REP) VOTES %
     
CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COUTRT:    

BOB VANCE (Dem)

VOTES %
ROY MOORE (REP) VOTES %
     
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COUTRT, PLACE NO. 1:    
TOMMY BRYAN (REP) VOTES %
     
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COUTRT, PLACE NO. 2:    
LYN STUART (REP) VOTES %
     
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COUTRT, PLACE NO. 3:    
GLENN MURDOCK (REP) VOTES %
     
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COUTRT, PLACE NO. 4:    
JIM MAIN (REP) VOTES %
     
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS JUDGE, PLACE NO. 1:    
CRAIG PITTMAN (REP) VOTES %
     
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS JUDGE, PLACE NO. 2:    
TERRI WILLINGHAM THOMAS (REP) VOTES %
     
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS JUDGE, PLACE NO. 3:    
TERRY A. MOORE (REP) VOTES %
     
COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS JUDGE, PLACE NO. 1:    
SAM WELCH (REP) VOTES %
     
COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS JUDGE, PLACE NO. 2:    
LILES BURKE (rEP) VOTES %
     
COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS JUDGE, PLACE NO. 3:    
J. MICHAEL JOINER (REP) VOTES %
     
PRESIDENT, PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION:    
LUCY BAXLEY (DEM) VOTES %
TWINKLE ANDRESS CAVANAUGH (REP) VOTES %
     
Circuit Court Judge 5th Judicial Circuit, Place No. 2:    

Tom F. Young, Jr. (Dem)

VOTES %
     
Circuit Court Judge 5th Judicial Circuit, Place No. 3:    

Steve R. Perryman (Dem)

VOTES %
     

District Court Judge, CHAMBERS County:

   

CALVIN MILFORD (REP)

VOTES %
     

Circuit Clerk, CHAMBERS County:

   
YOLANDA RATCHFORD (Dem) 6532 VOTES %
LISA M. BURDETTE (REP) 7674 VOTES %
     

Probate Judge, CHAMBERS County:

   

BRANDY CLARK EASLICK (Dem)

7634 VOTES %
CARY BALDWIN (Rep) 5460 VOTES %
KIM T. LANGLEY 1272 VOTES %
     

CHAMBERS County Commission district 1:

   

CHARLES L. WILLIAMS (Dem)

VOTES %
     

CHAMBERS County Commission district 2:

   

JAMES E. (JIMBO) BROWN (Dem)

VOTES %
     

CHAMBERS County Commission district 4:

   
HENRY C. OSBURNE (Dem) 1484 VOTES %
CHARLES HARDAGE (Rep) 1217 VOTES %
     

CHAMBERS County Supt. Of Education:

   
KELLI MOORE TUCKER (REP) VOTES %
     
CHAMBERS County Board of Education District 1:    

JEFFERY L. LYNCH (Dem)

VOTES %
     
CHAMBERS County Board of Education District 3:    
JUDY LYLES LAFOLLETTE (DEM) 1441 VOTES %
DOUGLAS HUBBARD (REP) 746VOTES %
     
Amendment 1:    

Yes

VOTES %
No VOTES %
Amendment 2:    

Yes

VOTES %
No VOTES %
Amendment 3:    

Yes

VOTES %
No VOTES %
Amendment 4:    

Yes

VOTES %
No VOTES %
Amendment 5:    

Yes

VOTES %
No VOTES %
Amendment 6:    

Yes

VOTES %
No VOTES %
Amendment 7:    

Yes

VOTES %
No VOTES %
Amendment 8:    

Yes

VOTES %
No VOTES %
Amendment 9:    

Yes

VOTES %
No VOTES %
Amendment 10:    

Yes

VOTES %
No VOTES %
Amendment 11:    

Yes

VOTES %
No VOTES %

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ALABAMA AMENDMENTS

Amendment 1:

Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, relating to the Forever Wild Land Trust, to reauthorize the trust for a 20-year period. (Proposed by Act No. 2011-315)

Amendment 2:

Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, as amended, to allow issuance by the State from time to time of general obligation bonds under the authority of Section 219.04 and Section 219.041 to the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, as amended, so long as the aggregate principal amount of all such general obligation bonds at any time outstanding is not in excess of $750 million. This amendment would replace the maximum aggregate principal limitations currently contained in said Sections 219.04 and 219.041. The proposed amendment would also allow issuance by the State of general obligation refunding bonds under the authority of Sections 219.04 and 219.041 to the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, as amended, subject to certain minimum savings thresholds and limitations of maximum average maturity. (Proposed by Act No. 2012-567)

Amendment 3:

Relating to Baldwin County , proposing an amendment to the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, to define the Stockton Landmark District within the county and to prohibit the annexation by local law of any property within the district into any municipality. (Proposed by Act No. 2011-316)

Amendment 4:

Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, to repeal portions of Amendment 111, now appearing as Section 256 of the Official Recompilation of the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, as amended, relating to separation of schools by race and to repeal Section 259, Amendment 90, and Amendment 109, relating to the poll tax. (Proposed by Act No. 2011-353)

Amendment 5:

Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, to provide for the transfer of the assets and liabilities of the Water Works and Sewer Board of the City of Prichard to the Board of Water and Sewer Commissioners of the City of Mobile , presently known as the Mobile Area Water and Sewer System. (Proposed by Act No. 2011-543)

Amendment 6:

Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, to prohibit any person, employer, or health care provider from being compelled to participate in any health care system. (Proposed by Act No. 2011-617)

Amendment 7:

Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, to amend Amendment 579 to the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, now appearing as Section 177 of the Official Recompilation of the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, as amended, to provide that the right of individuals to vote for public office, public votes on referenda, or votes of employee representation by secret ballot is fundamental. (Proposed by Act No. 2011-656)

Amendment 8:

Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, to repeal the existing provisions for legislative compensation and expenses and establish the basic compensation of the Legislature at the median household income in Alabama ; to require legislators to submit signed vouchers for reimbursement for expenses; and to prohibit the Legislature from increasing the compensation or expenses payable to its members. (Proposed by Act No. 2012-269)

Amendment 9:

Proposing an amendment to the private corporation provisions of Article 12 of the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, to become effective January 1, 2014, to continue the authority of the Legislature to pass general laws pertaining to corporations and other entities; to continue the authority of the Legislature to regulate and impose a business privilege tax on corporations and other entities; and to repeal various provisions concerning private corporations, railroads, and canals. (Proposed by Act No. 2012-275)

Amendment 10:

Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, effective January 1, 2014, to amend Section 247 relating to the authority of the Legislature concerning banks and banking, to repeal various other provisions of Article XIII concerning banks and banking; and to repeal Amendment 154 to the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, now appearing as Section 255.01 of the Official Recompilation of the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, as amended, subject to the contingency that a new Article XII of the state constitution is adopted that repeals existing Section 232 of the state constitution, and subject to the contingency that Sections 10A-2-15.01 and 10A-2-15.02, Code of Alabama 1975, are repealed. (Proposed by Act No. 2012-276)

Amendment 11:

Relating to Lawrence County , proposing an amendment to the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, to prohibit any municipality located entirely outside of Lawrence County from imposing any municipal ordinance or regulation, including, but not limited to, any tax, zoning, planning, or sanitation regulations, and any inspection service in its police jurisdiction located in Lawrence County and to provide that a municipality prohibited from imposing any tax or regulation under this amendment shall not provide any regulatory function or police or fire protection services in its police jurisdiction located in Lawrence County , other than public safety mutual aid. (Proposed by Act No. 2012-308)

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HEARD COUNTY
(UNOFFICIAL FINALS)

Candidate / Amendments Votes %
PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES:    

BARACK OBAMA - PRESIDENT
JOE BIDEN - VICE PRESIDENT (Dem)

947 VOTES 23%
MITT ROMNEY - PRESIDENT
PAUL RYAN - VICE PRESIDENT (REP)
3155 VOTES 76%
VIRGIL H. GOODE, JR. - PRESIDENT
JAMES N. CLYMER - VICE PRESIDENT (IND)
VOTES %
GARY JOHNSON - PRESIDENT
JIM GRAY - VICE PRESIDENT (IND)
60 VOTES 1%
JILL STEIN - PRESIDENT
CHERI HONKALA - VICE PRESIDENT (IND)
VOTES %
     
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONer (Succeed Chuck Eaton):    
chuck eaton (inc) (rep) 2758 VOTES 73%
stephen oppenheimer (dem) 810 VOTES 22%
brad ploeger (lib) 182 VOTES 5%
     
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONer (Succeed stan wise):    
stan wise (inc) (rep) 2880 VOTES 80%
david staples (lib) 706 VOTES 20%
     
u.s. representative in 113th congress from 3rd congressional district of ga:    

lynn westmoreland (inc) (rep)

3481 VOTES 100%
     
state senator from 28th district:    

mike crane (inc) (rep)

3370 VOTES 100%
     

state representative in the general assembly from 69th district: 

   

randy nix (inc) (rep)

3009 VOTES 78%

herbert giles (dem)

841 VOTES 22%
     

district attorney of the coweta judicial circuit:

   
peter john (pete) skandalakis (inc) (Rep) 3443 VOTES 100%
     

clerk of superior court:

   

Bryan Owensby (inc) (rep)

3645 VOTES 100%
     

sheriff: 

   

w. ross henry (inc) (rep)

2946 VOTES 71%
doyle scott (dem) 1176 VOTES 29%
     

tax commissioner:

   

sandra p. nolen (inc) (rep)

3742 VOTES 100%
     
coroner:    
Brannon l. gray (rep) 1400 VOTES 35%
Kathie Buchanan (inc) (dem) 2627 VOTES 65%
     

chief magistrate:

   
brenda l. jennings (inc) (rep) 3486 VOTES 100%
     

county commission chair:

   

lee boone (rep)

2701 VOTES 67%

russ massa (DEM)

1320 VOTES 33%
     

county commissioner district 1:

   

LARRY F. HOOKS (REP)

606 VOTES 100%
     

county commissioner district 3:

   

GWEN CALDWELL (INC) (rEP)

771 VOTES 100%
     
Amendment 1:    

Yes

1940 VOTES 49%
No 2016 VOTES 51%
Amendment 2:    

Yes

2029 VOTES 54%
No 1738 VOTES 46%

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TROUP COUNTY
(UNOFFICIAL FINALS)

Candidate / Amendments Votes %
PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES:    

BARACK OBAMA - PRESIDENT
JOE BIDEN - VICE PRESIDENT (Dem)

10545 VOTES 41%
MITT ROMNEY - PRESIDENT
PAUL RYAN - VICE PRESIDENT (REP)
15170 VOTES 58%
VIRGIL H. GOODE, JR. - PRESIDENT
JAMES N. CLYMER - VICE PRESIDENT (IND)
VOTES %
GARY JOHNSON - PRESIDENT
JIM GRAY - VICE PRESIDENT (IND)
260 VOTES 1%
JILL STEIN - PRESIDENT
CHERI HONKALA - VICE PRESIDENT (IND)
VOTES %
     
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONer (Succeed Chuck Eaton):    
chuck eaton (inc) (rep) 13851 VOTES 58%
stephen oppenheimer (dem) 8924 VOTES 38%
brad ploeger (lib)  894 VOTES 4%
     
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONer (Succeed stan wise):    
stan wise (inc) (rep) 15311 VOTES 71%
david staples (lib) 6228 VOTES 29%
     
u.s. representative in 113th congress from 3rd congressional district of ga:    

lynn westmoreland (inc) (rep)

19894 VOTES 99%
     
state senator from 29th district:    

josh mckoon (inc) (rep)

12607 VOTES 99%
     
state senator from 28th district:    

mike crane (inc) (rep)

6653 VOTES 99%
     

state representative in the general assembly from 133th district: 

   

john pezold (rep)

7632 VOTES 99%
     

state representative in the general assembly from 132nd district: 

   

gene king (rep)

3990 VOTES 40%

carl von epps (inc) (dem)

5993 VOTES 60%
     

state representative in the general assembly from 69th district: 

   

randy nix (inc) (rep)

4221 VOTES 78%

herbert giles (dem)

1191 VOTES 22%
     

district attorney of the coweta judicial circuit:

   
peter john (pete) skandalakis (inc) (Rep) 20131 VOTES 99%
     

clerk of superior court:

   

jackie w. taylor (inc) (rep)

20202 VOTES 99%
     

sheriff: 

   

james woodruff (rep)

11021 VOTES 43%
ruben h. hairston (dem) 9270 VOTES 36%
Clay bryant (ind) 5192 VOTES 20%
     

tax commissioner:

   

gary s. wood (inc) (rep)

20287 VOTES 99%
     
coroner:    
jeff cook (inc) (rep) 20149 VOTES 99%
     

solicitor-general:

   
Nina markette baker (inc) (rep) 19426 VOTES 99%
     

county commissioner district 3:

   

Tripp foster (rep)

4169 VOTES 60%

deedee Williams (dem)

2749 VOTES 40%
     

county commissioner district 2:

   

buck davis (inc) (Rep) 

4845 VOTES 69%

william herndon (dem)

2157 VOTES 31%
     

county commissioner district 4:

   

morris jones (inc) (rep)

5259 VOTES 99%
     

Roosevelt soil and water conservation district supervisor:

   

marcus jones (inc)

19709 VOTES 100%
     

county board of education district 1:

   
deborah albright santiago 1153 VOTES 45%
allen l. simpson (inc) 1415 VOTES 55%
     

sunday alcohol sales by drink:

   
yes 697 VOTES 63%
no 412 VOTES 37%

sunday package sales:

   
yes 700 VOTES 64%
no 398 VOTES 36%
Amendment 1:    

Yes

14707 VOTES 60%
No 9949 VOTES 40%
Amendment 2:    

Yes

14500 VOTES 61%
No 9102 VOTES 39%

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HARRIS COUNTY
(UNOFFICIAL FINALS)

Candidate / Amendments Votes %
PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES:    

BARACK OBAMA - PRESIDENT
JOE BIDEN - VICE PRESIDENT (Dem)

4141 VOTES 27%
MITT ROMNEY - PRESIDENT
PAUL RYAN - VICE PRESIDENT (REP)
11193 VOTES 72%
VIRGIL H. GOODE, JR. - PRESIDENT
JAMES N. CLYMER - VICE PRESIDENT (IND)
VOTES %
GARY JOHNSON - PRESIDENT
JIM GRAY - VICE PRESIDENT (IND)
145 VOTES 1%
JILL STEIN - PRESIDENT
CHERI HONKALA - VICE PRESIDENT (IND)
VOTES %
     
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONer (Succeed Chuck Eaton):    
chuck eaton (inc) (rep) 10089 VOTES 70%
stephen oppenheimer (dem) 3891 VOTES 27%
brad ploeger (lib) 503 VOTES 3%
     
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONer (Succeed stan wise):    
stan wise (inc) (rep) 11063 VOTES 81%
david staples (lib) 2560 VOTES 19%
     
u.s. representative in 113th congress from 3rd congressional district of ga:    

lynn westmoreland (inc) (rep)

12776 VOTES 100%
     
state senator from 29th district:    

josh mckoon (inc) (rep)

7420 VOTES 100%
     

state representative in the general assembly from 133rd district: 

   

john pezold (rep)

7420 VOTES 100%
     

state representative in the general assembly from 134th district: 

   

Richard h. smith (inc) (rep)

3645 VOTES 100%
     

state representative in the general assembly from 137th district: 

   

debbie buckner (inc) (dem)

1530 VOTES 100%
     

district attorney of the chattahoochee judicial circuit:

   
mark post (rep) 10235 VOTES 69%
julia fessenden slater (inc) (dem) 4528 VOTES 31%
     

clerk of superior court:

   

stacy koon haralson (inc) (rep)

12831 VOTES 100%
     

sheriff: 

   

mike jolley (inc) (rep)

13299 VOTES 100%
     

tax commissioner:

   

vickie oliver jamerson (rep)

11227 VOTES 76%

e. huling culverson (dem)

3597 VOTES 24%
     
coroner:    
joe weldon (rep) 10192 VOTES 69%
gary brown (dem) 4598 VOTES 31%
     

county commissioner district 4:

   

harry lange (inc) (REP)

2641 VOTES 100%
     

county commissioner district 5:

   

joey loudermilk (INC) (rEP)

2832 VOTES 100%
     
for pine mountain soil and water conservation district supervisor:    

glen bray

12245 VOTES 100%
     
Amendment 1:    

Yes

9186 VOTES 63%
No 5365 VOTES 39%
Amendment 2:    

Yes

9917 VOTES 70%
No 4321 VOTES 30%

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MERIWETHER COUNTY
(UNOFFICIAL FINALS)

Candidate / Amendments Votes %
PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES:    

BARACK OBAMA - PRESIDENT
JOE BIDEN - VICE PRESIDENT (Dem)

4328 VOTES 47%
MITT ROMNEY - PRESIDENT
PAUL RYAN - VICE PRESIDENT (REP)
4855 VOTES 52%
VIRGIL H. GOODE, JR. - PRESIDENT
JAMES N. CLYMER - VICE PRESIDENT (IND)
VOTES %
GARY JOHNSON - PRESIDENT
JIM GRAY - VICE PRESIDENT (IND)
76 VOTES 1%
JILL STEIN - PRESIDENT
CHERI HONKALA - VICE PRESIDENT (IND)
VOTES %
     
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONer (Succeed Chuck Eaton):    
chuck eaton (inc) (rep) 4270 VOTES 52%
stephen oppenheimer (dem) 3557 VOTES 44%
brad ploeger (lib) 321 VOTES 4%
     
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONer (Succeed stan wise):    
stan wise (inc) (rep) 4897 VOTES 67%
david staples (lib) 2437 VOTES 33%
     
u.s. representative in 113th congress from 3rd congressional district of ga:    

lynn westmoreland (inc) (rep)

6634 VOTES 100%
     
state senator from 29th district:    

josh mckoon (inc) (rep)

6345 VOTES 100%
     

state representative in the general assembly from 132rd district: 

   

gene king (rep)

1575 VOTES 51%
carl von epps (inc) (rep) 1506 VOTES 49%
     

state representative in the general assembly from 137th district: 

   

debbie buckner (inc) (dem)

4732 VOTES 100%
     

district attorney of the coweta judicial circuit:

   
peter john (pete) skandalakis (inc) (Rep) 6472 VOTES 100%
     

clerk of superior court:

   

kye gibson (dem)

6932 VOTES 100%
     

sheriff: 

   

chuck smith (dem)

7576 VOTES 100%
     

tax commissioner:

   

marlene white (inc) (dem)

7535 VOTES 100%
     
coroner:    
johnny worley (inc) (dem) 7421 VOTES 100%
     

county commissioner district 2:

   

larry whitlock (inc) (dem)

1073 VOTES 60%

Joseph Humphries (ind)

703 VOTES 40%
     

county commissioner district 4:

   

bryan threadgill (dem)

1433 VOTES 100%
     

county board of education district 1:

   
Willie hinton jr. (dem) 1450 VOTES 100%
     

county board of education district 2:

   
leon coverson (inc) (dem) 1524 VOTES 100%
     

county board of education district 3:

   
allen parham ii (inc) (rep) 1304 VOTES 100%
     

county board of education district 4:

   
robert hawk (inc) (dem) 1386 VOTES 100%
     

county board of education district 5:

   
seth b. mcinvale (dem) 1389 VOTES 100%
     

soil and water:

   
joseph carl branch 5408 VOTES 57%
ryan s. johnson 4033 VOTES 43%
     
countywide obligation bonds and splost:    

Yes

3726 VOTES 44%
No 4773 VOTES 56%
Amendment 1:    

Yes

5264 VOTES 60%
No 3451 VOTES 40%
Amendment 2:    

Yes

4835 VOTES 58%
No 3433 VOTES 42%

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GEORGIA AMENDMENTS

Amendment 1:
Provides for improving student achievement and parental involvement through more public charter school options.

House Resolution No. 1162

Act No. 762

Ga. L. 2012, p. 1364

“Shall the Constitution of Georgia be amended to allow state or local approval of public charter schools upon the request of local communities?”

Amendment 2:
Allows the state to save taxpayer funds through multi-year real estate rental agreements.

Senate Resolution No. 84

Act No. 761

Ga. L. 2012, p. 1363

“Shall the Constitution of Georgia be amended to provide for a reduction in the state’s operating costs by allowing the General Assembly to authorize certain state agencies to enter into multiyear rental agreements?”

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