Deal wins, Republicans sweep top offices

Barrow County Results with 16/16 precincts reporting:

•Barrow County Board of Commissioners District 4:

Isaiah Berry (R) 98%

••Barrow County Board of Commissioners District 5:

Billy Parks (R) 99%

••Barrow County Board of Commissioners District 6:

Ben Hendrix (R) 99%

••Barrow County Board of Education District 1:

Randall Holland (R) 99%

••Barrow County Board of Education District 3:

Connie Wehunt (R) 98%

••Barrow County Board of Education District 4:

Will Dunn (R) 99%

••Barrow County Board of Education District 7 at-large:

Dan Cromer (R) 99%

••Barrow County Board of Education District 9:

Mark Still (R) 80%
Rushia Cooper (D) 20%

•U.S. Representative, District 7:

Rob Woodall (R) 79%
Doug Heckman (D) 21%

••State Senator, District 47:

Frank Ginn (R) 79%
Tim Riley (D) 21%

••State Representative, District 108:

Terry England (R) 99%

••State Representative, District 31:

Tommy Benton (R) 99%


•United States Senator:

Johnny Isakson (R) 78%
Mike Thurmond (D) 19%
Chuck Donovan (L) 3%

•Governor:

Nathan Deal (R) 74%
Roy Barnes (D) 21%
John Monds (L) 5%

•Lt. Governor:

Casey Cagle (R) 75%
Carol Porter (D) 21%
Dan Barber (L) 4%

•Secretary of State:

Brian Kemp (R) 76%
Georganna Sinkfield (D) 19%
David Chastain (L) 5%

•Attorney general:

Sam Olens (R) 73%
Ken Hodges (D) 23%
Don Smart (L) 4%

•State school superintendent:

John Barge (R) 73%
Joe Martin (D) 21%
Kira Griffiths Willis (L) 6%

•Insurance commissioner:

Ralph Hudgens (R) 72%
Mary Squires (D) 23%
Shane Bruce (L) 5%

•Agriculture commissioner:

Gary Black (R) 76%
J.B. Powell (D) 19%
Kevin Cherry (L) 5%

•Labor commissioner:

Mark Butler (R) 75%
Darryl Hicks (D) 20%
Will Costa (L) 5%

•Public Service Commissioner, District 2:

Tim Echols (R) 75%
Keith Moffitt (D) 20%
Jim Sendelbach (L) 5%
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••Supreme Court Justice:

Tammy Lynn Adkins 41%
David Nahmias 43%
Matt Wilson 16%

•C•ourt of Appeals Judge:

A. Harris Adams 99%

••Court of Appeals Judge:

Anne Elizabeth Barnes 99%

••Appeals court Judge:

James Babalola 13%
Toni Davis 16%
Stan Gunter 18%
Adrienne Hunter-Strothers 10%
Chris McFadden 23%
David Schaeffer 20%
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PROPOSED AMENDMENTS

Amendment 1: Shall the Constitution of Georgia be amended so as to make Georgia more economically competitive by authorizing legislation to uphold reasonable competitive agreements?

YES 65%
NO 35%

•Amendment 2: Shall the Constitution of Georgia be amended so as to impose an annual $10 trauma charge on certain passenger motor vehicles in this state for the purpose of funding trauma care?

YES 47%
NO 53%

•Amendment 3: Shall the Constitution of Georgia be amended so as to allow the Georgia Department of Transportation to enter into multi-year construction agreements without requiring appropriations in the current fiscal year for the total amount of payments that would be due under the entire agreement so as to reduce long term construction costs paid by the state?

YES 45%
NO 55%

•Amendment 4: Shall the Constitution be amended so as to provide for guaranteed cost savings for the state by authorizing a state entity to enter into multi-year contracts which obligate state funds for energy efficiency or conservation improvement projects?”

YES 56%
NO 44%

•Amendment 5: Shall the Constitution of Georgia be amended so as to allow the owners of real property located in industrial areas to remove the property from the industrial area?”

YES 67%
NO 33%

STATEWIDE REFERENDUM

Shall the Act be approved which grants an exemption from state ad valorem taxation for inventory of a business?

YES 57%
NO 43%