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Catoosa

County Commission
	Chair	Larry Black	0	22	S +30.53%
	District 1
	District 2	Chuck Harris	1	22	+100.00%
	District 3
	District 4	Charlie Stephens	1	22	+100.00%
City
	Fort Oglethorpe				10,423
	Ringgold				3,414
Census Designated Place
	Indian Springs				2,336
	Lakeview				4,777
Board of Education
	At-Large
	District 1
	District 2
	District 3
	District 4
Attached Containers
Marketing Area
	Chattanooga, TN

Sub-Races
% Of Total Votes	Office	Catoosa Winner	Yr	Catoosa Votes	% of Sub	% Vs. Full Race
0.62%	Governor	Brian Kemp	22	20,009	81.66%	+28.25%
0.62%	Lieutenant Governor	W.B. "Burt" Jones	22	19,278	79.15%	+27.76%
0.62%	Secretary of State	Brad Raffensperger	22	19,522	80.51%	+27.28%
0.62%	Attorney General	Chris Carr	22	19,255	79.02%	+27.16%
0.62%	Agriculture Commissioner	Tyler Harper	22	19,385	79.83%	+26.86%
0.62%	Insurance Commissioner	John F. King	22	19,797	81.55%	+27.45%
0.62%	School Superintendent	Richard Woods	22	19,826	81.52%	+27.33%
0.62%	Labor Commissioner	Bruce Thompson	22	19,194	79.11%	+27.03%
0.65%	President	Donald J. Trump	20	25,167	77.14%	+27.90%
0.62%	Senate Class II	David Perdue	21	21,757	78.36%	+28.97%
0.61%	Senate Class III	Herschel Walker	22	16,891	77.82%	+29.22%
9.35%	GA - District 14	Marjorie Taylor Greene	22	18,042	74.68%	+8.82%
0.64%	Amendment 1: Intervene in Failing Schools	No	16	14,571	56.25%	-3.66%
0.64%	Amendment 2: Additional Penalties for Sex Crimes	Yes	16	22,167	86.48%	+3.18%
0.64%	Amendment 3: Replace Judicial Qualifications Commission	Yes	16	16,069	67.40%	+4.90%
0.59%	State Supreme Court Justice 2	Charlie Bethel	20	8,021	64.40%	+12.21%
0.65%	GA Public Service Commissioner 1	Jason Shaw	20	24,390	77.16%	+27.05%
0.62%	GA Public Service Commissioner 4	Lauren "Bubba" McDonald, Jr.	21	21,776	79.23%	+28.85%
0.60%	(1) Public Charter Schools	Yes	12	13,172	59.38%	+0.80%
0.59%	(2) Multi-Year Lease Agreements	Yes	12	13,909	66.45%	+2.68%
0.65%	Amendment 1 - Dedicating Tax and Fee Revenue	Yes	20	25,421	83.02%	+1.39%
0.64%	Amendment 2 - Allow Residents to Seek Declaratory Relief from Certain Laws	Yes	20	22,508	74.64%	+0.18%
0.62%	Conservation Property Tax Reduction	Yes	08	15,423	68.46%	+0.45%
0.52%	Court Enforcement of Competitive Contracts	Yes	10	9,417	74.34%	+6.76%
0.52%	Exemption of Business Inventory from State Property Tax	Yes	10	7,055	55.77%	+1.76%
0.68%	Gay Marriage Ban	Yes	04	19,314	88.06%	+11.90%
0.52%	Industrial-Zoned Property Regulations	Yes	10	8,980	71.86%	+8.35%
0.59%	Infrastructure Development Districts for Underserved Areas	No	08	10,709	52.45%	+0.83%
0.52%	Multiyear Contracts for Long-Term Transportation Projects	Yes	10	6,412	51.15%	+1.23%
0.52%	Multiyear Contracts for Projects to Improve Energy Efficiency	Yes	10	7,288	58.00%	-2.80%
0.62%	Permit School Districts to Use Tax Funds for Community Redevelopment Purposes	Yes	08	11,627	51.62%	+0.08%
0.52%	Private Vehicle Tag Fee for Statewide Trauma Care	No	10	10,745	80.91%	+28.26%
0.65%	Referendum A - Property Tax Exemption for Certain Charities	Yes	20	23,210	76.14%	+3.05%
0.67%	Supreme Court Jurisdiction to Answer Questions of Law from Federal Courts	Yes	04	12,641	63.39%	-5.58%