| County Government |
| | Clerk of State Court
| |
|
| |
Clerk of Superior Court |
|
Connie M. Taylor
|
1 |
20 |
+4.13%
|
| |
Sheriff |
|
Craig D. Owens
|
1 |
20 |
+10.48%
|
| |
Solicitor General |
|
Makia Metzger
|
1 |
22 |
+4.65%
|
| |
Surveyor |
|
Donald L. Perryman
|
1 |
20 |
+100.00%
|
| | |
Tax Commissioner |
|
Carla Jackson
|
1 |
20 |
+100.00%
|
| District Attorney |
| | District Attorney *
| |
|
| County Commission |
| |
Commission Chair |
|
Lisa N. Cupid
|
1 |
20 |
+6.30%
|
| |
Commission District 1 |
|
Keli Gambrill
|
2 |
22 |
+100.00%
|
| |
Commission District 2 |
|
Jerica Richardson
|
1 |
20 |
+0.99%
|
| |
Commission District 3 |
|
JoAnn Birrell
|
3 |
22 |
+14.88%
|
| |
Commission District 4 |
|
Monique Sheffield
|
1 |
20 |
+100.00%
|
| Judiciary |
| | Probate Judge
| |
|
| City |
| | Acworth
| |
22,440 |
| | Austell
| |
7,713 |
| | Kennesaw
| |
33,036 |
| | Marietta
| |
60,972 |
| | Powder Springs
| |
16,887 |
| | Smyrna
| |
55,663 |
| Census Designated Place |
| | Fair Oaks
| |
9,028 |
| | Kennesaw State University
| |
382 |
| | Mableton
| |
40,834 |
| | Vinings
| |
12,581 |
| School Board |
| |
District 1 |
|
Randy Scamihorn
|
1 |
20 |
+13.36%
|
| |
District 2 |
|
Becky Sayler
|
1 |
22 |
+37.12%
|
| |
District 3 |
|
Leroy Tre' Hutchins
|
1 |
20 |
+100.00%
|
| |
District 4 |
|
David Chastain
|
1 |
22 |
+7.77%
|
| |
District 5 |
|
David Banks
|
1 |
20 |
+4.87%
|
| |
District 6 |
|
Nichelle A. Davis
|
1 |
22 |
+100.00%
|
| |
District 7 |
|
Brad Wheeler
|
1 |
20 |
+3.34%
|
| Attached Containers |
| Marketing Area |
| | Atlanta, GA
| |
|
| Sub-Races |
| 7.90% |
Governor |
|
Stacey Abrams |
22 |
161,872 |
51.85% |
+5.97% |
| 7.91% |
Lieutenant Governor |
|
Charlie Bailey |
22 |
163,685 |
52.94% |
+6.51% |
| 7.92% |
Secretary of State |
|
Bee Nguyen |
22 |
152,756 |
49.31% |
+5.33% |
| 7.90% |
Attorney General |
|
Jen Jordan |
22 |
164,104 |
52.97% |
+6.37% |
| 7.89% |
Agriculture Commissioner |
|
Nakita Hemingway |
22 |
155,415 |
50.43% |
+5.60% |
| 7.89% |
Insurance Commissioner |
|
Janice Laws Robinson |
22 |
158,724 |
51.65% |
+5.75% |
| 7.90% |
School Superintendent |
|
Alisha Thomas Searcy |
22 |
160,960 |
52.19% |
+6.38% |
| 7.89% |
Labor Commissioner |
|
William K. Boddie, Jr. |
22 |
156,735 |
50.97% |
+5.64% |
| 7.88% |
President |
|
Joe Biden |
20 |
221,847 |
56.30% |
+6.83% |
| 8.00% |
Senate Class II |
|
Jon Ossoff |
21 |
201,009 |
56.04% |
+5.43% |
| 7.88% |
Senate Class III |
|
Raphael Warnock |
22 |
166,346 |
59.57% |
+8.16% |
| 24.07% |
GA - District 06 |
|
Rich McCormick |
22 |
44,282 |
55.33% |
-6.89% |
| 50.17% |
GA - District 11 |
|
Antonio Daza |
22 |
76,672 |
50.33% |
+12.93% |
| 16.61% |
GA - District 13 |
|
David A. Scott |
22 |
31,947 |
72.69% |
-9.08% |
| 12.44% |
GA - District 14 |
|
Marcus Flowers |
22 |
21,371 |
66.50% |
+32.36% |
| 8.09% |
Amendment 1: Intervene in Failing Schools |
|
No |
16 |
192,967 |
59.16% |
-0.75% |
| 8.13% |
Amendment 2: Additional Penalties for Sex Crimes |
|
Yes |
16 |
268,036 |
82.85% |
-0.46% |
| 8.13% |
Amendment 3: Replace Judicial Qualifications Commission |
|
Yes |
16 |
187,987 |
61.71% |
-0.78% |
| 7.85% |
State Supreme Court Justice 2 |
|
Beth Beskin |
20 |
92,367 |
55.95% |
+8.14% |
| 7.93% |
GA Public Service Commissioner 1 |
|
Robert G. Bryant |
20 |
198,689 |
51.37% |
+5.15% |
| 8.00% |
GA Public Service Commissioner 4 |
|
Daniel Blackman |
21 |
194,165 |
54.68% |
+5.06% |
| 48.66% |
GA House 022 |
|
Jordan Ridley |
22 |
6,089 |
52.41% |
-9.10% |
| 66.58% |
GA House 044 |
|
Don Parsons |
22 |
9,623 |
55.71% |
-3.18% |
| 76.54% |
GA House 046 |
|
John Carson |
22 |
13,344 |
58.16% |
-1.62% |
| 45.86% |
GA Senate 06 |
|
Jason Esteves |
22 |
19,993 |
54.72% |
-1.85% |
| 50.88% |
GA Senate 32 |
|
Kay Kirkpatrick |
22 |
20,816 |
52.41% |
-9.19% |
| 95.74% |
GA Senate 37 |
|
Ed Setzler |
22 |
49,017 |
57.98% |
-0.86% |
| 50.15% |
GA Senate 56 |
|
John Albers |
22 |
27,498 |
58.16% |
-3.49% |
| 8.01% |
(1) Public Charter Schools |
|
Yes |
12 |
190,680 |
64.02% |
+5.44% |
| 8.05% |
(2) Multi-Year Lease Agreements |
|
Yes |
12 |
197,121 |
68.91% |
+5.14% |
| 8.01% |
Amendment 1 - Dedicating Tax and Fee Revenue |
|
Yes |
20 |
318,630 |
84.28% |
+2.65% |
| 8.01% |
Amendment 2 - Allow Residents to Seek Declaratory Relief from Certain Laws |
|
Yes |
20 |
288,426 |
76.99% |
+2.54% |
| 8.18% |
Conservation Property Tax Reduction |
|
Yes |
08 |
200,222 |
67.85% |
-0.16% |
| 8.26% |
Court Enforcement of Competitive Contracts |
|
Yes |
10 |
129,951 |
65.14% |
-2.45% |
| 8.26% |
Exemption of Business Inventory from State Property Tax |
|
Yes |
10 |
116,561 |
58.20% |
+4.19% |
| 8.53% |
Gay Marriage Ban |
|
Yes |
04 |
192,051 |
69.84% |
-6.31% |
| 8.22% |
Industrial-Zoned Property Regulations |
|
Yes |
10 |
123,790 |
62.87% |
-0.64% |
| 8.15% |
Infrastructure Development Districts for Underserved Areas |
|
No |
08 |
148,599 |
52.94% |
+1.32% |
| 8.29% |
Multiyear Contracts for Long-Term Transportation Projects |
|
Yes |
10 |
102,743 |
51.00% |
+1.08% |
| 8.27% |
Multiyear Contracts for Projects to Improve Energy Efficiency |
|
Yes |
10 |
123,594 |
61.35% |
+0.56% |
| 8.11% |
Permit School Districts to Use Tax Funds for Community Redevelopment Purposes |
|
No |
08 |
151,114 |
51.40% |
+2.94% |
| 8.23% |
Private Vehicle Tag Fee for Statewide Trauma Care |
|
Yes |
10 |
106,126 |
50.59% |
+3.23% |
| 8.01% |
Referendum A - Property Tax Exemption for Certain Charities |
|
Yes |
20 |
277,529 |
73.46% |
+0.37% |
| 8.67% |
Supreme Court Jurisdiction to Answer Questions of Law from Federal Courts |
|
Yes |
04 |
175,410 |
67.57% |
-1.39% |
|
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Schley
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Wayne
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| DEMOGRAPHIC |
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| Population |
| Race |
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| Demographic |
Amount |
% |
As Of |
Contributor |
| White - Non Hispanic |
629,175 |
67.58% |
Jul 01, 2009 |
RP |
| Black or African American |
169,782 |
18.24% |
Jul 01, 2009 |
RP |
| Hispanic |
85,517 |
9.19% |
Jul 01, 2009 |
RP |
| Asian |
30,135 |
3.24% |
Jul 01, 2009 |
RP |
| Two or More Races |
11,924 |
1.28% |
Jul 01, 2009 |
RP |
| American Indian and Alaska Native |
3,562 |
0.38% |
Jul 01, 2009 |
RP |
| Pacific Islander |
927 |
0.10% |
Jul 01, 2009 |
RP |
| Sex |
| MEDIA |
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