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FEDERAL ELECTIONS FOR US CONGRESS HOUSE REPS 29
GEORGIA CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS FEDERAL ELECTIONS The UNited States federal legislative branch, called the US Congress, is made up of two houses —the Senate and the House of Representatives. The most important duty of the legislative branch is to make laws that the President signs. There are 100 senators in the Senate, two from each state. Senators are elected by their states and serve six-year terms. Georgia’s next US Senate elections is in 2022. There are 435 US House Representatives and Georgia holds 14 seats. The number of representatives each state gets is based on its population, the 2020 Census is very important for the next time this is calculated. House Representatives are elected to serve two-year terms. The duties of a U.S. House of Representative includes the power to initiate bills to collect tax money and other revenue, the ability to impeach federal officials, and the duty to elect the president if there is a tie in the electoral college.
The Voting Rights Act was, and still is, vitally important to
the future of democracy
in the United States. - CORETTA SCOTT KINGW
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EARL L. “BUDDY” CARTER
D: _____________________________ R: EARL L. “BUDDY” CARTER T/I: ____________________________
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HERMAN WEST JR
D: SANFORD BISHOP R: HERMAN WEST JR T/I: ____________________________
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D: ____________________________ R: JOE PROFIT T/I: ____________________________
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D: JOHN R. LEWIS R: _____________________________ T/I: ____________________________
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D: ___________________________R: R: KAREN HANDEL T/I: ____________________________
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D: _____________________________ R: TOM GRAVES T/I: ____________________________
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HOUSE DISTRICT
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REPUBLICAN MAY 22ND PRIMARY
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BARBARA A. SEIDMAN LISA M. RING
SANFORD BISHOP
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CHUCK ENDERLIN RUSTY OLIVER
DREW FERGUSON PHILIP SINGLETON
HENRY C “HANK” JOHNSON JR JUAN PARKS
JOE PROFIT
JOHN R. LEWIS
NO CANDIDATE
BOBBY KAPLE KEVIN ABEL LUCY MCBATH STEVEN KNIGHT GRIFFIN
KAREN HANDEL
CAROLYN BOURDEAUX ETHAN PHAM KATHLEEN ALLEN MELISSA DAVIS STEVE REILLY
ROB WOODALL SHANE HAZEL
NO CANDIDATE
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AUSTIN SCOTT DANNY ELLYSON
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U.S. Congress candidates
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D: _____________________________ R: DOUG COLLINS T/I: ____________________________
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BRADLEY GRIFFIN JODY HICE JOE HUNT
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BARRY LOUDERMILK
D: FLYNN D. BROADY JR R: BARRY LOUDERMILK T/I: ____________________________
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DEMOCRAT MAY 22ND PRIMARY
REPUBLICAN MAY 22ND PRIMARY
AVE COOPER JOSH MCCALL
DOUG COLLINS
CHALIS MONTGOMERY RICHARD DIEN WINFIELD TABITHA A. JOHNSON-GREEN FLYNN D. BROADY JR
FRANCYS JOHNSON ROBERT INGHAM TRENT NESMITH
EUGENE YU RICK W. ALLEN
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DAVID SCOTT
DAVID CALLAHAN FEMI AKINKUGBE
D: DAVID SCOTT R: _____________________________ T/I: ____________________________
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TOM GRAVES
D: _____________________________ R: TOM GRAVES T/I: ____________________________
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No candidate
Freedom
is people realizing they are their own leader —DIANE NASH, COORDINATOR OF THE FREEDOM RIDERS
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GEORGIA GOVERNOR & LT. GOVERNOR
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GEORGIA GOVERNOR & LT. GOVERNOR
THE GOVERNOR of Georgia is the chief executive officer according to Article 5 of the Georgia Constitution, adopted in 1983, which establishes an executive branch of government directed by a governor who serves a four-year term of office. The executive branch consists of more than 100,000 employees. Candidates for governor must be at least thirty years old upon the assumption of the
ELECTED OFFICE
DEMOCRAT MAY 22ND PRIMARY
REPUBLICAN MAY 22ND PRIMARY
GA GOVERNOR
STACEY ABRAMS STACEY EVANS
CASEY CAGLE EDDIE HAYES HUNTER HILL BRIAN KEMP CLAY TIPPINS MARC ALAN URBACH MICHAEL WILLIAMS
LT. GOVERNOR
SARAH RIGGS AMICO TRIANA ARNOLD JAMES
GEOFF DUNCAN RICK JEFFARES DAVID SHAFER
office. They must also have been a U.S. citizen for fifteen years and a resident of Georgia for six years prior to election. The governor sets forth a recommended legislative agenda, initiates the budget, and signs or vetoes legislative bills. The governor has several other important roles. These include the role of commander of both the Georgia State Patrol and the Georgia National Guard. The governor is the
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chief law enforcement officer. He or she shall “take care that the laws are faithfully executed and shall be the conservator of the peace” in the state. This power to enforce laws is almost identical to that of the president of the United States. $139,339 annual salary
• The governor is the commander-in-chief of the state’s military forces. • The governor has the power to veto legislation, although the Georgia General Assembly can override a gubernatorial veto with a two-thirds majority in each chamber. • The governor is allowed to fill any vacancies in the Georgia House of Representatives and Georgia senate. • The governor may give an annual State of the State address to the General Assembly and is permitted to propose any policies or laws of his or her choice.
• The governor may call the General Assembly into special session as he or she deems necessary. Special sessions last for only forty days unless three-fifths of house and senate members agree to extend such a session.
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• The governor is allowed to appoint officials in the event of a vacancy until the next election of any state political office. Under the U.S. Constitution, the governor also has the power to appoint a replacement if a vacancy occurs in the office of one of Georgia’s two U.S. senators.
The following seven elected executive officers all report to the Governor.
THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, presides over the state senate, A candidate for lieutenant governor must be at least thirty years old upon assuming office, a U.S. citizen for a minimum of fifteen years, and a resident of Georgia for at least six years before election. The term of office is four years. Unlike the governor, who is limited to two consecutive terms of office, the lieutenant governor has no limit on the number of times he or she may serve. $91,609 annual salary.
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THE STATE SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT, heads the DOE and reports directly to the governor. The superintendent also serves as the chief executive officer for the state’s Board of Education, which is composed of thirteen members, each representing one of Georgia’s federal congressional districts. $123,270 annual salary
THE COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE, The commissioner works with the governor and the Georgia General Assembly to develop policy related to food production, consumer safety, and livestock. Healthy food begins with healthy agriculture. $121,556 annual salary
THE COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE licenses and regulates insurance companies; ensures that insurance rates, rules, and forms comply with state law; investigates suspicions of insurance fraud; and conducts inspections of buildings and houses to prevent fire outbreak. $118,542 2017 salary
THE COMMISSIONER OF LABOR, Georgia Department of Labor provides services to the state’s workforce programs, including unemployment insurance, employment service, and vocational rehabilitation, and carries out the requirements of the Workforce Investment Act (WIA) of 1998, an initiative designed to promote employment opportunities and job training using federal funds. The department is also charged with providing workforce information to the public and private sectors and for administering laws governing work conditions, employee safety, and child labor issues. Issues like wage theft should be handled by this commission. $122,785 2017 Salary
THE GEORGIA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION The Georgia Public Service Commission (GPSC) is regulatory agency charged with protecting the public interest and promoting a healthy business-investment economy. Historically, the GPSC has been responsible for setting the rates charged by telecommunications, gas, and electric companies and for establishing and enforcing the standards for quality of service. There are five elected position in the state commission. Pay Attention if your light bill is too high! $116,452 annual salary.
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THE MOST COMMON WAY PEOPLE GIVE UP
THEIR POWER
IS BY THINKING THEY DON’T HAVE ANY.
—ALICE WALKER
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HOUSE DISTRICT
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STATE SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
OTHA E. THORNTON, JR. SAM MOSTELLER SID CHAPMAN
JOHN BARGE RICHARD WOODS SONIA FRANCIS-ROLLE
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COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE
FRED SWANN
GARY BLACK
D: FRED SWANN R: GARY BLACK T/I: _________________________
COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE
CINDY ZELDIN JANICE LAWS
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JAY FLORENCE JIM BECK TRACY JORDAN
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D: __________________________ R: MARK BUTLER T/I: _________________________
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D: __________________________ R: CHUCK EATON T/I: _________________________
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COMMISSIONER OF LABOR
FRED QUINN RICHARD KEATLEY
MARK BUTLER
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, DISTRICT 3 METRO-ATLA, DISTRICT 3
JOHN NOEL JOHNNY C. WHITE LINDY MILLER
CHUCK EATON
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, DISTRICT 5 - WESTERN, DISTRICT 5
DAWN A. RANDOLPH DOUG STONER
JOHN HITCHINS III TRICIA PRIDEMORE
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THE SECRETARY OF STATE, Responsibilities of the secretary’s office include supervising and
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monitoring elections and providing campaign finance disclosure; managing and preserving public records; providing educational programs about the capitol; and licensing, monitoring, and registering professionals and businesses. The office includes the divisions of archives, elections, corporations, securities and business regulation, professional licensing boards, and the state capitol. Attached
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REPUBLICAN MAY 22ND PRIMARY
ATTORNEY GENERAL
CHARLIE BAILEY
CHRIS CARR
SECRETARY OF STATE
JOHN BARROW DEE DAWKINS-HAIGLER R.J. HADLEY
DAVID BELLE ISLE BUZZ BROCKWAY JOSH MCKOON BRAD RAFFENSPERGER
D: __________________________ R: __________________________ T/I: SMYTHE DUVAL
DISTRICT ATTORNEY, ATLANTIC
TOM DURDEN (I)
NO CANDIDATE
D: TOM DURDEN R: __________________________ T/I: _________________________
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY, CORDELE
NO CANDIDATE
D: __________________________ R: BRAD RIGBY T/I: _________________________
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY, DOUGLAS
DALIA RACINE
D: DALIA RACINE R: RYAN LEONARD T/I: _________________________
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY, ENOTAH
NO CANDIDATE
D: __________________________ R: JEFF LANGLEY T/I: _________________________
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY, NORTHEASTERN
NO CANDIDATE
D: __________________________ R: LEE DARRAGH T/I: _________________________
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY, ROCKDALE
ALISHA ADAMS JOHNSON (I)
D: ALISHA ADAMS JOHNSON R: __________________________ T/I: _________________________
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agencies are the Georgia Commission on the Holocaust, Georgia Drugs and Narcotics Agency, State Ethics Commission, and the Georgia Real Estate Commission and Appraisers Board. $130,690 annual salary
ATTORNEY GENERAL Is the state’s chief legal officer. To serve as attorney general one must have been a U.S. citizen for ten years and a Georgia resident for the four years immediately preceding
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election or appointment. One must also be at least twenty-five years old upon assuming office. No person can serve as attorney general unless he or she has been an active member of the State Bar of
D: CHARLIE BAILEY R: CHRIS CARR T/I: _________________________
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Georgia for at least seven years. $92,779 2017 Salary, but deputy AG’s make above $115,000 annually. Duties and Responsibilities As provided by the state constitution and general state law, the attorney general as head of the Department of Law is responsible for: • Legal advisor to the state executive branch; • Represents the state in all capital felony cases before the Georgia Supreme Court; • Representing the state in all civil actions in any court;
BRAD RIGBY (I)
• Representing the state in all cases before the U.S. Supreme Court; • Prosecute state officer, persons, or entities for criminal acts
GEORGIA’S JUDICIAL BRANCH
RYAN LEONARD
SUPREME COURT is state’s highest court. • Supreme Court judges are called Justices. State justices are elected to six-year terms. • The Chief Justice (leader) is chosen by the other justices.
JEFF LANGLEY (I)
APPELLATE COURT (COURT OF APPEALS) reviews cases (no witnesses and no juries). It is the 2nd highest court in the state.
TRIAL COURTS hear criminal and civil cases examples: magistrate, juvenile, state, superior, probate, municipal
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REPUBLICAN MAY 22ND PRIMARY
DISTRICT ATTORNEY, WAYCROSS
NO CANDIDATE
GEORGE E. BARNHILL (I)
DISTRICT ATTORNEY, PAULDING
NO CANDIDATE
DICK DONOVAN (I)
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D: _________________________ R: GEORGE E. BARNHILL T/I: _________________________
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D: __________________________ R: DICK DONOVAN T/I:__________________________
The Georgia Court System ____________________________
Supreme court
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JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT, MELTON
HAROLD D. MELTON (I)
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JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT, HUNSTEIN
JOHN ELLINGTON
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JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT, BOGGS
MICHAEL P. BOGGS (I)
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JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT, PETERSON
NELS PETERSON (I)
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JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT, GRANT
BRITT CAGLE GRANT (I)
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JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, MILLER
M. YVETTE MILLER (I)
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JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, DILLARD
STEPHEN DILLARD (I)
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JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, ELLINGTON
KEN HODGES KEN SHIGLEY
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court of appeals
superior court
12 JUDGES (4 DIVISIONS)
49 CIRCUITS
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JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, RICKMAN
BRIAN RICKMAN (I)
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JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, MERCIER
T/I: AMANDA H. MERCIER (I)
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JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, BETHEL
CHARLIE BETHEL (I)
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JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, REESE
CLYDE L. REESE III (I)
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municipal court
magistrate court
probate court
juvenile court
state court
370 COURTS
159 COURTS
159 COURTS
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72 COURTS
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GEORGIA GENERAL ASSEMBLY the Georgia General Assembly, is one of the largest state legislatures in the nation. The General Assembly consists of two chambers, the House of Representatives and the Senate. Every January representatives start of the legislative session, which lasts for forty days. The General Assembly uses a committee system to accomplish its legislative tasks. Since they meet year round, even when the legislature is not in session, committees can consider proposed legislation at length and reach agreements before the proposals reach the floor for a vote. The legislature tends to adjourns in late March with Sine or Die after the major legislative business has been completed. The governor may call the General Assembly into a special session for a set number of days. Every two years, Georgia voters elect members of the House and Senate. The General Assembly is where are good and bad laws are made. Almost Everything you hate about Gerogia can be tracked to here and everything you want to fix about Georgia can be won here.
I GUESS IF I’D HAD ANY SENSE, I’D HAVE BEEN A LITTLE SCARED
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[TO REGISTER TO VOTE] - BUT WHAT WAS THE POINT OF BEING SCARED? THE ONLY THING THEY COULD DO WAS KILL ME, AND IT KINDA SEEMED LIKE THEY’D BEEN TRYING TO DO THAT A LITTLE BIT AT A TIME SINCE I COULD REMEMBER.
— FANNIE LOU HAMER
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GEORGIA SENATE DISTRICTS
GEORGIA HOUSE DISTRICTS
GEORGIA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES The House of Representatives has 180
GEORGIA SENATE
members representing districts from across the state. To serve in the House of Representatives,
The state senate is very similar to the house, but the senate is a smaller body, with fifty-six
an individual must be at least twenty-one years old and reside for at least a year in the district
(56) members who represent districts from around the state. To serve in the senate, an
that he or she represents and held residency in Georgia for at least two years.
individual must be at least twenty-five years old and reside for at least a year in the district that he or she represents and held residency in Georgia for at least two years.
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ALLAN LEVENE MATTHEW GAMBILL
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MICHAEL CALDWELL (I)
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REPUBLICAN MAY 22ND PRIMARY
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CHRISTIAN COOMER (I)
NO CANDIDATE
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MELANIE WHITFIELD
CHARLES RAVENSCRAFT
ADAM WYNN
NO CANDIDATE
ANITA HOLCOMB TUCKER
NO CANDIDATE
MARIA PALACIOS
SCOT TURNER (I)
WES CANTRELL (I)
MANDI BALLINGER (I)
D: MELANIE WHITFIELD R: SCOT TURNER (I) T/I: ____________________________ D: CHARLES RAVENSCRAFT R: WES CANTRELL (I) T/I: ____________________________ D: ADAM WYNN R: MANDI BALLINGER (I) T/I: ____________________________
SHERI SMALLWOOD GILLIGAN (I) JOANNA CLOUD
D: NONE R: _____________________________ T/I: ____________________________
STEVEN GRAMBERGS TODD JONES (I)
D: ANITA HOLCOMB TUCKER R: _____________________________ T/I: ____________________________
MARC MORRIS (I)
MATT DUBNIK (I)
D: NONE R: MARC MORRIS (I) T/I: ____________________________ D: MARIA PALACIOS R: MATT DUBNIK (I) T/I: ____________________________
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PATRICK ANDERSON ALANA WATKINS
EMORY WEST DUNAHOO JR. (I)
D: _____________________________ R: EMORY WEST DUNAHOO JR. (I) T/I: ____________________________
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MATT SOUTHWELL
BERT REEVES (I)
D: MATT SOUTHWELL R: BERT REEVES (I) T/I: ____________________________
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SALVATORE CASTELLANA
ED SETZLER (I)
D: _____________________________ R: ED SETZLER (I) T/I: ____________________________
KYLE RINAUDO
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JEN SLIPAKOFF
GINNY EHRHART THOMAS GRAY ROB HARRELL
D: JEN SLIPAKOFF R: _____________________________ T/I: ____________________________
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BILL BOLTON RAGIN EDWARDS MARY FRANCES WILLIAMS
SAM TEASLEY (I)
D: _____________________________ R: SAM TEASLEY (I T/I: ____________________________
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DAVID WILKERSON (I)
NO CANDIDATE
D: DAVID WILKERSON (I) R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
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TRAY DEADWYLER SHELIA EDWARDS VICTORIA RANDLE ERICA R. THOMAS (I) ERICK ALLEN SANDRA BULLOCK JUSTIN PATRICK GORMAN
JAMES MORROW JR.
D: _____________________________ R: JAMES MORROW JR. T/I: ____________________________
MATT BENTLEY TARYN BOWMAN
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MICHAEL SMITH (I)
BRYAN ALMANZA DEANNA HARRIS
D: MICHAEL SMITH (I) R: _____________________________ T/I: ____________________________
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TERI ANULEWICZ (I)
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SHARON COOPER (I) KEVIN JAMES
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CHINITA ALLEN
DON PARSONS (I) HOMER CROTHERS
D: CHINITA ALLEN R: _____________________________ T/I: ____________________________
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ESSENCE JOHNSON
MATT DOLLAR (I)
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LUISA WAKEMAN
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KARÍN SANDIFORD
JOHN CARSON (I)
D: KARÍN SANDIFORD R: JOHN CARSON (I) T/I: ____________________________
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ANDREA NUGENT
JAN JONES (I)
D: ANDREA NUGENT R: JAN JONES (I) T/I: ____________________________
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MARY ROBICHAUX
BETTY PRICE (I) JERE WOOD
D: MARY ROBICHAUX R: _____________________________ T/I: ____________________________
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KRISHAN BRALLEY WESLEY RANDALL
CHARLES MARTIN JR. (I)
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ANGELIKA KAUSCHE GAURAV PHADKE
DOUGLAS CHANCO KELLY STEWART
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JOSH MCLAURIN
ALEX KAUFMAN
D: JOSH MCLAURIN R: ALEX KAUFMAN T/I: ____________________________
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SHEA ROBERTS
DEBORAH SILCOX (I) GAVI SHAPIRO
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NO CANDIDATE BETH BESKIN (I)
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BETSY HOLLAND DAN BERSCHINSKI BOB GIBELING
NO CANDIDATE
D: _____________________________ R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
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MARIE METZE (I)
NO CANDIDATE
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REPUBLICAN MAY 22ND PRIMARY
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SHEILA JONES (I)
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MABLE THOMAS (I) DARRYL TERRY II WILL CHANDLER
NO CANDIDATE
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JOHN WILLIAMS PAT GARDNER (I)
NO CANDIDATE
D: _____________________________ R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
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BONNIE CLARK PARK CANNON (I)
NO CANDIDATE
D: _____________________________ R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
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DAVID DREYER (I)
NO CANDIDATE
D: DAVID DREYER (I) R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
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JOZMOND BLACK KIM SCHOFIELD (I) ROGER BRUCE (I)
NO CANDIDATE
D: _____________________________ R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
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VALERIE VIE WILLIAM BODDIE (I)
NO CANDIDATE
D: _____________________________ R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
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DEBRA BAZEMORE (I) LINDA PRITCHETT
NO CANDIDATE
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DERRICK JACKSON (I)
NO CANDIDATE
D: DERRICK JACKSON (I) R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
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MANDISHA THOMAS SHARON BEASLEY-TEAGUE (I)
NO CANDIDATE
D: _____________________________ R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
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KIMBERLY ALEXANDER (I)
NO CANDIDATE
D: KIMBERLY ALEXANDER (I) R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
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MICAH GRAVLEY (I)
D: NONE R: MICAH GRAVLEY (I) T/I: ____________________________
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NO CANDIDATE
J. COLLINS (I)
D: NONE R: J. COLLINS (I) T/I: ____________________________
69
NO CANDIDATE
RANDY NIX (I)
D: NONE R: RANDY NIX (I) T/I: ____________________________
70
NO CANDIDATE
GREG HELLER LYNN SMITH (I)
D: NONE R: _____________________________ T/I: ____________________________
71
TOM THOMASON
DAVID STOVER (I) SAMUEL ANDERS
D: TOM THOMASON R: _____________________________ T/I: ____________________________
72
NO CANDIDATE
JOSH BONNER (I) MARY KAY BACALLAO
D: NONE R: _____________________________ T/I: ____________________________
73
NO CANDIDATE
KAREN MATHIAK (I)
D: NONE R: KAREN MATHIAK (I) T/I: ____________________________
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YOUR 2019 LEGISLATURE
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GA House candidates
D: DEMOCRAT / R: REPUBLICAN / T: THIRD PARTY CANDIDATES
NOVEMBER GENERAL ELECTION - (WRITE IN THE PRIMARY WINNERS)
YOUR 2019 LEGISLATURE
NO CANDIDATE
D: _____________________________ R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
MIKE GLANTON (I) TONY BARLOW
NO CANDIDATE
D: _____________________________ R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
SANDRA SCOTT (I)
NO CANDIDATE
D: SANDRA SCOTT (I)
HOUSE DISTRICT
DEMOCRAT MAY 22ND PRIMARY
REPUBLICAN MAY 22ND PRIMARY
74
JUNIOR JACKSON VALENCIA STOVALL (I)
75
76
R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
77
RHONDA BURNOUGH (I)
NO CANDIDATE
D: RHONDA BURNOUGH (I) R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
78
DEMETRIUS DOUGLAS (I)
NO CANDIDATE
D: DEMETRIUS DOUGLAS (I) R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
79
MICHAEL WILENSKY
KEN WRIGHT
D: MICHAEL WILENSKY R: KEN WRIGHT T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
80
MATTHEW WILSON
MEAGAN HANSON (I)
D: MATTHEW WILSON R: MEAGAN HANSON (I) T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
81
HAMID NOORI SCOTT HOLCOMB (I)
ELLEN DIEHL
D: _____________________________ R: ELLEN DIEHL T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
82
MARY MARGARET OLIVER (I)
NO CANDIDATE
D: _____________________________ R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
83
BECKY EVANS HOWARD MOSBY (I)
NO CANDIDATE
D: _____________________________ R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
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57
GA House candidates
D: DEMOCRAT / R: REPUBLICAN / T: THIRD PARTY CANDIDATES
NOVEMBER GENERAL ELECTION - (WRITE IN THE PRIMARY WINNERS)
YOUR 2019 LEGISLATURE
NO CANDIDATE
D: RENITTA SHANNON (I) R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
KARLA DRENNER (I)
NO CANDIDATE
D: KARLA DRENNER (I) R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
JOSCELYN O’NEIL
NO CANDIDATE
D: _____________________________
HOUSE DISTRICT
DEMOCRAT MAY 22ND PRIMARY
REPUBLICAN MAY 22ND PRIMARY
84
RENITTA SHANNON (I)
85
86
MICHELE HENSON (I)
R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
87
EARNEST WILLIAMS (I) VIOLA DAVIS
NO CANDIDATE
D: _____________________________ R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
88
BILLY MITCHELL (I)
NO CANDIDATE
D: BILLY MITCHELL (I) R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
89
BEE NGUYEN (I)
NO CANDIDATE
D: BEE NGUYEN (I) R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
90
GREGORY SHEALEY PAM STEPHENSON (I)
TAKOSHA SWAN
D: _____________________________ R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
91
VERNON JONES (I)
NO CANDIDATE
D: _____________________________ R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
92
DOREEN CARTER (I)
NO CANDIDATE
D: DOREEN CARTER (I) R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
93
DAR’SHUN KENDRICK (I)
NO CANDIDATE
D: DAR’SHUN KENDRICK (I) R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
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58
GA House candidates
HOUSE DISTRICT
D: DEMOCRAT / R: REPUBLICAN / T: THIRD PARTY CANDIDATES
NOVEMBER GENERAL ELECTION - (WRITE IN THE PRIMARY WINNERS)
DEMOCRAT MAY 22ND PRIMARY
REPUBLICAN MAY 22ND PRIMARY
94
KAREN BENNETT (I) L. DEAN HEARD
NO CANDIDATE
D: _____________________________ R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
95
BETH MOORE
SCOTT HILTON (I)
D: BETH MOORE R: SCOTT HILTON (I) T/I: ____________________________
96
PEDRO MARIN (I)
NO CANDIDATE
D: PEDRO MARIN (I) R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
97
AISHA YAQOOB WAYNE SLEAR
BONNIE RICH INDRAN KRISHNAN JUDSON MCCLURE KIPPER TABB LOUIS TSENG SCOTT LECRAW
D: _____________________________ R: _____________________________ T/I: ____________________________
YOUR 2019 LEGISLATURE
_________________________________
_________________________________
_________________________________
_________________________________
_________________________________
98
NO CANDIDATE
DAVID CLARK (I)
D: NONE R: DAVID CLARK (I) T/I: ____________________________
99
BRENDA LOPEZ (I) SHAWN ALLEN
NO CANDIDATE
D: _____________________________ R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
100
DEWEY MCCLAIN (I)
NO CANDIDATE
D: DEWEY MCCLAIN (I) R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
101
SAMUEL PARK (I)
VALERIE CLARK
D: SAMUEL PARK (I) R: VALERIE CLARK T/I: ____________________________
102
GREGG KENNARD TONY SCALZITTI
KELLIE POLLARD AUSTIN PAULA HASTINGS ZACH PROCTER
D: _____________________________ R: _____________________________ T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
_________________________________
_________________________________
_________________________________
_________________________________
59
GA House candidates
HOUSE DISTRICT
D: DEMOCRAT / R: REPUBLICAN / T: THIRD PARTY CANDIDATES
NOVEMBER GENERAL ELECTION - (WRITE IN THE PRIMARY WINNERS)
DEMOCRAT MAY 22ND PRIMARY
REPUBLICAN MAY 22ND PRIMARY
103
NO CANDIDATE
TIMOTHY BARR (I)
D: NONE R: TIMOTHY BARR (I) T/I: ____________________________
104
ANDREA STEPHENSON
CHUCK EFSTRATION (I)
D: ANDREA STEPHENSON R: CHUCK EFSTRATION (I) T/I: ____________________________
105
DONNA MCLEOD
DONNA SHELDON
D: DONNA MCLEOD R: _____________________________ T/I: ____________________________
PATRICK BATUBENGE ROBIN MAUCK 106
NO CANDIDATE
BRETT HARRELL (I)
D: NONE R: BRETT HARRELL (I) T/I: ____________________________
107
KEN MONTANO SHELLY HUTCHINSON
JANET MIHOCI
D: _____________________________ R: JANET MIHOCI T/I: ____________________________
108
JASMINE CLARK
CLAY COX (I)
D: JASMINE CLARK R: CLAY COX (I) T/I: ____________________________
109
DENISE GAINESEDMOND REGINA LEWIS-WARD
DALE RUTLEDGE (I) J. BLAKE PRINCE
D: _____________________________ R: _____________________________ T/I: ____________________________
110
NO CANDIDATE
ANDY WELCH (I)
D: NONE R: ANDY WELCH (I) T/I: ____________________________
111
I. DARRYL PAYTON EL-MAHDI HOLLY TARJI LEONARD DUNN
GEOFFREY CAUBLE (I)
D: _____________________________ R: GEOFFREY CAUBLE (I) T/I: ____________________________
114
NO CANDIDATE
TOM KIRBY (I)
D: NONE R: TOM KIRBY (I) T/I: ____________________________
60
YOUR 2019 LEGISLATURE
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GA House candidates
HOUSE DISTRICT 130
D: DEMOCRAT / R: REPUBLICAN / T: THIRD PARTY CANDIDATES
DEMOCRAT MAY 22ND PRIMARY
REPUBLICAN MAY 22ND PRIMARY
NO CANDIDATE
DAVID KNIGHT (I) RAYMOND RAY
NOVEMBER GENERAL ELECTION - (WRITE IN THE PRIMARY WINNERS)
YOUR 2019 LEGISLATURE
D: NONE R: _____________________________ T/I: ____________________________
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AMERICANS OF OUR OWN TIME - MINORITY AND MAJORITY AMERICANS ALIKE - NEED THE CONTINUED GUIDANCE THAT THE VOTING RIGHTS ACT PROVIDES. WE HAVE COME A LONG WAY,
BUT MORE NEEDS TO BE DONE.
—ELIJAH CUMMINGS
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61
GEORGIA SENATE DISTRICTS - METRO ATLANTA
GA SENATE ATLANTA METRO AREA 62
63
GA senate candidates
D: DEMOCRAT / R: REPUBLICAN / T:THIRD PARTY CANDIDATES
NOVEMBER GENERAL ELECTION - (WRITE IN THE PRIMARY WINNERS)
HOUSE DISTRICT
DEMOCRAT MAY 22ND PRIMARY
REPUBLICAN MAY 22ND PRIMARY
5
CURT THOMPSON (I) SHEIKH RAHMAN
NO CANDIDATE
JEN JORDAN (I)
LEAH ALDRIDGE JOHN GORDON JAMIE PARRISH
D: JEN JORDAN (I) R: _____________________________ T/I: ____________________________
P.K. MARTIN (I)
D: CHERYLE MOSES R: P.K. MARTIN (I) T/I: ____________________________
6
9
10
14
15
16
17
21
27
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CHERYLE MOSES
EMANUEL JONES (I)
RACHEL KINSEY
ED HARBISON (I)
BILL LIGHTLE
PHYLLIS HATCHER
NICOLE NASH
STEVE SMITH
NO CANDIDATE
BRUCE THOMPSON (I)
NO CANDIDATE
MARTY HARBIN (I) TRICIA STEARNS
BRIAN STRICKLAND (I) NELVA LEE
BRANDON BEACH (I)
GREG DOLEZAL BILL FIELDER BRIAN TAM
D: _____________________________ R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
D: EMANUEL JONES (I) R: NONE T/I: ____________________________ D: RACHEL KINSEY R: BRUCE THOMPSON (I) T/I: ____________________________ D: ED HARBISON (I) R: NONE T/I: ____________________________ D: BILL LIGHTLE R: _____________________________ T/I: ____________________________ D: PHYLLIS HATCHER R: _____________________________ T/I: ____________________________ D: NICOLE NASH R: BRANDON BEACH (I) T/I: ____________________________ D: STEVE SMITH R: _____________________________ T/I: ____________________________
YOUR 2019 LEGISLATURE
_________________________________
_________________________________
_________________________________
GA senate candidates
HOUSE DISTRICT
D: DEMOCRAT / R: REPUBLICAN / T: THIRD PARTY CANDIDATES
NOVEMBER GENERAL ELECTION - (WRITE IN THE PRIMARY WINNERS)
YOUR 2019 LEGISLATURE
MATT BRASS (I)
D: NONE R: MATT BRASS (I) T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
BEN ANDERSON VALERIE HASKINS
MAYO HADDEN RANDY ROBERTSON
D: _____________________________ R: _____________________________ T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
NO CANDIDATE
MIKE DUGAN (I)
D: NONE
DEMOCRAT MAY 22ND PRIMARY
REPUBLICAN MAY 22ND PRIMARY
28
NO CANDIDATE
29
30
R: MIKE DUGAN (I) T/I: ____________________________ 31
NO CANDIDATE
BILL HEATH (I)
D: NONE R: BILL HEATH (I) T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
32
CHRISTINE TRIEBSCH
KAY KIRKPATRICK (I)
D: CHRISTINE TRIEBSCH R: KAY KIRKPATRICK (I) T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
33
MICHAEL A. RHETT (I)
NO CANDIDATE
D: MICHAEL A. RHETT (I) R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
34
VALENCIA SEAY (I) MELODY TOTTEN
TOMMY SMITH
D: _____________________________ R: TOMMY SMITH T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
35
DONZELLA JAMES (I) KAREN ASHLEY MIKE GLANTON JR.
NO CANDIDATE
D: _____________________________ R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
36
NAN ORROCK (I)
NO CANDIDATE
D: NAN ORROCK (I) R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
37
ANDY CLARK
LINDSEY TIPPINS (I)
D: ANDY CLARK R: LINDSEY TIPPINS (I) T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
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_________________________________
_________________________________
_________________________________
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_________________________________
_________________________________
65
GA senate candidates
HOUSE DISTRICT
D: DEMOCRAT / R: REPUBLICAN / T: THIRD PARTY CANDIDATES
NOVEMBER GENERAL ELECTION - (WRITE IN THE PRIMARY WINNERS)
DEMOCRAT MAY 22ND PRIMARY
REPUBLICAN MAY 22ND PRIMARY
38
HORACENA TATE (I) GABRIEL LAVINE
TRAVIS KLAVOHN
D: _____________________________ R: TRAVIS KLAVOHN T/I: ____________________________
39
NIKEMA WILLIAMS (I)
NO CANDIDATE
D: NIKEMA WILLIAMS (I) R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
40
SALLY HARRELL
FRAN MILLAR (I)
D: _____________________________ R: FRAN MILLAR (I) T/I: ____________________________
TAMARA JOHNSON-SHEALEY 41
STEVE HENSON (I) SABRINA MCKENZIE
NO CANDIDATE
D: _____________________________ R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
42
ELENA PARENT (I)
NO CANDIDATE
D: ELENA PARENT (I) R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
43
TONYA ANDERSON (I) JOEL THIBODEAUX
NO CANDIDATE
D: _____________________________ R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
44
GAIL DAVENPORT (I) SANDRA DANIELS KEITH HORTON
NO CANDIDATE
D: _____________________________ R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
45
JANA RODGERS
RENEE UNTERMAN (I)
D: JANA RODGERS R: RENEE UNTERMAN (I) T/I: ____________________________
46
MARISUE HILLIARD
BILL COWSERT (I)
D: MARISUE HILLIARD R: BILL COWSERT (I) T/I: ____________________________
47
DAWN JOHNSON
FRANK GINN (I) SCOTT HOWARD
D: DAWN JOHNSON R: _____________________________ T/I: ____________________________
66
YOUR 2019 LEGISLATURE
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_________________________________
GA senate candidates
HOUSE DISTRICT
D: DEMOCRAT / R: REPUBLICAN / T: THIRD PARTY CANDIDATES
NOVEMBER GENERAL ELECTION - (WRITE IN THE PRIMARY WINNERS)
YOUR 2019 LEGISLATURE
MATT REEVES
D: ZAHRA KARINSHAK R: MATT REEVES T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
NO CANDIDATE
BUTCH MILLER (I)
D: NONE R: BUTCH MILLER (I) T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
NO CANDIDATE
JOHN WILKINSON (I)
D: NONE
DEMOCRAT MAY 22ND PRIMARY
REPUBLICAN MAY 22ND PRIMARY
48
ZAHRA KARINSHAK
49
50
R: JOHN WILKINSON (I) T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
51
NO CANDIDATE
STEVE GOOCH (I)
D: NONE R: STEVE GOOCH (I) T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
52
EVAN ROSS
CHUCK HUFSTETLER (I)
D: EVAN ROSS R: CHUCK HUFSTETLER (I) T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
53
NO CANDIDATE
JEFF MULLIS (I)
D: NONE R: JEFF MULLIS (I) T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
54
MICHAEL MORGAN
CHUCK PAYNE (I) J. SCOTT TIDWELL
D: MICHAEL MORGAN R: _____________________________ T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
55
GLORIA BUTLER (I)
ANNETTE DAVIS JACKSON
D: GLORIA BUTLER (I) R: ANNETTE DAVIS JACKSON T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
56
JIM GUESS JR. ELLYN JEAGER PATRICK THOMPSON
JOHN ALBERS (I)
D: _____________________________ R: NONE T/I: ____________________________
_________________________________
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