Mid-Term Election Results – Franklin County
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For the County Commission races District 3 and District 4, both candidates are running unopposed.
For the Board of Education races Posts 3, 4, and 5 all candidates are running unopposed.
United States Senate
Herschel Junior Walker- 7,374 votes
Republican
Raphael Warnock- 1,166 votes
(Incumbent) Democrat
Chase Oliver- 164
Libertarian
Governor
Brian Kemp- 7,734 votes
(Incumbent) Republican
Stacey Abrams- 948 votes
Democrat
Shane Hazel- 57
Libertarian
Lieutenant Governor
Burt Jones- 7,514 votes
Republican
Charlie Bailey- 1,018 votes
Democrat
Ryan Graham- 139 votes
Libertarian
Secretary of State
Brad Raffensperger- 7,431 votes
(Incumbent) Republican
Bee Nguyen- 877 votes
Democrat
Ted Metz- 324
Libertarian
United States House of Representatives – District 9
Andrew Clyde-7,594 votes
(Incumbent) Republican
Michael “Mike” Ford- 1,084 votes
Democrat
State School Superintendent
Richard Woods- 7,682 votes
(Incumbent) Republican
Alisha Thomas Searcy- 989 votes
Democrat
Commissioner of Agriculture
Tyler Harper- 7,574 votes
Republican
Nakita Hemingway- 925 votes
Democrat
David Raudabaugh- 177
Libertarian
Commissioner of Insurance
John King- 7,644 votes
(Incumbent) Republican
Janice Laws Robinson- 1,012 votes
Democrat
State Senate District 50
Bo Hatchett- 7,626 votes
(Incumbent) Republican
Paulette Williams- 1,034 votes
Democrat
State House of Representatives – District 33
Alan Powell- 8,156 votes
(Incumbent) Republican
Commissioner of Labor
Bruce Thompson- 7,539 votes
Republican
William “Will” Boddie, Jr- 981 votes
Democrat
Emily Anderson- 156 votes
Libertarian
Attorney General
Chris Carr- 7,534 votes
(Incumbent) Republican
Jennifer “Jen” Jordan- 1,032 votes
Democrat
Martin Cowen- 121 votes
Libertarian
SPECIAL ELECTION
1% Special Sales Tax
YES- 5,140 votes
NO- 3,426 votes
Special Election For County Commission Chairman
Jeff Jacques- 4,341 votes
Republican
Douglas Kidd- 2,007 votes
Republican
Courtney Long- 1,986 votes
Republican
Statewide Referendum Questions
– A –
Provides for ad valorem tax exemption for certain timber production, reforestation, and harvesting equipment. House Bill No. 997 Act No. 859
YES- 5,160 votes
NO- 3,250 votes
– B –
Expands ad valorem tax exemption for family-owned farms and adds qualified products to the exemption. House Bill No. 498 Act No. 260
YES- 6,494 votes
NO- 1,956 votes
Proposed Constitutional Amendments
– 1 –
Provides for suspension of compensation of certain State officers and members of the General Assembly. Senate Resolution No. 134 Resolution Act No. 304
YES- 7,453 votes
NO- 1,001 votes
– 2 –
Provides for temporary local tax relief after disasters.
House Resolution No. 594 Resolution Act No. 803
YES- 7,653 votes
NO- 858 votes
Special Purpose Local Auction Sales Tax VI (SPLAST)
YES- 5,140
NO- 3,426