Elections 2018
Election Day: November 6, 2018 (7 a.m. – 7 p.m.)
Public Offices to Be Elected:
*** Winning Candidate
U.S. House of Representatives District 7 (30024, 30518, 30519)
Incumbent: Rob Woodall R 51%
Carolyn Bourdeaux D 49%
Governor of Georgia
Stacey Abrams D 49%
Brian Kemp R 50%
Ted Metz L 1%
Georgia Secretary of State
John Barrow D 48%
Brad Raffensperger R 49%
Smythe DuVal L 2%
Attorney General of Georgia
Incumbent: Chris Carr R 52% ***
Charlie Bailey D 48%
Lieutenant Governor of Georgia
Sarah Riggs Amico D 48%
Geoff Duncan R 52% ***
Georgia State Superintendent of Schools
Incumbent: Richard Woods R 53% ***
Otha Thornton D 47%
Georgia Public Service Commissioner – District 5 (30024, 30518, 30519)
Incumbent: Tricia Pridemore R 51% ***
Dawn Randolph D 47%
John Turpish L 3%
Georgia Public Service Commissioner – District 3 (30024, 30518, 30519)
Incumbent: Chuck Eaton R 50%
Lindy Miller D 47%
Ryan Graham L 3%
Georgia State Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner
Janice Laws D 47%
Jim Beck R 51%
Donnie Foster L 3%
Georgia Commissioner of Labor
Incumbent: Mark Butler R 53% ***
Richard Keatley D 47%
Georgia Commissioner of Agriculture
Incumbent: Gary Black R 53% ***
Fred Swann D 47%
Georgia State Senate District 45 (30024, 30518, 30519)
Incumbent: Renee Unterman R 59% ***
Jana Rodgers D 41%
Georgia State House of Representatives
30518 – District 98
Incumbent: David Clark R (Uncontested) ***
30519 – District 103
Incumbent: Timothy Barr R (Uncontested) ***
30024 – District 97
Aisha Yaqoob D 44%
Bonnie Rich R 56% ***
Gwinnett County Board of Education (30024, 30518, 30519)
District 4
Everton Blair Jr. D 57%
Chuck Studebaker R 43%
District 2
Wandy Taylor D 49%
Steven Knudsen R 51%
Gwinnett County Solicitor General
Incumbent: Rosanna M. Szabo R 46%
Brian Walton Whiteside D 54%
Gwinnett County Sunday Brunch Bill
Yes 64% ***
No 36%
Amendment 1: Create Outdoor Trust
Yes 83% ***
No 17%
Amendment 2: Create Business Court
Yes 69% ***
No 31%
Amendment 3: Forest Conservation
Yes 62% ***
No 38%
Amendment 4: Rights for Crime Victims
Yes 81% ***
No 19%
Amendment 5: School Tax Referendum
Yes 71% ***
No 29%
Referendum A: Homestead Tax Exemption
Yes 57% ***
No 43%
Referendum B: Disable Home Tax Exemption
Yes 77% ***
No 23%
