Yes: 13,421 (64.57)

No: 7,364 (35.43)

U.S. Senate-Republican

Herman Cain: 3,601 (17.96)

Mac Collins: 8,004 (46.97)

Johnny Isakson: 5,974 (35.06)

With 97 percent of precincts reporting, Isakson led with 53.2 percent

of the vote statewide.

U.S. Senate-Democrat

Leigh Baier: 208 (5.28)

Jim Boyd: 270 (6.85)

Sid Cottingham: 43 (1.09)

James N. Finkelstein: 107 (2.72)

Denise L. Majette: 2,407 (61.09)

W. Cliff Oxford: 560 (14.21)

Govind N. Patel: 46 (1.17)

Mary Hodges Squires: 299 (7.59)

With 97 percent of precincts reporting, Majette led with 41.2 percent

of the vote statewide. A runoff in this race will occur.

U.S. Congress District 8 Republican

Mike D. Crotts: 500 (3.02)

Dylan Glenn: 5,898 (35.62)

Tom Mills: 511 (3.09)

Lynn Westmoreland: 9,648 (58.27)

With 96 percent of precincts reporting, Westmoreland led with 45.9 percent

of the vote in the district. A runoff in this race will occur.

U.S. Congress District 13-Democrat

William Ogletree: 73 (9.49)

David Scott: 696 (90.51)

With 94 percent of precincts reporting, Scott led with 83.7 percent of

the vote in the district.

State Senate District 16-Republican

Bill Bonner: 4,072 (39.05)

Ronnie Chance: 4,539 (43.53)

Dick Morrow: 1,816 (17.42)

With 96 percent of precincts reporting in the district, Bonner had 6.855

votes with Chance tallying 6,846 votes, while Morrow pulled in 6,029 votes.

A runoff in this race will occur.

State House District 66-Democrat

Virgil Fludd: 332 (65.61)

Cherie Phuller: 174 (34.39)

With 92 percent of precincts reporting in the district, Fludd had 67.9

percent of the vote.

State House District 72-Republican

Alison K. Chambers: 1,846 (22.98)

Charles E. Gallagher: 1,174 (14.61)

Dan Lakly: 3,793 (47.22)

David Studdard: 1,220 (15.19)

With 100 percent of precincts reporting in the district, Lakly led with

47.2 percent of the vote, followed by Chambers with 23 percent. A runoff

in this race will take place.

State House District 74-Democrat

Roberta Abdul-Salaam: 469 (33.0)

Johnny Castaneda: 227 (15.97)

George Jeburk: 220 (15.48)

John E. Jones: 505 (35.54)

With 89 percent of precincts reporting in the district, Abdul-Salaam

led with 35 percent of the vote, followed by Jeburk with 29.2 percent and

Jones with 24.3 percent. A runoff in this race will occur.

Supreme Court Justice (Sears) Non-partisan

Grant Brantley: 8,603 (45.49)

Leah Sears: 10,272 (54.32)

With 97 percent of precincts reporting statewide, Sears led with 62.2

percent of the vote.

Court of Appeals Judge (Eldridge) Non-partisan

Debra Bernes:3,346 (20.85)

William A. Hawkins: 1,246 (7.76)

Howard Mead: 2,836 (17.67)

Thomas C. Rawlings: 1,872 (11.66)

Mike Sheffield: 4,260 (26.54)

Lee Tarte Wallace: 2,468 (15.38)

With 97 percent of precincts reporting statewide, Bernes led with 29.6

percent of the vote, followed by Sheffield with 19.8 percent and Mead with

19.7 percent. A runoff in this race will occur.

Public Service Commissioner-Republican

Robert B. Baker, Jr.: 10,869 (74.52)

Roger Dozier: 2,453 (16.82)

Terry Taschwer: 1,263 (8.66)

With 97 percent of precincts reporting, Baker led with 74.9 percent of

the vote.

Public Service Commissioner-Democrat

Mac Barber: 2,322 (66.96)

Michael R. Berlon: 1,145 (33.04)

With 97 percent of precincts reporting statewide, Barber led with 71.6

percent of the vote.