OFFICIAL State of Georgia Tabulation by Counties For Presidential Electors U. S. Senator U. S. Representatives State) Officers and Constitutional Amendments General Eleeti,on Nov. 5, 1968 PREPARED BY Secretary of State Atlanta, Georgia AMERICAN PARTY (Presidential Electors) COUNTY Appling................... . Atkinson ................... . Bacon ................... . Baker ..................... . Baldwin ................... . Banks ..................... . Barrow .................... . Bartow .................... . Ben Hill ................... . Berrien .................... . Bibb ...................... . Bleckley ................... . Brantley ................... . Brooks .................... . Bryan .................... . Bulloch .................... . Burke .................... . Butts ................ . ... . Calhoun ................... . Camden ................... . Candler.................... . Carroll .................... . Catoosa ................... . Charlton .................. . Chatham ............... . Chattahoochee ............. . Chattooga ................. . Cherokee .................. . Clarke ..................... . Clay ..................... . Clayton ................... . Clinch ..................... . Cobb ..................... . Coffee ..................... . Colquitt ................ . Columbia .................. . Cook ...................... . Coweta .................... . Crawford .................. . Crisp ...................... . Dade...................... . Da'\\son ................... . Decatur ................... . DeKalb .................... . Dodge.................... . Dooly ..................... . Dougherty ................. . Douglas ................... . Early...................... . Echols..................... . Effingham. . ............. . Elbert .................... . Emanuel. ................. . Evans .................... . Fannin .................... . Fayette.................... . Floyd ..................... . Forsyth.................... . Franklin ................... . Fulton ..................... . Gilmer .................... . Glascock ................... . Glynn ..................... . Gordon................... . Grady ..................... . Greene ................... . Gwinnett .................. . Habersham ................ . Hall ....................... . Hancock ................... . Haralson ................... . Harris ..................... . Hart ...................... . Heard..................... . Henry ..................... . Houston ................... . Irwin ...................... . Jackson .................... . Jasper ..................... . Jeff Davis .................. . Jefferson ........... ........ . Jenkins .................... . Johnson ................... . Jones ...................... . Lamar ..................... . Lanier ..................... . Laurens ................... . Lee ....................... . Liberty .................... . Lincoln .................... . Long...................... . Lowndes ................... . Lumpkin. . .............. . Macon ... ................ . Madison ................... . Marion .................... . McDuffie...... . ......... . McIntosh.................. . Meriwether . . ............. . Miller .................... . Mitchell ................... . Monroe .................... . Montgomery . .............. . Morgan .................... . Murray .................... . Muscogee .................. . Newton .................... . Oconee .................... . Oglethorpe................. . Paulding................... . Peach ..................... . Pi<'kens ................. .. . Pierce ..................... . Pike....................... . Polk........ . ........... . Pulaski.... . ......... . Putnam .. ............... . Quitman ................... . Rabun..................... . Randolph ................. . Richmond. . ............. . Rockdale. . ............... . Schley ..................... . Screven .... ................ . Seminole ................... . Spalding................... . Stephens................... . Stewart.................... . Sumter ................... . Talbot.................... . Taliaferro .................. . Tattnall ................... . Taylor..................... . Telfair..................... . Terrell..................... . Thomas ................... . Tift ...................... Toombs .................. . Towns ..................... . Treutlen................... . Troup .................... Turner .................... . Twiggs .................... . Union ..................... . Upson .................... . Walker .................... . Walton .................... . Ware ...................... . Warren .................... . Washington ................ . Wayne .................... . Webster ................... . Wheeler ................... . White ..................... . Whitfield .................. . Wilcox .................... . Wilkes..................... . Wilkinson .................. . Worth..................... . TOTALS .............. . Joe Boone 2,678 1,554 1,935 1,067 2,678 1,434 2,731 4,052 1,833 2,810 17,328 2,458 1,709 2,404 1,428 3,9.53 1.802 1,490 979 1,988 1,624 6,509 6,449 1,157 17,238 303 3,024 3.351 3,452 608 11,66.5 1,142 17 ,80.5 3,785 6,325 2,207 2,438 3,791 886 3,271 2,460 845 4,576 23,954 3,406 1,803 9,317 4,159 2,797 533 2,561 3,252 3,307 1.475 1,188 1,888 10.001 2,397 2,691 36,995 1.259 733 5,341 3,077 3,817 1,223 8,909 3,008 5,546 1,104 3,251 1,851 3,208 1,153 3,604 7,339 1,9/\5 3,473 926 1,958 2,090 1,249 2,041 1,770 1,440 1,024 6,649 1,201 1,365 1,290 1,037 5,679 1,048 1,559 2,529 849 1,709 841 2,571 1,862 3,647 1,422 1,433 1.,391 l,750 g,804 3.017 1,405 1.737 3,054 l,638 1,392 2,144 1,442 4,240 1,569 1,177 459 1,407 1,438 9,532 2,215 619 1,830 1,922 4,953 2,802 932 3,489 688 508 3,405 1,626 2,502 1,798 5,039 3,942 3,405 589 1,081 6,232 1,845 1,167 906 3,599 8,725 4,047 5,895 767 2,029 3,422 494 934 1,157 3,954 1,822 1,709 1,870 3,049 535,550 B.H. Cogdell 2,678 1,554 1,935 1,067 2,678 1,434 2,731 4,0.52 1,833 2,810 17,328 2,458 1,709 2,404 1,428 3,953 1,802 1,490 979 1,988 1,624 6.509 6,449 1,157 17,238 303 3,024 3.351 3,452 608 11,6M 1,142 17 ,80.5 3,78.5 6,32.5 2,207 2,438 3,791 886 3,271 2,460 845 4,576 23,954 3,406 1,803 9,317 4,1.59 2,797 533 2,561 3,2.52 3,307 1,475 1,188 1,888 10,001 2,397 2,691 36,99.5 1,2.59 733 5,341 3,077 3,817 1,223 8,909 3,008 5,546 1,104 3,251 1,851 3,208 1,153 3,604 7,339 1,955 3,473 926 1,958 2,090 1,249 2,041 1,770 1,440 1,024 6,649 1,201 1,365 1,290 1,037 5,679 1,048 1,559 2,529 849 1,709 841 2,571 1,862 3,647 1,422 1,433 1,391 1,750 15,804 3,017 1,405 1,737 3,054 1,638 1,392 2,144 1,442 4,240 1,569 1,177 459 1,407 1,438 9,532 2,215 619 1,830 1,922 4,953 2,802 932 3,489 688 508 3,405 1,626 2,502 1,798 5,039 3,942 3,405 589 1,081 6,232 1,845 1,167 906 3,599 8,725 4,047 5,895 767 2,029 3,422 494 934 1,157 3,954 1,822 1,709 1,870 3,049 535,550 Carl Couey 2,678 1,5.54 1,93!, 1,067 2,678 1,434 2,731 4,052 1,833 2,810 17,328 2.458 1,709 2,404 1,428 3,9.53 1,802 1.490 979 1,988 1,624 6,.509 6,449 1, 1.57 17,238 303 3,024 3 ,3.51 3 ,4/\2 608 11,66.5 1.142 17 .805 3.78.5 6.32.5 2,207 2,438 3,791 886 3,271 2,460 845 4 .576 23.954 3,406 1,803 9.317 4.159 2,797 533 2,561 3,252 3,307 1,47!, 1,188 1.888 10,001 2.3ll7 2,691 36,99.5 1,2.59 733 .5,341 3,077 3,817 1,223 8.909 3,008 .5,.546 1 .104 3,251 1,851 3,208 1.1.53 3,604 7.339 1, 95.5 3,473 926 1,958 2,090 1,249 2,041 1,770 1,440 1,024 6,649 1,201 1,365 1.290 1,037 ,5.679 1.048 1,5.59 2,529 849 1,709 841 2,.571 1,862 3,647 1.422 1,433 1.391 1.7-50 15.804 3,017 1,405 1,737 3,054 1,638 1,392 2,144 1,442 4,240 1,569 1,177 459 1,407 1,438 9,532 2,215 619 1,830 1,922 4,9.53 2,802 932 3,489 688 508 3,405 1,626 2,502 1,798 5,039 3,942 3,405 589 1,081 6,232 1,845 1,167 906 3.599 8,725 4,047 5,895 767 2,029 3,422 494 934 1,157 3,954 1,822 1,709 1,870 3,049 535,550 Randall Evans, Jr. 2,678 1,554 1,935 1,067 2,678 1,434 2,731 4,052 1,833 2,810 17,328 2,4.58 1,709 2.404 1,428 3.9.53 1,802 1,490 979 1,988 1.624 6,.509 6,449 1, 1.57 17,238 303 3,024 3, 3.'il 3,452 608 11,665 1,142 17 ,80.5 3.785 6,325 2,207 2,438 3,791 886 3,271 2,460 845 4,576 23,9.54 3,406 1,803 9,317 4,159 2,797 533 2,561 3,252 3,307 1,475 1,188 1,888 10,001 2,397 2,691 36.995 J ,2.59 733 .5,341 3,077 3.817 1,223 8.909 3,008 5,546 1,104 3,251 1,851 3,208 1,1.53 3,604 7,339 1,955 3,473 926 1,958 2,090 1,249 2,041 1,770 1,440 1,024 6,649 1,201 1,365 1,290 1,037 5,679 1,048 1,559 2,529 849 1.709 841 2,571 1.862 3,647 1,422 1,433 1,391 1,750 15,804 3,017 1,405 1,737 3,054 1,638 1,392 2,144 1,442 4,240 1,569 1,177 459 1,407 1,438 9,532 2,215 619 1,830 1,922 4,9.53 2,802 932 3,489 688 508 3,405 1,626 2,502 1,798 5,039 3,942 3,405 589 1,081 6,232 1,845 1,167 906 3,599 8,725 4,047 5,895 767 2,029 3,422 494 934 1,157 3,954 1,822 1,709 1,870 3,049 535,550 Peter Zack Geer 2,678 1,554 1,935 1,067 2,678 1,434 2,731 4.052 1,833 2,810 17,328 2,4!,8 1,709 2,404 1.428 3,93.5 1,802 1,490 979 1,988 1,624 6,509 6,449 1, 1.57 17,238 303 3,024 3,351 3,4,52 608 11,66.5 1,142 17,805 3,785 6,325 2,207 2,438 3,791 886 3,271 2,460 845 4,576 23,9.54 3,406 1,803 9,317 4,1.59 2,797 533 2,561 3,252 3,307 1,475 1,188 1,888 10,001 2,397 2.691 36,995 1,259 733 .5,341 3.077 3,817 1.223 8,909 3,008 5,546 1,104 3,251 1,851 3,208 1,153 3,604 7,339 1,955 3,473 926 1,9.58 2,090 1,249 2,041 1,770 1,440 1,024 6,649 1.201 1,365 1,290 1,037 .5,679 1,048 1,5.59 2,529 849 1,709 841 2.571 1,862 3,647 1,422 1,433 1,391 1,750 1.5,804 3,017 1,40.5 1,737 3,054 1,638 1,392 2,144 1,442 4,240 1,569 1,177 459 1,407 1,438 9,532 2,215 619 1,830 1,922 4,953 2,802 932 3,489 688 508 3,405 1,626 2,502 1,798 5,039 3,942 3,405 589 1,081 6,232 1,845 1,167 906 3,599 8,725 4,047 5,895 767 2,029 3,422 494 934 1,157 3,954 1,822 1,709 1,870 3,049 535,550 Ronald W. Haynes 2,678 1,5.54 1,93.5 1,067 2,678 1,434 2,731 4.052 1 .833 2.810 17 .328 2.4/\8 1,709 2,404 1,428 3,9;)3 1.802 1,490 979 1,988 1,624 6,509 6,449 1,157 17,238 303 3,024 3,351 3,452 608 11,665 1 .142 17,805 3,78.'i 6,325 2,207 2,438 3,791 886 3,271 2,460 84.5 4.576 23,954 3.406 1,803 9,317 4,159 2,797 533 2,.561 3,2.52 3,307 1,475 1,188 1,888 10,001 2,397 2,691 36,995 1,2.59 733 5,341 3,077 3,817 1.223 8,909 3,008 5,546 1,104 3,251 1,851 3,208 1,153 3.604 7,339 1,95.5 3,473 926 1,958 2,090 1,249 2,041 1,770 1.440 1,024 6,649 1,201 1,365 1,290 1,037 5,679 l,04il 1,559 2,529 849 1. 70!1 841 2,571 1,8fi2 3,647 1,422 1,433 1,391 1.7.50 1,5804 3,017 1,40/i 1,737 3,054 1,638 1,392 2,144 1,442 4,240 1,569 1,177 459 1,407 1,438 9,532 2,215 619 1,830 1,922 4,953 2,802 932 3,489 688 508 3,405 1,626 2,502 1,798 5,039 3,942 3,405 589 1,081 6,232 1,845 1,167 906 3,599 8,725 4,047 5,895 767 2,029 3,422 494 934 1,157 3,954 1,822 1,709 1,870 3,049 535,550 AMERICAN PARTY (Continued) COUNTY Alan Kemper i[i[?~ii;::::::::::::::::: 2,678 1,5.54 1,935 1,067 B dwm ............. :: ... . fiH B~~~tl:y.. .... ...... .. .. .. . 2,678 1,434 2,731 4,052 1.833 2,810 17,328 2,458 1,709 2,404 1,428 Ii > 3 ,9.53 1,802 1,490 979 1,988 1,624 6,/;Q9 Catoosa .................. . Charlton ................. . Chatham .................. . Chattahoochee ............ . Chattooga ............. . Cherokee .................. . Clarke..................... . Clay ..................... . Clayton ................... . Clinch..................... . Cobb .................. . Coffee ............ . Colquitt ............... . Columbia ............. . Cook ...................... . Coweta.................. . Crawford.......... . .. Criso ................. , Dade...................... . Dawson ................... . Decatur .................. . DeKalb .................... . Dodge ..................... . Dooly ................... . Dougherty.......... . .... . Douglas ................ . Early ..................... . Echols..................... . Effingham ............... . Elbert..................... . Emanuel. .................. . Evans..................... . Fannin .................... . Fayette................... . Floyd ................... . Forsvth................. . Franklin .................. . Fulton.................. . Gilmer ................... . Glascock ................. . Glynn .................... . Gordon ................... . Grady.................... . Greene .................. . Gwinnett .................. . Habersham ................ . Hall ....................... . Hancock ................... . Haralson................... . Harris ................... . Hart .................... . Heard ..................... . Henry..................... . Houston ................... . Irwin ...................... . Jackson .................... . Jasper ..................... . Jeff Davis.................. . Jefferson ........... ....... . Jenkins .................... . .Johnson .................. . Jones ...................... . Lamar ..................... . Lanier ................... . Laurens ................... . Lee ....................... . Liberty.................... . Lincoln .................... . Long...................... . Lowndes................... . Lumpkin .................. . Macon .................... . Madison ................... . Marion .................... . McDuffie .................. . McIntosh .................. . Meriwether . ............... . Miller .................... . Mitchell ................... . Monroe .................... . Montgomery ............... . Morgan............... . .. Murray ................. . Muscogee ................ . Newton.................... . Oconee .................. . Oglethorpe................. . 6,449 1.1r,7 17,238 303 3,024 3 ,3.51 3,452 608 11,66.5 1,142 17 ,80.'i 3, 78,, 6,32r, 2,207 2,438 3,791 886 3,271 2,460 845 4,.576 23,9M 3,406 1,803 9,317 4,159 2,797 533 2,.561 3,2.52 3,307 1,475 1,188 1,888 10,001 2,397 2,691 36,995 1,259 733 .5,341 3,077 3,817 1,223 8,909 3,008 5,546 1,104 3 ,2.51 1,851 3,208 1,153 3,604 7,339 1,955 3,473 926 1,958 2,090 1,249 2,041 1,770 1,440 1,024 6,649 1,201 1,365 1,290 1,037 5,679 1,048 1,5.59 2,529 849 1,709 841 2,571 1,862 3,647 1,422 1,433 1,391 1,750 1.5 ,804 3,017 1,405 1,737 Paulding................... . Peach ..................... . Pickens ................... . 3,0.54 1,638 1,392 Pierce ........... ...... . Pike...................... . Polk ...................... . 2,144 1,442 4,240 Pulaski. ................... . Putnam ................... . 1,569 1,177 Quitman ................... . 459 Rabun................... . 1,407 Randolph ................. . 1,438 Richmond ................ . 9,.532 Rockdale .................. . 2,215 Schley..................... . 619 Screven .................. . 1,830 Seminole................... . 1,922 Spalding ................... . 4,953 Stephens................... . 2,802 Stewart .................... . 932 Sumter .................... . 3,489 Talbot ..................... . 688 Taliaferro ................. . 508 Tattnall ................... . 3,40.5 Taylor ..................... . 1,626 Telfair..................... . 2,502 Terrell ..................... . 1,798 Thomas ................... . 5,039 Tift ....................... . 3,942 Toombs ................... . 3,405 Towns..................... . 589 Treutlen ................... . 1,081 Troup ................ .. 6,232 Turner . ................... . 1,845 Twiggs ................... . 1,167 Union ..................... . 906 Upson ..................... . 3,599 Walker .................... . 8,725 Walton.................... . 4,047 Ware ...................... . 5,895 Warren .................... . 767 Washington................ . 2,029 Wayne ...... : ............. . 3,422 Webster ................... . 494 Wheeler ................... . 934 White ..................... . 1,157 Whitfield .................. . 3,954 Wilcox .................... . 1,822 Wilkes ..................... . 1,709 Wilkinson.................. . 1,870 Worth ..................... . 3,049 TOTALS .............. . 535,550 John Nilan 2,678 1,5.54 1,93,5 1,067 2,678 1,434 2,731 4,052 1,833 2,810 17,328 2,458 1,709 2,404 1,428 3,953 1,802 1,490 979 1,988 1,624 6,509 6,449 1, l/'i7 17,238 303 3,024 3,3.51 3 ,4fi2 608 11,665 1,142 17,805 3,785 6,32.5 2,207 2,438 3,791 886 3,271 2,460 845 4,.576 23,954 3,406 1,803 9,317 4,159 2,797 533 2,561 3,2.52 3,307 1,475 1,188 1,888 10,001 2,397 2,691 36,995 1,259 733 5,341 3,077 3,817 1,223 8,909 3,008 5,546 1,104 3, 2.51 1,851 3,208 1,153 3,604 7,339 1,955 3,473 926 1,958 2,090 1,249 2,041 1,770 1,440 1,024 6,649 1,201 1,365 1,290 1,037 5,679 1,048 1,559 2,529 849 1,709 841 2,571 1,862 3,647 1,422 1,433 1,391 1, 7.50 15,804 3,017 l ,40i, 1,737 3,054 1,638 1,392 2,144 1,442 4,240 1,569 1,177 459 1,407 1,438 9,5~2 2,21.5 619 1,830 1,922 4,953 2,802 932 3,489 688 508 3,405 1,626 2,502 1,798 5,039 3,942 3,405 589 1,081 6,232 1,84i, 1,167 906 3,599 8,725 4,047 5,895 767 2,029 3,422 494 934 1,157 3,954 1,822 1,709 1,870 3,049 535,550 Mrs. Henry Ollila 2,678 1,554 1,935 1,067 2,678 1,434 2,731 4,0r,2 1.833 2,810 17,328 2,4.58 1,709 2,404 1,428 3,953 1,802 1,490 979 1,988 1,624 6,509 6,449 1,157 17,238 303 3,024 3,351 3,4.52 608 11,66,5 1,142 17 ,80.5 3,7sr, 6,32r, 2,207 2,438 3,791 886 3,271 2,460 84/i 4.."i76 23,9.54 3,406 1,803 9,317 4, 1.'i9 2,797 533 2,r,61 3,2r,2 3,307 1,47.5 1,188 1,888 10,001 2,397 2,691 36,99.'i 1 ,2.59 733 5,341 3,077 3,817 1,221 8,909 3,008 S,546 1,104 3,2.'il 1,8.51 3,208 1,1.53 3,604 7,339 1,95.'i 3,473 926 1,9.58 2,090 1,249 2,041 1,770 1,440 1,024 6,649 1,201 1,365 1,290 1,037 5,679 1,048 1,559 2,529 849 1,709 841 2,571 1,862 3,647 1,422 1,433 1,391 1,750 15,804 3,017 1,405 1,737 3,054 1,638 1,392 2,144 1,442 4,240 1,569 1,177 459 1,407 1,438 9,532 2,215 619 1,830 1,922 4,953 2,802 932 3,489 688 508 3,405 1,626 2,502 1,798 5,039 3,942 3,405 589 1,081 6,232 1,845 1,167 906 3,.599 8,725 4,047 5,895 767 2,029 3,422 494 934 1,157 3,954 1,822 1,709 1,870 3,049 535,550 R. Carter Pittman 2,678 1,5.54 1,935 1,067 2,678 1,434 2,731 4,0.'i2 1,833 2,810 17,328 2,4.'i8 1,709 2,404 1,428 3,9.'i3 1,802 1,490 979 1,988 1,624 6,509 6,449 1,l.'i7 17,238 ~03 3,024 3,3.51 3,4.'i2 608 11,66.5 1,142 17,80.'i 3,78.'i fl,~2!) 2,207 2,438 3,701 886 3,271 2,460 84.'i 4,.576 23,9.54 3,406 1,803 9,317 4, l.'i9 2,797 .'i33 2,.561 3,2fi2 3,307 1,47.'i 1,188 1,888 10,001 2,397 2,691 36,99.5 1,2.'i9 733 .'i,341 3,077 3,817 1,223 8,909 3,008 5,.'i46 1,104 3,2.51 1, 8.51 3,208 1, 1.53 3,604 7,339 1,9.'i5 3,473 926 1,9.58 2,090 1,249 2,041 1,770 1,440 1,024 6,649 1,201 1,36.'i 1,290 1,037 5,679 1,048 1,.5.'i9 2,529 849 1,709 841 2,571 1,862 3,647 1,422 1,433 1,391 1,7.50 15,804 3,017 1,40.'i 1,737 3, 0.54 1,638 1,392 2,144 1,442 4,240 1,.569 1,177 459 1,407 1,438 9,.'i32 2,21.5 619 1,830 1,922 4,953 2,802 932 3,489 688 508 3,40.'i 1,626 2,502 1,798 5,039 3,942 3,405 589 1,081 6,232 1,84.5 1,167 906 3,599 8,725 4,047 5,895 767 2,029 3,422 494 934 1,157 3,954 1,822 1,709 1,870 3,049 535,550 Mrs. Carl W. Seiler 2,678 1,554 1,935 1,067 2,678 1,434 2,731 4,052 1,833 2,810 17,328 2,458 1,709 2,404 1,428 3,935 1,802 1,490 979 1,988 1,624 6,509 6,449 1,1.57 17,238 303 3,024 3,351 3,452 608 11,66.5 1,142 11 ,8or, 3,78.'i 6,32.5 2,207 2,438 3,791 886 3,271 2,460 845 4,576 23,954 3,406 1,803 9,317 4,159 2,797 533 2,561 3,2.52 3,307 1,47.5 1,188 1,888 10,001 2,397 2,691 36,995 1,259 733 5,341 3,077 3,817 1,223 8,909 3,008 5,546 1,104 3,2.'il 1,851 3,208 1,l.'i3 3,604 7,339 1,955 3,473 926 1,958 2,090 1,249 2,041 1,770 1,440 1,024 6,649 1,201 1,365 1,290 1,037 5,679 1,048 1,559 2,.529 849 1,709 841 2,571 1,862 3,647 1,422 1,433 1,391 1,7.50 1.5,804 3,017 1,405 1,737 3,0.54 1,638 1,392 2,144 1,442 4,240 1,569 1,177 459 1,407 1,438 9,532 2,215 619 1,830 1,922 4,953 2,802 932 3,489 688 508 3,40,5 1,626 2,502 1,798 5,039 3,942 3,40,5 589 1,081 6,232 1,845 1,167 906 3,599 8,725 4,047 5,895 767 2,029 3,422 494 934 1,157 3,954 1,822 1. 709 1,870 3,049 535,550 R. A. Waldrep 2,678 1,554 1,935 1,067 2,678 1,434 2,731 4,052 1,833 2,810 17,328 2,458 1,709 2,404 1,428 3,953 1,802 1,490 979 1,988 1,624 6,509 6,449 1,1.57 17,238 303 3,024 3,351 3,452 608 11,66.5 1,142 17,805 3,785 6,32,5 2,207 2,438 3,791 886 3,271 2,460 845 4,576 23,954 3,406 1,803 9,317 4,159 2,797 533 2,561 3,252 3,307 1,475 1,188 1,888 10,001 2,397 2,691 36,99.5 1,259 733 5,341 3,077 3,817 1,223 8,909 3,008 5,546 1,104 3,251 1,851 3,208 1,153 3,604 7,339 1,955 3,473 926 1,958 2,090 1,249 2,041 1,770 1,440 1,024 6,649 1,201 1,365 1,290 1,037 5,679 1,048 1,559 2,529 849 1,709 841 2,571 1,862 3,647 1,422 1,433 1,391 1,750 1,5804 3,017 1,405 1,737 3,054 1,638 1,392 2,144 1,442 4,240 1,569 1,177 459 1,407 1,438 9,532 2,215 619 1,830 1,922 4,953 2,802 932 3,489 688 508 3,405 1,626 2,502 1,798 5,039 3,942 3,405 589 1,081 6,232 1,845 1,167 906 3,599 8,725 4,047 5,895 767 2,029 3,422 494 934 1,157 3,954 1 822 1,709 1,870 3,049 535,550 REPUBLICAN PARTY (Presidential Electors) COUNTY Thomas E. Addison, Jr. Appling ..................... Atkinson .................... Bacon ...................... Baker ...................... Baldwin .................... Banks .................. .. Barrow.............. ,. .. Bartow ..................... Ben Hill.................... Berrien ..................... Bibb ....................... Bleckley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brantley .................... Brooks ..................... Bryan ...................... Bulloch ..................... Burke ...................... Butts ....................... Calhoun .................... Camden .................... Candler ..................... Carroll ..................... Catoosa .................... Charlton .................... Chatham ................... Chattahoochee .............. Chattooga .................. Cherokee ................... Clarke ...................... Clay .............. ...... Clayton .................... Clinch ...................... Cobb ....................... Coffee ...................... Colquitt .................... Columbia ................... Cook ....................... Coweta ..................... Crawford ................... Crisp .............. .. Dade ....................... Dawson .................... Decatur .................... DeKalb ..................... Dodge ...................... Dooly ........ .. Dougherty .................. Douglas .................... Early.................... .. Echols ...................... Effingham .................. Elbert ...................... Emanuel .................... Evans ...................... Fannin ..................... Fayette ..................... Floyd ...................... Forsyth ..................... Franklin .................... Fulton ...................... Gilmer ..................... Glascock .................... Glynn ...................... Gordon ..................... Grady............. . .. Greene ..................... Gwinnett ................... Habersham ................. Hall............... . Hancock .................... Haralson .................... Harris ..... , ................ Hart ....................... Heard ...................... Henry ...................... Houston .................... Irwin ....................... Jackson ..................... Jasper ...................... Jeff Davis........... Jefferson Jenkins . .......... .......... .... ........ . ... .. . . . ' .. .. .. Johnson ...... Jones ......... ........ Lamar ......... ... . , ........ . Lanier ....... Laurens ..... Lee ......... . .... ..... ..... ................... Liberty .......... Lincoln..... Long ............ ..... . .. Lowndes .... Lumpkin ... . ...... .. ... . . Macon .......... Madison ................... Marion .... McDuffie .. ...... ...... .. ....... . McIntosh...... , Meriwether . ....... Miller .......... , Mitchell ...... , Monroe ..................... Montgomery ................ Morgan ............... Murray ............... Muscogee....... ........... . .. .. Newton ..................... Oconee ..................... Oglethorpe .. Paulding .... . ....... .... . . . Peach ............ Pickens ........... . . ...... :: Pierce ..................... Pike........... Polk ................ . ... QRRPP uuaaulntbiantdusmaonkmali.p.n..h................................................................................ . Richmond Rockdale . .. .. .. ............. . Schley ................ . Screven . Seminole ...... ...... ... .. .. .. .. . . . Spalding ................... Stephens .................. Stewart .................... Sumter ................. .... TTaallibaofet .rr.o........................ Tattnall .................... Taylor....... Telfair ..... Terrell ..... Thomas ... ..... Tift............... .. TT ooowmn sb.s............ . . . . . . . .... Treutlen .. Troup .... .. .... ... Turner ..................... Twiggs ................... Union .................... Upson ...................... Walker .............. ....... Walton .......... .... . .... Ware.................. .... Warren . Washing t.o.n. .... . . . . . . . .. . .... .... . . Wayne .. Webster . .. . . . ....... . . . . .. .. ,. .. Wheeler ... White ..... .. .... .... ............ Whitfield Wilcox .. .. .. ................ Wilkes ...................... Wilkinson ................... Worth ...................... TOTALS . .............. 795 288 586 99 2,318 398 1,372 2,045 661 566 13,490 756 237 589 381 2,113 1,416 584 234 751 552 3,135 2,043 332 18,106 70 1,087 2,675 5,800 133 8,256 304 18,649 1,241 1,882 1,636 521 2,442 246 935 613 509 749 52,485 1,055 454 5,611 1,848 327 53 769 914 1,297 543 3,475 867 7,470 1,389 716 64,153 2,074 185 3,725 1,815 561 652 5,350 1,611 4,923 381 1,451 1,021 586 303 2,017 4,285 430 1,139 456 577 1,227 574 381 693 575 241 2,738 389 592 408 156 3,073 687 598 600 186 1,324 315 1,120 249 731 770 352 616 1,278 11,193 1,660 713 383 977 904 1,659 579 345 1,729 595 594 90 680 502 14,993 1,195 164 916 201 3,077 1,295 233 1,383 317 232 852 393 720 545 2,261 1,692 1,397 1,492 474 3,239 419 336 1,221 1,494 3,664 1,399 2,047 406 1,247 1,313 72 251 762 4,828 381 873 685 603 380,111 Howard H. (Bo) Callaway 795 288 586 99 2,318 398 1,372 2,045 661 566 13,490 756 237 589 381 2,113 1,416 584 234 751 552 3,135 2,043 332 18,106 70 1,087 2,675 5,800 133 8,256 304 18,649 1,241 1,882 1,636 521 2,442 246 935 613 509 749 52,485 1,055 454 5,611 1,848 327 53 769 914 1,297 543 3,475 867 7,470 1,389 716 64,153 2,074 185 3,725 1,815 561 652 5,350 1,611 4,923 381 1,451 1,021 586 303 2,017 4,285 430 1,139 456 577 1,227 574 381 693 575 241 2,738 389 592 408 156 3,073 687 598 600 186 1,324 315 1,120 249 731 770 352 616 1,278 11,193 1,660 713 383 977 904 1,659 579 345 1,729 595 594 90 680 502 14,993 1,195 164 916 201 3,077 1,295 233 1,383 317 232 852 393 720 545 2,261 1,692 1,397 1,492 474 3,239 419 336 1,221 1,494 3,664 1,399 2,047 406 1,247 1,313 72 251 762 4,828 381 873 685 603 380,111 Joseph L. "Joe" Casey 795 288 586 99 2,318 398 1,372 2,045 661 566 13,490 756 237 589 381 2,113 1,416 584 234 751 552 3,135 2,043 332 18,106 70 1,087 2,675 5,800 133 8,256 304 18,649 1,241 1,882 1,636 521 2,442 246 935 613 509 749 52,485 1,055 454 5,611 1,848 327 53 769 914 1,297 543 3,475 867 7,470 1,389 716 64,153 2,074 185 3,725 1,815 561 652 5,350 1,611 4,923 381 1,451 1,021 586 303 2,017 4,285 430 1,139 456 577 1,227 574 381 693 575 241 2,738 389 592 408 156 3,073 687 598 600 186 1,324 315 1,120 249 731 770 352 616 1,278 11,193 1,660 713 383 977 904 1,659 579 345 1,729 595 594 90 680 502 14,993 1,195 164 916 201 3,077 1,295 233 1,383 317 232 852 393 720 545 2,261 1,692 1,397 1,492 474 3,239 419 336 1,221 1,494 3,664 1,399 2,047 406 1,247 1,313 72 251 762 4,828 381 873 685 603 380,111 Mrs. John A. Cauble 795 288 586 99 2,318 398 1,372 2,045 661 566 13,490 756 237 589 381 2,113 1,416 584 234 751 552 3,135 2,043 332 18,106 70 1,087 2,675 5,800 133 8,256 304 18,649 1,241 1,882 1,636 521 2,442 246 935 613 509 749 52,485 1,055 454 5,611 1,848 327 53 769 914 1,297 543 3,475 867 7,470 1,389 716 64,153 2,074 185 3,725 1,815 561 652 5,350 1,611 4,923 381 1,451 1,021 586 303 2,017 4,285 430 1,139 456 577 1,227 574 381 693 575 241 2,738 389 592 408 156 3,073 687 598 600 186 1,324 315 1,120 249 731 770 352 616 1,278 11,193 1,660 713 383 977 904 1,659 579 345 1,729 595 594 90 680 502 14,993 1,195 164 916 201 3,077 1,295 233 1,383 317 232 852 393 720 545 2,261 1,692 1,397 1,492 474 3,239 419 336 1,221 1,494 3,664 1,399 2,047 406 1,247 1,313 72 251 762 4,828 381 873 685 603 380,111 G.Paul Jones, Jr. 795 288 586 99 2,318 398 1,372 2,045 661 566 13,490 756 237 589 381 2,113 1,416 584 234 751 552 3,135 2,043 332 18,106 70 1,087 2,675 5,800 133 8,256 304 18,649 1,241 1,882 1,636 521 2,442 246 935 613 509 749 52,485 1,055 454 5,611 1,848 327 53 769 914 1,297 543 3,475 867 7,470 1,389 716 64,153 2,074 185 3,725 1,815 561 652 5,350 1,611 4,923 381 1,451 1,021 586 303 2,017 4,285 430 1,139 456 577 1,227 574 381 693 575 241 2,738 389 592 408 156 3,073 687 598 600 186 1,324 315 1,120 249 731 770 352 616 1,278 11,193 1,660 713 383 977 904 1,659 579 345 1,729 595 594 90 680 502 14,993 1,195 164 916 201 3,077 1,295 233 1,383 317 232 852 393 720 545 2,261 1,692 1,397 1,492 474 3,239 419 336 1,221 1,494 3,664 1,399 2,047 406 1,247 1,313 72 251 762 4,828 381 873 685 603 380,111 Mack F. Mattingly 795 288 586 99 2,318 398 1,372 2,045 661 566 13,490 756 237 589 381 2,113 1,416 584 234 751 552 3,135 2,043 332 18,106 70 1,087 2,675 5,800 133 8,256 304 18,649 1,241 1,882 1,636 521 2,442 246 935 613 509 749 52,485 1,055 454 5,611 1,848 327 53 769 914 1,297 543 3,475 867 7,470 1,389 716 64,153 2,074 185 3,725 1,815 561 652 5,350 1,611 4,923 381 1,451 1,021 586 303 2,017 4,285 430 1,139 456 577 1,227 574 381 693 575 241 2,738 389 592 408 156 3,073 687 598 600 186 1,324 315 1,120 249 731 770 352 616 1,278 11,193 1,660 713 383 977 904 1,659 579 345 1,729 595 594 90 680 502 14,993 1,195 164 916 201 3,077 1,295 233 1,383 317 232 852 393 720 545 2,261 1,692 1,397 1,492 474 3,239 419 336 1,221 1,494 3,664 1,399 2,047 406 1,247 1,313 72 251 762 4,828 381 873 685 603 380,111 REPUPLICAN PARTY (Continued) COUNTY Mrs. W. F. McAfee Appling ..................... Atkinson .................... Bacon ...................... Baker ...................... Baldwin .................... Banks ...................... Barrow ..................... Bartow ..................... Ben Hill.................... Berrien ..................... Bibb ....................... Bleckley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brantley .................... Brooks ..................... Bryan ...................... Bulloch ..................... Burke ...................... Butts ....................... Calhoun .................... Camden .................... Candler ..................... Carroll ..................... Catoosa .................... Charlton .................... Chatham ................... Chattahoochee . . . ........... Chattooga .................. Cherokee ................... Clarke ...................... Clay ....................... Clayton .................... Clinch ...................... Cobb ....................... Coffee ...................... Colquitt .................... Columbia ................... Cook ....................... Coweta ..................... Crawford ................... Crisp ....................... Dade ....................... Dawson .................... Decatur .................... DeKalb .................... Dodge ...................... Dooly ...................... Dougherty .................. Douglas ........ Early ........... .. .. ....... .... . Echols .................. ... Effingham ............... ... Elbert ...................... Emanuel. ................... Evans ...................... Fannin ..................... Fayette ..................... Floyd ...................... Forsyth ..................... Franklin .................... Fulton ..................... Gilmer ............ Glascock ........... ................ . Glynn ...................... Gordon ................. .. ,. Grady ..................... Greene .................... Gwinnett ................... Habersham ................. Hall ....................... Hancock .................... Haralson .................... Harris ...................... Hart . Heard ................ ............... ........ . Henry ...................... Houston .................... Irwin ...................... Jackson ..................... Jasper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jeff Davis................... Jefferson ................... Jenkins .................... Johnson .................... Jones .............. ........ Lamar ..................... Lanier ...... Laurens ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. .. .. .. . . Lee ........................ Liberty .................. Lincoln .................... Long ....................... I.,owndes .................... Lumpkin ................... Macon ..................... Madison .................... Marion ..................... McDuffie ................... McIntosh ................... Meriwcther . . ............... Miller ...................... Mitchell .................... Monroe ..................... Montgomery ............... Morgan ..................... Murray ..................... Muscogee ................... Newton ..................... Oconee ..................... Oglethorpe .................. Paulding .................... Peach ...................... Pickens ..................... Pierce ...................... Pike ........................ Polk ....................... Pulaski. .................... Putnam .................... Quitman .................... Rabun ...................... Randolph ................... Richmond .................. Rockdale ................... Schley ...................... Screven ..................... Seminole .................... Spalding .................... Stephens .................... Stewart ..................... Sumter ..................... Talbot ...................... Taliaferro ............ ....... Tattnall .................... Taylor ...................... Telfair ...................... Terrell ...................... Thomas .................... Tift ........................ Toombs .................... Towns ...................... Treutlen .................... Troup ...................... Turner ..................... Twiggs ..................... Union ...................... Upson ...................... Walker ..................... Walton ..................... Ware ....................... Warren ..................... Washington ................. Wayne ..................... Webster .................... Wheeler .................... White ...................... Whitfield ................... Wilcox ..................... Wilkes ...................... Wilkinson ................... Worth ...................... 795 288 586 99 2,318 398 1,372 2,045 661 566 13,490 756 237 589 381 2,113 1,416 584 234 751 552 3,135 2,043 332 18,106 70 1,087 2,675 5,800 133 8,256 304 18,649 1,241 1,882 1,636 521 2,442 246 935 613 509 749 52,485 1,055 454 5,611 1,848 327 53 769 914 1,297 543 3,475 867 7,470 1,389 716 64,153 2,074 185 3,725 1,815 561 652 5,350 1,611 4,923 381 1,4.51 1,021 586 303 2,017 4,285 430 1,139 4.56 577 1,227 574 381 693 575 241 2,738 389 592 408 1,56 3,073 687 598 600 186 1,324 315 1,120 249 731 770 352 616 1,278 11,193 1,660 713 383 977 904 1,659 579 345 1,729 595 594 90 680 502 14,993 1,195 164 916 201 3,077 1,295 233 1,383 317 232 852 393 720 545 2,261 1,692 1,397 1,492 474 3,239 419 336 1,221 1,494 3,664 1,399 2,047 406 1,247 1,313 72 251 762 4,828 381 873 685 603 TOTALS .... 380,111 John B. Miller 795 288 586 99 2,318 398 1,372 2,045 661 566 13,490 756 237 589 381 2,113 1,416 584 234 751 552 3,135 2,043 332 18,106 70 1,087 2,675 5,800 133 8,256 304 18,649 1,241 1,882 1,636 521 2,442 246 935 613 509 749 52,485 1,055 454 5,611 1,848 327 53 769 914 1,297 543 3,475 867 7,470 1,389 716 64, 1.53 2,074 18.5 3,725 1,815 561 652 5,350 1,611 4,923 381 1,451 1,021 586 303 2,017 4,285 430 1,139 456 577 1,227 574 381 693 575 241 2,738 389 592 408 156 3,073 687 598 600 186 1,324 315 1,120 249 731 770 352 616 1,278 11,193 1,660 713 383 977 904 1,659 579 345 1,729 595 594 90 680 502 14,993 1,195 164 916 201 3,077 1,295 233 1,383 317 232 852 393 720 545 2,261 1,692 1,397 1,492 474 3,239 419 336 1,221 1,494 3,664 1,399 2,047 406 1,247 1,313 72 251 762 4,828 381 873 685 603 380,111 Terry A. Moshier 795 288 586 99 2,318 398 1,372 2,045 661 566 13,490 756 237 589 381 2,113 1,416 584 234 751 552 3,135 2,043 332 18,106 70 1,087 2.675 5,800 133 8,256 304 18,649 1,241 1,882 1,636 521 2,442 246 935 613 509 749 52,485 1,0.55 454 5,611 1,848 327 S3 769 914 1,297 543 3,475 867 7,470 1,389 716 64,153 2,074 185 3,725 1,815 561 652 .5,3.50 1,611 4,923 381 1,4.'il 1,021 5am86 2,017 4,28.5 430 1,rn9 456 r,77 1,227 .574 381 693 575 241 2,738 389 .',92 408 1.56 3,073 687 598 600 186 1,324 315 1,120 249 731 770 352 616 1,278 11,193 1,660 713 383 977 904 1,659 579 345 1,729 595 594 90 680 502 14,993 1,195 164 916 201 3,077 1,295 233 1,383 317 232 852 393 720 545 2,261 1,692 1,397 1,492 474 3,239 419 336 1,221 1,494 3,664 1,399 2,047 406 1,247 1,313 72 251 762 4,828 381 873 685 603 380,111 Nolan Murrah, Jr. 795 288 586 99 2,318 398 1,372 2,045 661 566 13,490 7.56 237 589 381 2,113 1,416 584 234 751 5.52 3,135 2,043 332 18,106 70 1,087 2,67.5 5,800 133 8,2.56 304 18,649 1,241 1,882 1,636 521 2,442 246 935 613 509 749 52,485 1,055 454 5,611 1,848 327 .53 769 914 1,297 543 3,475 867 7,470 1,389 716 64,153 2,074 185 3,725 1,81.5 561 652 5,350 1,611 4,923 381 1,451 1,021 586 303 2,017 4,285 430 1,139 4.56 577 1,227 574 381 693 575 241 2,738 389 592 408 156 3,073 687 598 600 186 1,324 315 1,120 249 731 770 352 616 1,278 11,193 1,660 713 383 977 904 1,659 579 345 1,729 595 594 90 680 502 14,993 1,195 164 916 201 3,077 1,295 233 1,383 317 232 852 393 720 545 2,261 1,692 1,397 1,492 474 3,239 419 336 1,221 1,494 3,664 1,399 2,047 406 1,247 1,313 72 251 762 4,828 381 873 685 603 380,111 WillardE. Strain 795 288 586 99 2,318 398 1,372 2,045 661 566 13,490 756 237 589 381 2,113 1,416 584 234 751 552 3,135 2,043 332 18,106 70 1,087 2,675 5,800 133 8,256 304 18,649 1,241 1,882 1,636 521 2,442 246 935 613 509 749 52,485 1,055 4.54 5,611 1,848 327 53 769 914 1,297 543 3,475 867 7,470 1,389 716 64,1.53 2,074 185 3,725 1,815 561 652 5,350 1,611 4,923 381 1,451 1,021 586 303 2,017 4,285 430 1,139 4.56 577 1,227 574 381 693 575 241 2,738 389 592 408 156 3,073 687 598 600 186 1,324 315 1,120 249 731 770 352 616 1,278 11,193 1,660 713 38.3 977 904 1,6.59 579 34.5 1,729 595 594 90 680 502 14,993 1,195 164 916 201 3,077 1,295 233 1,383 317 232 852 393 720 545 2,261 1,692 1,397 1,492 474 3,239 419 336 1,221 1,494 3,664 1,399 2,047 406 1,247 1,313 72 251 762 4,828 381 873 685 603 380,111 Frank Troutman, Jr. 795 288 586 99 2,318 398 1,372 2,045 661 566 13,490 756 237 589 381 2,113 1,416 584 234 751 552 3,135 2,043 332 18,106 70 1,087 2,675 5,800 133 8,256 304 18,649 1,241 1,882 1,636 521 2,442 246 935 613 509 749 52,485 1,055 454 5,611 1,848 327 53 769 914 1,297 543 3,475 867 7,470 1,389 716 64, 1.53 2,074 185 3,725 1,815 561 652 5,3/,0 1,611 4,923 381 1,451 1,021 586 303 2,017 4,285 430 1,139 456 577 1,227 574 381 693 575 241 2,738 389 592 408 156 3,073 687 598 600 186 1,324 315 1,120 249 731 770 352 616 1,278 11,193 1,660 713 383 977 904 1,659 579 345 1,729 595 594 90 680 502 14,993 1,195 164 916 201 3,077 1,295 233 1,383 317 232 852 393 720 545 2,261 1,692 1,397 1,492 474 3,239 419 336 1,221 1,494 3,664 1,399 2,047 406 1,247 1,313 72 251 762 4,828 381 873 68.5 603 380,111 DEMOCRATIC PARTY (Presidential Electors) COUNTY Ivan Allen, Jr. Appling.................... . Atkinson................... . Bacon ..................... . Baker ..................... . Baldwin ................... . Banks ..................... . Barrow .................... . Bartow.................... . BenHill ................... . Berrien .................... . Bibb ...................... . Bleckley ................... . Brantley................... . Brooks .................... . Bryan ..................... . Bulloch.................... . Burke ..................... . Butts...................... . Calhoun ................... . Camden ................... . Candler.................... . Carroll .................... . Catoosa ................... . Charlton................... . Chatham .................. . Chattahoochee ............. . Chattooga ................. . Cherokee .................. . Clarke..................... . Clay ...................... . Clayton ................... . Clinch..................... . Cobb...................... . Coffee ..................... . Colquitt ................... . Columbia.................. . Cook...................... . Coweta.................... . Crawford .................. . Crisp ...................... . Dade ...................... . Dawson ................... . Decatur ................... . DeKalb .................... . Dodge..................... . Dooly ..................... . Dougherty ................. . Douglas ................... . Early...................... . Echols................... .. Effingham ................. . Elbert.................... . Emanuel. .................. . Evans ..................... . Fannin .................... . Fayette.................... . Floyd ..................... . Forsyth.................... . Franklin................... . Fulton..................... . Gilmer .................... . Glascock ................... . Glynn ..................... . Gordon .................... . Grady ..................... . Greene .................... . Gwinnett ................ . Habersham ................ . Hall ....................... . Hancock .................. . Hara]son ................... . Harris ............... . .. Hart ................ .. .. Heard............... ... Henry ..................... . Houston ................... . Irwin .............. ....... . Jackson ...... .......... . Jasper ................. . Jeff Davis....... . ....... . Jefferson... . ......... . Jenkins ............... . Johnson ................... . Jones ...... ....... Lamar..... . ........... . Lanier .................... . Lamens .......... - ....... - . Lee .................... .. Liberty........ . ......... . Lincoln .................. - .. Long......... . Lowndes .................. . Lumpkin .................. . Macon........ - ......... . Madison.................. . Marion .......... - .. - - - - .. McDuffie .................. . McIntosh.................. . Meriwether . .............. . Miller ..................... . Mitchell .................. . Monroe .................... . Montgomery .............. . Morgan .................. . Murray.................... . Muscogee .................. . Newton................... . Oconee .................... . Oglethorpe................ . Paulding.................. . Peach ................... . Pickens................... . Pierce ............. - . - . - .. - Pike....................... . Polk .................... . Pulaski. ................ . Putnam ................... . Quitman ................ . Rabun ..................... . Randolph .................. . Richmond ................. . Rockdale ................ . Schley.................... . Screven .................... . Seminole.................. . Spalding.................. . Stephens................. . Stewart................... . Sumter .................... . Talbot .................... . Taliaferro............... . Tattnall ................... . Taylor..................... . Telfair...... . . . . .. Terrell....... . .... . Thomas .................. . Tift....... .. ......... . Toombs... . .. . Towns..... . ......... . Treutlen... . ........ . Troup..... . .... . Turner ..... Twiggs.... . ... Union .... . Upson..... . Walker .......... . Walton..... . .. . Ware .............. . Warren .......... . Washington ....... . Wayne ................ .. Webster .............. . Wheeler .......... . White .......... . Whitfield.......... .. .... Wilcox.......... . .. Wilkes................. . Wilkinson........ . ... . Worth..................... . 760 686 279 548 2,109 296 1,070 2,149 876 451 10,.579 396 317 787 560 1,788 1,676 959 697 1,146 587 2,326 901 455 18,201 148 1,255 1,434 5,543 516 3,510 334 8,755 1,331 1,119 905 603 1,204 489 1,017 282 246 1,729 27,796 1,230 879 3,831 1,242 7&5 56 635 1,216 1,508 492 1,229 551 4,036 647 766 77,847 690 47 3,247 1,161 1,425 1,635 3,226 1,070 3,174 2,165 771 1,072 979 356 2,317 2,831 474 1,537 835 376 1,899 704 446 1,105 790 277 3,451 673 1,572 491 574 2,402 396 954 621 247 991 943 1,760 171 1,255 1,028 503 973 818 7,591 1,996 414 483 1,023 1,362 677 507 632 2,007 .514 972 198 590 1,028 11,770 1,213 309 1,411 369 2,949 1,035 489 1,701 510 678 957 691 1,038 1,275 2,583 1,187 896 770 341 2,896 412 812 974 1,480 1,930 1,552 2,255 582 1,443 980 147 488 435 2,723 465 953 829 719 TOTALS .............. . 334,440 R.A. Dent 760 686 279 548 2,109 296 1,070 2,149 876 451 10,579 396 317 787 560 1,788 1,676 959 697 1,146 587 2,326 901 455 18,201 148 1,255 1,434 5,543 516 3,510 334 8,755 1,331 1,119 905 603 1,204 489 1,017 282 246 1,729 27,796 1,230 879 3,831 1,242 785 56 635 1,216 1,508 492 1,229 551 4,036 647 766 77,847 690 47 3,247 1,161 1,425 1,635 3,226 1,070 3,174 2,165 771 1,072 979 356 2,317 2,831 474 1,537 835 376 1,899 704 446 1,105 790 277 3,451 673 1,572 491 574 2,402 396 954 621 247 991 943 1,760 171 1,255 1,028 503 973 818 7,591 1,996 414 483 1,023 1,362 677 507 632 2,007 514 972 198 590 1,028 11,770 1,213 309 1,411 369 2,949 1,035 489 1,701 510 678 957 691 1,038 1,275 2,583 1,187 896 770 341 2,896 412 812 974 1,480 1,930 1,552 2,255 582 1,443 980 147 488 435 2,723 465 953 829 719 334,440 W. Elliott Charles M. Dunwody,III Jones 760 686 279 548 2,109 296 1,070 2,149 876 451 10,579 396 317 787 560 1,788 1,676 959 697 1,146 587 2,326 901 455 18,201 148 1,255 1,434 5,543 516 3,510 334 8,755 1,331 1,119 905 603 1,204 489 1,017 282 246 1,729 27,796 1,230 879 3,831 1,242 785 56 635 1,216 1,508 492 1,229 551 4,036 647 766 77,847 690 47 3,247 1,161 1,425 1,635 3,226 1,070 3,174 2,165 771 1,072 979 356 2,317 2,831 474 1,537 835 376 1,899 704 446 1,105 790 277 3,451 673 1,572 491 574 2,402 396 954 621 247 991 943 1,760 171 1,255 1,028 503 973 818 7,591 1,996 414 483 1,023 1,362 677 507 632 2,007 514 972 198 590 1,028 11,770 1,213 309 1,411 369 2,949 1,035 489 1,701 510 678 957 691 1,038 1,275 2,583 1,187 896 770 341 2,896 412 812 974 1,480 1,930 1,552 2,255 582 1,443 980 147 488 435 2,723 465 953 829 719 760 686 279 548 2,109 296 1,070 2,149 876 451 10,579 396 317 787 560 1,788 1,676 959 697 1,146 758 2,326 901 4.55 18,201 148 1,255 1,434 5,543 516 3,510 334 8,75.5 1,331 1,119 905 603 1,204 489 1,017 282 246 1,729 27,796 1,230 879 3,831 1,242 785 56 635 1,216 1,508 492 1,229 5.51 4,036 647 766 77,847 690 47 3,247 1,161 1,425 1,635 3,226 1,070 3,174 2,165 771 1,072 979 356 2,317 2,831 474 1,537 83.5 376 1,899 704 446 1,105 790 277 3,451 673 1,572 491 574 2,402 396 954 621 247 991 943 1,760 171 1,255 1,028 503 973 818 7,591 1,996 414 483 1,023 1,362 677 507 632 2,007 514 972 198 590 1,028 11,770 1,213 309 1,411 369 2,949 1,035 489 1,701 510 678 957 691 1,038 1,275 2,583 1,187 896 770 341 2,896 412 812 974 1,480 1,930 1,552 2,255 582 1,443 980 147 488 435 2,723 465 953 829 719 334,440 334,440 Irving K. Kaler 760 686 279 548 2,109 296 1,070 2,149 876 451 10,579 396 317 787 560 1,788 1,676 959 697 1,146 587 2,326 901 455 18,201 148 1,255 1,434 5,543 516 3,.510 334 8,755 1,331 1,119 905 603 1,204 489 1,017 282 246 1,729 27,796 1,230 879 3,831 1,242 785 56 635 1,216 1,508 492 1,229 551 4,036 647 766 77,847 690 47 3,247 1,161 1,425 1,635 3,226 1,070 3,174 2,165 771 1,072 979 356 2,317 2,831 474 1,537 835 376 1,899 704 446 1,105 790 277 3,451 673 1,572 491 574 2,402 396 954 621 247 991 943 1,760 171 1,255 1,028 503 973 818 7,591 1,996 414 483 1,023 1,362 677 507 632 2,007 514 972 198 590 1,028 11,770 1,213 309 1,411 369 2,949 1,035 489 1,701 510 678 957 691 1,038 1,275 2,583 1,187 896 770 341 2,896 412 812 974 1,480 1,930 1,552 2,255 582 1,443 980 147 488 435 2,723 465 953 829 719 334,440 Thomas J. Majors 760 686 279 548 2,109 296 1,070 2,149 876 451 10,579 396 317 787 560 1,778 1,676 959 697 1,146 587 2,326 901 455 18,201 148 1,255 1,434 5,543 516 3,510 334 8,755 1,331 1,119 905 603 1,204 489 1,017 282 246 1,729 27,796 1,230 879 3,831 1,242 785 56 635 1,216 1,508 492 1,229 551 4,036 647 766 77,847 690 47 3,247 1,161 1,425 1,635 3,226 1,070 3,174 2,165 771 1,072 979 356 2,317 2,831 474 1,537 835 376 1,899 704 446 1,105 790 277 3,451 673 1,572 491 ,574 2,402 396 954 621 247 991 943 1,760 171 1,255 1,028 503 973 818 7,591 1,996 414 483 1,023 1,362 677 507 632 2,007 514 972 198 590 1,028 11,770 1,213 309 1,411 369 2,949 1,035 489 1,701 510 678 957 691 1,038 1,275 2,583 1,187 896 770 341 2,896 412 812 974 1,480 1,930 1,552 2,255 582 1,443 980 147 488 435 2,723 465 953 829 719 334,440 DEMOCRATIC PARTY (Continued) COUNTY Appling ................... . Atkinson ................... . Bacon ................... . Baker.......... .. ...... . Baldwin .................. . Banks ..................... . Barrow..... . ....... . Bartow .................... . Ben Hill ................... . Berrien .................... . Bibb ...................... . Bleckley................... . Brantley....... . ......... . Brooks ................. .. Bryan ..................... . Bulloch .................... . Burke ..................... . Butts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Calhoun ................... . Camden ................... . Candler ................... . Carroll .................... . Catoosa ................... . Charlton ................... . Chatham .................. . Chattahoochee ............. . Chattooga ................. . Cherokee .................. . Clarke..................... . Clay ...................... . Clayton ................... . Clinch..................... . Cobb ...................... . Coffee...... . ............ . Colquitt ................... . Columbia .................. . Cook ...................... . Coweta........ . ......... . Crawford .................. . Crisp ...................... . Dade...................... . Dawson ................. . Decatur ............... ... . DeKalb .................... . Dodge................... . Dooly ..................... . Dougherty................ . Douglas .................. . Early ...................... . Echols..................... . Effingham ................. . Elbert..................... . Emanuel. .................. . Evans ..................... . Fannin .................... . Fayette.................... . Floyd ................... . Forsyth .................... . Franklin ................... . Fulton......... . ......... . Gilmer .................... . Glascock .................. . Glynn .................... . Gordon .................... . Grady..................... . Greene .................... . Gwinnett .................. . Habersham ................ . Hall....................... . Hancock ................... . Haralson .. ................ . Harris ..................... . Hart ..................... . Heard..................... . Henry ..................... . Houston ................... . Irwin ...................... . Jackson .................... . Jasper..................... . Jeff Davis .................. . Jefferson ................... . Jenkins.................... . Johnson ................... . Jones ........ .. Lamar ..................... . Lanier ..................... . Laurens ................... . Lee ....................... . Liberty.................... . Lincoln ................... . Long...................... . Lowndes................... . Lumpkin .................. . Macon .................... . Madison................... . Marion .................... . McDuffie .................. . McIntosh .................. . Meriwether . ............... . Miller ..................... . Mitchell ................... . Monroe .................... . Montgomery ............... . Morgan .................... . Murray.................... . Muscogee .................. . Newton .................... . Oconee .................... . Oglethorpe................. . Paulding................... . Peach ..................... . Pickens .................... . Pierce ..................... . Pike....................... . Polk ...................... . Pulaski. ................... . Putnam .................. . Quitman................. . Rabun..................... . Randolph .................. . Richmond ................. . Rockdale. . ........... . Schley..................... . Screven .................... . Seminole................... . Spalding................... . Stephens................... . Stewart.................... . Sumter .................... . Talbot ..................... . Taliaferro .................. . Tattnall ................... . Taylor..................... . Telfair..................... . Terrell..................... . Thomas ................... . Tift ............ ......... Toombs ................... . Towns..................... . Treutlen ................... . Troup ..................... . Turner .................... . Twiggs .................... . Union ..................... . Upson..................... . Walker .................... . Walton .................... . Ware ...................... . Warren .................... . Washington ................ . Wayne .................... . Webster ................... . Wheeler ................... . White ..................... . Whitfield .................. . Wilcox .................... . Wilkes..................... . Wilkinson .................. . Worth ..................... . TOTALS ........... . Mrs. James F. Meacham 760 686 279 548 2,109 296 1,070 2,149 876 451 10,579 396 317 787 560 1,788 1,676 9.59 697 1,146 587 2,326 901 455 18,201 148 1,255 1,434 5,543 516 3,510 334 8,755 1,331 1,119 905 603 1,204 489 1,017 282 246 1,729 27,796 1,230 879 3,831 1,242 785 56 635 1,216 1,508 492 1,229 551 4,036 647 766 77,847 690 47 3,247 1,161 1,425 1,635 3,226 1,070 3,174 2,165 771 1,072 979 356 2,317 2,831 474 1,537 835 376 1,899 704 446 1,105 790 277 3,451 673 1,572 491 574 2,402 396 954 621 247 991 943 1,760 171 1,255 1,028 503 973 818 7,591 1,996 414 483 1,023 1,362 677 507 632 2,007 514 972 198 590 1,028 11,770 1,213 309 1,411 369 2,949 1,035 489 1,701 510 678 957 691 1,038 1,275 2,583 1,187 896 770 341 2,896 412 812 974 1,480 1,930 1,552 2,255 582 1,443 980 147 488 435 2,723 465 953 829 719 334,440 J. L. Pilcher 760 686 279 548 2,109 296 1,070 2,149 876 451 10,579 396 317 787 560 1,788 1,676 959 697 1,146 587 2,326 901 455 18,201 148 1,25.5 1,434 5,543 516 3,510 334 8,755 1,331 1,119 905 603 1,204 489 1,017 282 246 1,729 27,796 1,230 879 3,831 1,242 785 56 635 1,216 1,508 492 1,229 551 4,036 647 766 77,847 690 47 3,247 1,161 1,425 1,635 3,226 1,070 3,174 2,165 771 1,072 979 356 2,317 2,831 474 1,537 835 376 1,899 704 446 1,105 790 277 3,451 673 1,572 491 574 2,402 396 954 621 247 991 943 1,760 171 1,255 1,028 503 973 818 7,591 1,996 414 483 1,023 1,362 677 507 632 2,007 514 972 198 590 1,028 11,770 1,213 309 1,411 369 2,949 1,035 489 1,701 510 678 957 691 1,038 1,275 2,583 1,187 896 770 341 2,896 412 812 974 1,480 1,930 1,552 2,255 582 1,443 980 147 488 435 2,723 465 953 829 719 334,440 Mamie Bynes Reese 760 686 279 548 2,109 296 1,070 2,149 876 451 10,579 396 317 787 560 1,788 1,676 959 697 1,146 .587 2,326 901 455 18,201 148 1,255 1,434 5,M3 516 3,.510 334 8,755 1,331 1,119 905 603 1,204 489 1,017 282 246 1,729 27,796 1,230 879 3,831 1,242 78.5 56 635 1,216 1,508 492 1,229 551 4,036 647 766 77,847 690 47 3,247 1,161 1,425 1,635 3,226 1,070 3,174 2,165 771 1,072 979 356 2,317 2,831 474 1,537 835 376 1,899 704 446 1,105 790 277 3,451 673 1,572 491 574 2,402 396 954 621 247 991 943 1,760 171 1,2.55 1,028 503 973 818 7,591 1,996 414 483 1,023 1,362 677 507 632 2,007 514 972 198 590 1,028 11,770 1,213 309 1,411 369 2,949 1,035 489 1,701 510 678 957 691 1,038 1,275 2,583 1,187 896 770 341 2,896 412 812 974 1,480 1,930 1,552 2,255 582 1,443 980 147 488 435 2,723 465 953 829 719 334,440 J.,awrence Wood (Chip) Robert, Jr. 760 686 279 548 2,109 296 1,070 2,149 876 451 10,579 396 317 787 560 1,788 1,676 959 697 1,146 587 2,326 901 455 18,201 148 1,2.5.5 1,434 5,543 516 3,510 334 8,755 1,331 1,119 905 603 1,204 489 1,017 282 246 1,729 27,796 1,230 879 3,831 1,242 785 56 635 1,216 1,508 492 1,229 551 4,036 647 766 77,847 690 47 3,247 1,161 1,425 1,635 3,226 1,070 3,174 2,165 771 1,072 979 356 2,317 2,831 474 1,537 835 376 1,899 704 416 1,105 790 277 3,451 673 1,572 491 574 2,402 396 954 621 247 991 943 1,760 171 1,255 1,028 503 973 818 7,591 1,996 414 483 1,023 1,362 677 507 632 2,007 514 972 198 590 1,028 11,770 1,213 309 1,411 369 2,949 1,035 489 1,701 510 678 957 691 1,038 1,275 2,583 1,187 896 770 341 2,896 412 812 974 1,480 1,930 1,552 2,25,5 582 1,443 980 147 488 435 2,723 465 953 829 719 334,440 W. Carroll Ward 760 686 279 548 2,109 296 1,070 2,149 876 451 10,579 396 317 787 560 1,788 1,676 959 697 1,146 587 2,326 901 455 18,201 148 1,255 1,434 5,543 516 3,510 334 8,755 1,331 1,119 905 603 1,204 489 1,017 282 246 1,729 27,796 1,230 879 3,831 1,242 785 56 635 1,216 1,508 492 1,229 551 4,036 647 766 77,847 690 47 3,247 1,161 1,425 1,635 3,226 1,070 3,174 2,165 771 1,072 979 356 2,317 2,831 474 1,537 835 376 1,899 704 446 1,105 790 277 3,451 673 1,.572 491 574 2,402 396 954 621 247 991 943 1,760 171 1,255 1,028 503 973 818 7,591 1,996 414 483 1,023 1,362 677 507 632 2,007 514 972 198 590 1,028 11,770 1,213 309 1,411 369 2,949 1,035 489 1,701 510 678 957 691 1,038 1,27,5 2,583 1,187 896 770 341 2,896 412 812 974 1,480 1,930 1,552 2,255 582 1,443 980 147 488 435 2,723 465 953 829 719 334,440 Mrs. P. Q. Yancey 760 686 279 548 2,109 296 1,070 2,149 876 451 10,579 396 317 787 560 1,787 1,676 959 697 1,146 587 2,326 901 455 18,201 148 1,255 1,434 5,543 516 3,510 334 8,755 1,331 1,119 90.5 603 1,204 489 1,017 282 246 1,729 27,796 1,230 879 3,831 1,242 785 56 635 1,216 1,508 492 1,229 551 4,036 647 766 77,847 690 47 3,247 1,161 1,425 1,635 3,226 1,070 3,174 2,165 771 1,072 979 356 2,317 2,831 474 1,.537 835 376 1,899 704 446 1,105 790 277 3,451 673 1,572 491 574 2,402 396 954 621 247 991 943 1,760 171 1,2.55 1,028 503 973 818 7,591 1,996 414 483 1,023 1,362 677 ,507 632 2,007 514 972 198 590 1,028 11,770 1,213 309 1,411 369 2,949 1,035 489 1,701 510 678 957 691 1,038 1,275 2,583 1,187 896 770 341 2,896 412 812 974 1,480 1,930 1,552 2,25,5 582 1,443 980 147 488 435 2,723 465 953 829 719 334,440 BREAKDOWN OF WRITE-IN VOTES FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS GENERAL ELECTION, 1968 THOMAS COUNTY EUGENE McCARTHY ---------------------- ----------------------------PRESIDENT) ( l) TED KENNEDY ______________________________________________________________VICE PRESIDENT) Lester Maddox ---------------------------------- 1 Ivan Allen ------------------------------ 1 H. (Bo) Callaway ----------------- 1 Peter Zack Geer ________ --------------------- 1 R. A. Dent ------------------------------ 1 Charles M. Jones --------------------------- 1 T. J. Majors ----------------------------- _ 1 J. L. Pilcher -------------------------------- 1 G. Paul Jones . ----------------------------- 1 J. T. Casey _____________ ------------------- 1 Carson Wallace ---------------------- __ 1 *FLOYD COUNTY MAYNARD JACKSON ---------------------------PRESIDENTIAL ELECTOR ( 1) *BREAKDOWN OF WRITE-IN VOTES FOR PRESIDENT GENERAL ELECTION, 1968 EUGENE McCARTHY_ --------(40) Thomas County __________________________ 1 White County _____________________ ________ 1 Whitfield County --------------------- 3 Baldwin County -------------------------- 2 Glynn County ______________ _______________ 1 Clayton County ____ _____________________ 2 Clarke County --------------------------- 4 Rabun County _________________ _________ 1 Gwinnett County ------------------------ 1 Fulton County ____________________ ------ 24 PAT PAULSON ---------------------------(20) Fulton County __________________________ 19 Floyd County _________ __________ _______ 1 EDWARD KENNEDY ________________ (4) Fulton County _________________ __________ 4 E. MUSKIE ____ --------------------------- (3) Fulton County ____________________ ------- 3 DICK GREGORY _____________________ (7) Worth County ---------------------------- 1 Glynn County ------------------- ___ 1 Fulton County _______ -------------- 5 ELDRIDGE CLEVER ________________ ( 1) Fulton County __________ ________________ 1 FRED HALSTEAD _____________ __ __ (6) Fulton County ________________ ---------- 6 SHERIE WATTS _____ _------------- (1) Fulton County ____ _____________ ___ 1 FLETCHER THOMPSON ________ ( 1) Fulton County . _____________ ___ _ 1 HENNING A. BLOMAN _ ________ (1) Fulton County ____ __ ------------ 1 RONALD REAGAN _______________ .. (1) Fulton County __ _________________________ 1 LEE DAVIS --------------------------------- (1) Fulton County _____ _ __ _______________ 1 HAROLD STASSEN ____________________ (1) Fulton County ---------------- ________ 1 BILLY GRAHAM ---------------------- ( 1) Fulton County ---------------------------- 1 EVERETT DIRKSON _____ ( 1) Fulton County _________ ______ __ _______ 1 NELSON ROCKEFELLER ________ (4) Floyd County ------------------ 1 Fulton County ________ ___ _______________ 3 VINCE DOOLEY _________________ ______ (1) Gwinnett County ____________ 1 ALBERT MINISH ----------------- ( 1) Gwinnett County . ----------------- 1 PAT PAULSEN __________________________ (6) Gwinnett County _________ ______________ 1 Muscogee County _______________ ___ _ 1 Terrell County ________________ ___________ 1 Glynn County ___ _____ __________________ 1 Clayton County __________________________ 2 SEN. GEORGE McGOVERN ____ ( 1) Lee County --------------------------- 1 D. C. BAKER ------------------ __ ________ ( 1) Madison County _____________________ 1 BOBBY GRAY ------------------- _____ __ (1) Muscogee County ______________________ 1 RICHARD NIXON_____________ _____ (2) Baldwin County ____ __________________ _ 2 TED KENNEDY ___________________ __ (1) Baldwin County __________________________ 1 EUGENE CLEAVER __________________ (1) Glynn County ____________________ _______ 1 JOHN LINDSEY ______ _______________ __ ( 1) Clayton County __________________________ 1 NELSON ROCKEFELLER (2) Clayton County ___________ _ 2 GENE McCARTHY ________________ (2) Floyd County __ _____ __________________ 2 PAT PALLSON ________ _ ___________ (2) DeKalb County _____ ________________ 2 PAT L. PAULSEN _ _ _________ (1) Baldwin County ____ _ _____________ 1 *BREAKDOWN OF WRITE-IN VOTES FOR VICE PRESIDENT GENERAL ELECTION, 1968 GENERAL CURTIS LeMAY ____ (1) Lee County ___ __________________ __ _ 1 JOEL EAVES _ ______________ ( 1) Gwinnett County _____ _________________ 1 GEORGE McGOVERN ( 1) Gwinnett County __ __________ 1 C. LeMAY ________ _ ----------- --- (4) Richmond County _______ _ 4 CURTIS LeMAY White County - ----------- (2) 2 FLIP WILSON ________________ ___ __ ( 1) Terrell County ___ ________________ _ 1 EDWARD KENNEDY ________________ (4) Whitfield County ____ _ 1 Baldwin County _ _____ __ ___________ 2 Fulton County __________ __________ ______ 1 JULIAN BOND __ _ Baldwin County . Fulton County ____ _ -- -------- (3) 1 2 EDMUND S. MUSKIE _____________ _ ( 1) Baldwin County ___ _ 1 DICK GREGORY _______________ (2) Glynn County __ __________ __ __ 1 Clayton County ______ ___________________ 1 PAT PAULSEN ____________________ (1) Glynn County _____ ______________________ 1 RONALD REAGAN _____ _________ __ ( 1) Clayton County _ _ _______________ 1 EDMUND MUSKIE _______________ (2) DeKalb County ___ ______________ ___ 2 BOB VAN HOUSTON _____________ __ ( 1) Fulton County _____________ ____ ________ 1 ( ) Figure in brackets indicates total. ANDREW VITALE ________________ (1) Fulton County __ _____________________ 1 TOM SMOTHERS ____________________ (2) Fulton County _____________________ ______ 2 PAUL BORETELLE __________________ (5) Fulton County ________________ __________ 5 HOWARD H. CALLAWAY _______ 1 Fulton County ---------------------------- 1 THEODORE KENNEDY __________ ( 1) Fulton County __________________________ 1 LESTER MADDOX ____________________ ( 1) Fulton County _____________ ______________ 1 DAN WILLIAMS ______ _________________ ( 1) Fulton County ________________________ __ 1 EUGENE McCARTHY _____________ (1) Fulton County __________________________ _ 1 CARL SANDERS-------------------------- (3) Fulton County ---------------------------- 3 GEORGES. TAYLOR ________________ (1) Fulton County ____________________________ 1 SEN. McGOVERN------------------------ (2) Fulton County ---------------------------- 2 WAYNE MORRIS------------------------ (1) Fulton County ---------------------------- 1 ALBERT 0. JOHNSON ______ __ ___ (1) Fulton County ---------------------------- 1 JOHN LINDSEY __________ _______________ (4) Floyd County ------------------------------ 1 Fulton County _______________________ ____ 1 Clayton County -------------------------- 2 TED KENNEDY _________________________ ( 1) Thomas County ------------------------- 1 CURTIS E. LeMAY ___________________ (82) Schley County ---------------------------- 82 *WRITE-IN CANDIDATES NOT DESIGNATED BY OFFICE AS SHOWN ON CONSOLIDATED RETURNS FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS GENERAL ELECTION, 1968 ELDRIDGE CLEAVER ______________ (1) Richmond County ______________________ 1 CARL SANDERS ________________________ (2) Mitchell County _________ _______________ 1 Fayette County __________________ _ __ __ 1 EUGENE McCARTHY ___________ (9) Houston County _________ __ __________ 1 Jefferson County ____________ ______ ____ 1 Richmond County _____________________ 4 Seminole County _________ __ _________ 1 Berrien County __________________ _______ 1 Clay County ____________________ __________ 1 GEORGE WALLACE __________ ______ (1) Richmond County ______________________ 1 FRANK KIGHT __________________________ ( 1) Richmond County ___________________ __ 1 PAT PAULSON---------------------------- (3) Jefferson County ________________________ 1 Walker County ---------------------------- 2 DICK GREGORY _______________________ (2) Ben Hill County _____________ __ _______ 1 Clarke County ________ ___________________ 1 LESTER MADDOX------------------- (2) Bartow County ---------------------------- 2 CHARLENE MITCHELL __________ (2) Bartow County __________________________ 2 GEO. WALLACE _________________________ (1) Bartow County ---------------------------- 1 PAT PAULSEN _________________________ (7) Hart County -------------------------------- 1 Houston County ________________________ 1 Clarke County ____________________________ 5 MAYNARD JACKSON ___ (1) Clarke County _________ ____________ 1 EDWARD KENNEDY _ ( 1) Clarke County _____________ _____ 1 COL. SANDERS __ _____ __________ _ _ (1) Clarke County ______ _________________ __ 1 McCARTHY AND LINDSEY ____ (2) Cook County ---------------------------- _ 2 McCARTHY ---------------------------------- (2) McDuffie County ______ __ _________ __ 1 Cherokee County ------------------------ 1 ROCKEFELLER ( 1) Cherokee County ______ ___ _________ __ 1 FRED HALSTEAD _ ( 1) Dougherty County __ _ _______ ______ 1 JOS. McCARTHY _______ _____ ( 1) Dougherty County __ ___________ __ 1 DONALD DUCK __ _________ __ __ (1) Dougherty County ____ __ ____________ 1 N. ROCKEYFELLOW ______________ (2) Newton County _____ ___ ____ ____ _ 2 GEORGE McGOVERN _____________ ( 1) Rabun County __ ___________ 1 GEORGE C. WALLACE ____ __ (1) Bleckley County _____ ________________ __ 1 MUSKIE ___ ------------------------------- ( 1) Irwin County ______________ _______________ 1 Figure in brackets indicates total. * The above write-in votes are not in compliance with the Georgia Election Code, but listed for information only. COUNTY u. s. Senate E.Earl Patton Appling .......... Atkinson ......... Bacon ........... Baker ............ Baldwin .......... Banks ........... Barrow .......... Bartow .......... Ben Hill ......... Berrien .......... Bibb ............. Bleckley ......... Brantley ......... Brooks ........... Bryan ........... Bulloch .......... Burke ............ Butts ............ Calhoun .......... Camden........ ,. Candler .......... Carroll ........... Catoosa .......... Charlton ......... Chatham ......... Chattahoochee .... Chattooga ........ Cherokee ......... Clarke ........... Clay ............. Clayton .......... Clinch ........... Cobb ............ Coffee ........... Colquitt .......... Columbia ........ Cook ............ Coweta .......... Crawford ......... Crisp ............ Dade ............ Dawson .......... Decatur .......... DeKalb .......... Dodge ........... Dooly ............ Dougherty ....... Douglas .......... Early ............ Echols ........... Effingham ........ Elbert ........... Emanuel ......... Evans ........... Fannin ........... Fayette .......... Floyd ............ Forsyth .......... Franklin ......... Fulton ........... Gilmer ........... Glascock ......... Glynn ........... Gordon .......... Grady ........... Greene ........... Gwinnett ......... Habersham ....... Hall ............. Hancock ......... Haralson ......... Harris ........... Hart ............. Heard ........... Henry ........... Houston ......... Irwin ............ Jackson .......... Jasper ........... Jeff Davis ........ Jefferson ......... Jenkins .......... Johnson .......... Jones ............ Lamar ........... Lanier ........... Laurens .......... Lee .............. Liberty .......... Lincoln .......... Long ............ Lowndes ......... Lumpkin ......... Macon ........... Madison Marion. .. .... .. .. .... .... McDuffie ......... McIntosh ........ Meriwether ... .... Miller ............ Mitchell .......... Monroe .......... Montgomery . ..... Morgan .......... Murray .......... Muscogee ........ Newton .......... Oconee ........... Oglethorpe ....... PauldiBg ......... Peach ............ Pickens .......... Pierce ............ Pike ............. Polle ............ Pulaski .......... Putnam .......... Quitman ......... Rabun ........... Randolph ........ Richmond ........ Rockdale ......... Schley ........... Screven .......... Seminole ......... Spalding ......... Stephens ......... Stewart .......... Sumter ........... Talbot ........... Taliaferro ........ Tattnall .......... Taylor ........... Telfair ........... Terrell ........... Thomas .......... TT oi fotmbs........ . . Towns ........... Treutlen ......... TTurornuepr.............. Twiggs ........... Union ............ Upson ........... Walker ........... Walton .......... Ware ............ Warren .......... Washington ...... Wayne ........... Webster .......... Wheeler .......... White ............ Whitfield ......... Wilcox ........... Wilkes ........... Wilkinson ........ Worth ........... TOTALS . ..... 330 270 185 118 1,290 27 562 1,017 411 626 7,995 362 116 538 205 985 794 228 114 316 252 1,742 1,410 159 9,230 39 280 1,060 3,337 93 5,395 127 12,115 1,027 1,498 943 573 1,238 141 669 110 126 1,111 39,164 338 366 6,330 800 230 52 540 556 861 168 3,284 505 4,989 370 231 58,086 982 33 2,184 704 593 138 2,366 548 2,534 145 615 644 206 125 920 3,242 460 312 184 409 564 476 284 382 310 150 2,134 603 335 52 104 2,497 230 546 214 106 533 132 471 275 726 321 278 231 488 8,080 675 248 122 558 711 318 269 157 886 265 211 47 262 363 10,482 593 177 637 364 1,552 654 146 1,226 113 33 531 187 440 606 2,353 1,474 823 1,196 227 2,286 289 292 870 472 1,648 423 1,404 168 479 1,016 89 322 254 2,346 182 457 390 603 256,796 u. s. Senate Herman E. Talmadge 3,220 1,807 2,160 1,112 5,314 1,677 4,273 6,788 2,627 2,827 30,942 2,919 1,744 2,899 1,970 6,386 3,256 2,581 1,580 2,540 1,836 9,546 5,813 1,293 36,465 428 4,437 5,808 10,758 743 17,085 1,405 30,868 4,359 6,875 3,481 2,731 6,381 1,284 3,832 2,340 1,150 4,221 62,784 4,792 2,333 10,654 5,930 3,203 544 2,987 4,519 4,867 2,058 2,376 2,676 13,853 3,591 3,496 112,665 2,727 846 8,881 4,388 4,785 3,167 14,894 4,112 10,794 3,117 4,335 2,573 3,825 1,647 6,257 10,554 1,960 5,431 1,946 1,909 4,261 1,951 2,083 3,211 2,535 1,167 10,043 1,548 3,004 1,649 1,356 6,605 1,758 2,054 3,139 1,023 3,052 1,763 4,740 1,726 3,791 2,643 1,832 2,252 2,549 24,351 5,657 2,165 2,168 4,129 2,788 2,676 2,542 2,081 6,392 2,192 2,304 585 2,168 2,188 19,880 3,724 844 3,105 1,911 8,161 3,829 1,206 4,948 1,143 1,024 4,319 2,339 3,143 2,814 7,012 4,615 4,127 1,572 1,508 9,697 2,276 1,792 2,147 5,693 9,648 6,073 6,379 1,222 3,800 3,715 488 1,323 1,909 7,861 2,283 2,749 2,344 3,122 885,093 Public Service Comm'r Al Stakley 268 128 151 68 1,265 13 519 884 301 354 10,069 643 123 387 213 853 671 184 67 318 155 2,041 1,024 185 8,096 36 360 1,170 2,574 46 5,508 72 14,106 701 917 841 365 1,176 131 438 231 109 751 41,640 284 257 5,159 688 147 31 577 418 719 197 3,235 434 4,207 294 221 54,919 988 27 2,109 604 476 130 2,513 582 1,724 106 557 579 205 133 959 3,120 342 565 117 287 592 402 230 430 237 96 1,874 439 316 35 36 1,614 194 334 203 79 450 138 351 220 312 220 233 215 405 7,541 570 218 128 483 546 313 214 112 601 193 170 29 228 87 10,586 666 146 261 218 1,524 532 111 758 96 22 430 151 241 350 1,912 1,009 625 1,151 197 2,674 145 241 532 410 1,809 394 1,001 111 436 666 54 114 224 2,147 157 308 294 491 242,344 Public Service Comm'r W.H. Kimbrough 2,798 1,529 1,856 1,034 4,590 1,682 3,542 5,544 2,547 2,770 19,526 1,899 1,621 2,588 1,588 5,794 2,837 2,426 1,346 1,465 1,689 6,652 5,379 938 21,187 357 4,079 4,071 10,706 645 13,909 1,251 21,835 3,697 5,088 2,990 2,723 5,6.57 1,005 2,840 1,723 814 4,556 43,878 3,848 1,745 8,838 4,545 2,993 479 2,413 3,916 3,901 1,629 1,985 2,299 11,850 3,112 3,412 87,996 1,571 720 6,930 3,610 4,534 2,874 13,568 3,623 9,877 2,868 3,480 2,389 3,298 1,256 5,017 7,853 1,816 5,000 1,802 974 3,686 1,917 1,718 2,638 2,180 1,144 8,574 1,425 2,061 1,495 1,259 4,469 1,519 2,113 2,681 848 2,564 1,424 4,392 1,167 4,435 2,320 1,484 1,933 2,043 17,816 4,986 1,876 2,053 3,538 2,224 1,126 2,323 1,783 4,720 1,884 1,965 529 2,078 1,535 12,964 3,225 761 2,524 1,270 7,345 3,189 1,006 4,499 1,121 992 3,438 2,102 2,060 2,682 6,408 3,801 2,293 1,399 1,268 8,874 2,067 1,491 879 5,021 8,177 5,170 3,796 1,004 3,378 2,609 409 1,189 1,728 6,523 2,155 2,469 1,842 2,799 702,524 Associate Justice Supreme Court W.H. Duckworth 3,034 1,579 2,101 1,076 5,262 1,918 3,775 6,332 2,616 2,599 18,532 2,111 1,642 2,755 1,630 5,725 2,762 2,479 1,342 1,418 1,753 7,563 5,346 1,021 19,481 388 3,990 4,768 11,444 631 15,817 1,295 19,295 3,635 7,252 2,714 2,959 6,007 926 2,975 1,898 866 4,617 59,726 4,218 1,759 10,461 4,779 3,031 459 3,488 4,179 3,867 2,141 2,064 2,433 12,920 3,445 3,529 105,247 1,545 738 7,466 3,715 4,844 2,857 16,032 4,296 10,159 2,911 4,146 2,147 3,499 1,441 5,379 8,196 1,953 5,359 1,640 1,018 3,665 2,435 1,870 2,604 2,226 l, 143 9,259 1,482 2,212 1,532 1,289 4,622 1,706 2,042 2,408 788 3,210 1,999 4,678 1,203 4,574 2,333 1,493 2,025 2,186 16,468 4,924 1,913 2,075 3,786 2,416 900 2,351 1,898 5,166 1,987 2,222 529 2,114 1,277 14,633 3,361 769 3,466 1,843 7,976 3,202 1,267 4,829 1,145 998 4,145 2,195 2,032 2,793 7,595 4,392 2,061 1,572 1,252 10,112 2,138 1,531 1,975 5,121 8,121 5,685 3,941 1,040 3,447 2,649 416 1,194 1,799 6,942 2,353 2,502 2,080 3,094 767,093 Associate Justice Supreme Court John E. Frankum 2,927 1,617 2,105 1,139 4,883 2,024 3,743 6,117 2,561 2,524 17,388 1,762 1,629 2,736 1,574 5,621 2,624 2,448 1,322 1,305 1,705 7,165 5,210 971 17,869 369 3,946 4,269 11,087 616 14,859 1,280 25,542 3,603 7,229 2,671 2,959 5,820 883 2,828 1,854 851 4,521 52,946 4,180 1,693 11,009 4,699 3,026 456 3,488 4,174 4,418 2,133 1,968 2,330 12,520 3,496 3,529 94,948 1,459 726 7,104 3,706 4,643 2,661 16,619 4,198 10,319 2,866 4,050 2,020 3,462 1,397 5,131 7,775 1,996 5,142 1,717 947 3,440 2,839 1,779 2,464 2,153 1,151 9,179 1,421 2,228 1,484 1,251 4,668 1,686 2,006 2,375 848 3,255 1,999 4,549 1,238 4,508 2,298 1,443 1,974 2,134 15,034 4,899 1,858 2,059 3,239 2,336 754 2,310 1,872 4,789 1,915 2,226 521 2,121 1,165 13,337 3,434 755 3,438 1,841 7,771 3,271 1,257 4,683 1,116 998 4,140 2,117 1,672 2,834 7,401 4,377 1,490 1,572 1,249 10,211 2,092 1,451 1,957 5,093 7,562 5,770 3,712 996 3,381 2,554 389 1,183 1,789 6,734 2,343 2,485 2,027 3,051 739,308 Unexpired Term Associate Justice Supreme Court H.E. Nichols 2,992 1,596 2,145 1,039 5,114 1,418 3,430 5,960 2,555 2,521 17,283 1,790 1,635 2,736 1,580 5,639 2,725 2,449 1,329 1,331 1,699 7,094 5,117 978 18,047 362 3,943 4,351 11,172 619 14,967 1,275 25,488 3,594 7,226 2,655 2,959 5,818 891 2,859 1,840 826 4,286 52,419 4,168 1,691 10,771 4,597 3,027 457 3,456 4,171 4,331 2,129 1,968 2,326 13,265 3,500 3,529 94,850 1,418 726 7,236 3,717 4,729 2,594 15,985 4,273 9,957 2,866 4,041 2,056 3,441 1,412 5,103 7,516 2,011 5,330 1,713 962 3,271 2,436 1,772 2,481 2,175 1,150 9,227 1,418 2,225 1,512 1,254 4,411 1,672 2,002 2,351 852 3,250 1,999 4,546 l:m 2,289 1,440 1,956 2,149 15,828 4,878 1,846 2,054 3,510 2,348 753 2,316 1,865 5,039 1,910 2,184 518 2,026 1,168 13,185 3,379 757 3,422 1,844 7,832 3,173 1,257 4,685 1,116 995 4,039 2,114 1,935 2,808 7,296 4,376 1,574 1,572 1,248 9,827 2,095 1,253 1,982 5,226 7,477 5,779 3,769 993 3,360 2,549 396 1,186 1,765 6,784 2,338 2,477 2,017 3,060 737,514 Associate Justice Supreme Court H.E. Nichols 2,977 1,630 2,067 1,032 4,832 1,877 3,631 5,972 2,552 2,497 17,176 1,740 1,631 2,711 1,569 5,633 2,702 2,428 1,313 1,305 1,696 6,932 5,006 969 17,884 360 3,918 4,241 11,003 613 14,783 1,267 24,810 3,590 7,218 2,735 2,959 5,774 873 2,812 1,849 817 4,593 50,817 4,1.59 1,686 10,692 4,488 3,025 456 3,396 4,119 4,299 2,125 1,968 2,299 12,820 3,457 3,529 92,574 1,340 716 7,145 3,703 4,654 2,647 15,970 4,103 9,860 2,857 4,028 1,925 3,433 1,410 5,016 7,683 2,003 5,329 1,716 937 3,326 2,436 1,771 2,472 2,159 1,151 9,109 1,393 2,223 1,510 1,249 4,361 1,679 1,966 2,346 847 3,175 1,999 4,541 1,135 4,237 2,290 1,426 1,872 2,110 15,795 4,865 1,831 2,057 3,488 2,300 712 2,305 1,878 4,978 1,894 2,212 522 2,038 1,182 12,685 3,245 746 3,409 1,843 7,804 3,140 1,254 4,662 1,127 994 4,130 2,091 1,910 2,801 7,297 4,370 1,655 1,572 1,249 9,801 2,088 1,440 1,982 5,074 7,247 5,761 3,681 988 3,368 2,501 388 1,179 1,749 6,690 2,337 2,458 2,009 3,007 728,933 Associate Justice Supreme Court Hiram K. Undercofler 2,983 1,756 2,082 1,032 4,775 1,877 3,638 6,140 2,532 2,525 17,316 1,709 1,625 2,715 1,573 5,702 2,682 2,436 1,312 1,316 1,692 6,936 5,294 972 18,097 355 3,910 4,143 11,126 604 14,784 1,264 25,059 3,605 7,215 2,636 2,959 5,877 848 2,850 1,823 816 4,490 52,577 4,174 1,685 10,704 4,521 3,024 456 3,424 4,146 4,271 2,121 1,968 2,296 12,464 3,471 3,529 96,378 1,378 715 797 3,701 4,619 2,445 15,987 4,205 9,929 2,871 4,021 1,999 3,418 1,404 5,054 7,821 2,012 5,329 1,710 973 3,590 2,434 1,749 2,467 2,150 1,146 9,166 1,400 2,234 1,499 1,246 4,344 1,673 2,009 2,330 841 3,175 1,999 4,536 1,126 4,208 2,289 1,430 1,981 2,105 15,707 4,850 1,824 2,051 3,013 2,324 686 2,291 1,751 4,997 1,892 2,198 518 2,051 1,155 12,707 3,373 751 3,402 1,846 7,786 3,198 1,259 4,855 1,117 998 4,130 2,089 1,911 2,800 7,377 4,369 1,490 1,572 1,247 9,960 2,076 1,429 1,957 5,080 7,433 5,759 3,726 979 3,345 2,556 395 1,178 1,753 6,724 2,346 2,471 2,031 3,015 729,603 Judge Court of Appeals John S. Bell 2,973 1,740 2,093 1,032 4,831 1,416 3,552 6,042 2,554 2,497 17,316 1,733 1,632 2,719 1,562 5,631 2,707 2,436 1,309 1,308 1,696 1,731 5,175 977 17,950 367 3,921 4,192 11,099 616 14,809 1,276 24,976 3,679 7,226 2,643 2,959 5,699 911 2,859 1,815 818 4,499 53,485 4,167 1,703 11,702 4,697 3,022 454 3,438 4,147 4,268 2,125 1,968 2,308 12,635 3,510 3,529 97,146 1,472 715 786 3,717 4,649 2,654 16,010 4,230 9,961 2,860 4,037 2,030 3,412 1,406 5,046 7,920 2,012 5,331 1,718 666 3,581 2,435 1,774 2,509 2,168 1,149 8,864 1,404 2,227 1,493 1,245 4,386 1,679 1,997 2,337 845 3,263 1,999 4,562 1,141 4,215 2,289 1,441 1,958 2,123 15,707 4,876 1,846 2,059 3,063 2,364 716 2,312 1,769 5,005 1,910 2,133 529 2,057 1,217 13,495 3,438 749 3,398 1,844 7,808 3,276 1,272 4,690 1,113 999 4,131 2,088 1,946 2,808 7,468 4,367 1,672 1,572 1,251 9,993 2,084 1,450 1,976 5,141 7,485 5,767 3,764 979 3,361 2,536 393 l, 188 1,751 6,761 2,343 2,475 2,050 3,023 728,464 Judge Court of Appeals Robert H. Jordan 2,986 1,586 2,097 1,029 4,767 1,416 3,652 6,201 2,541 2,520 17,352 1,708 1,627 2,716 1,546 5,675 2,674 2,430 1,326 1,296 1,690 6,953 5,174 970 17,915 357 3,920 4,202 11,056 612 14,773 1,271 26,201 3,694 7,212 2,641 2,959 5,818 872 2,832 1,827 810 4,495 50,268 4,162 1,683 10,640 4,344 3,019 455 3,482 4,151 4,282 2,127 1,968 2,292 12,597 3,505 3,529 93,390 1,372 714 7,072 3,707 4,583 2,373 15,996 4,204 9,912 2,849 4,013 2,046 3,418 1,396 5,000 7,765 1,987 5,322 1,716 996 3,370 2,433 1,678 2,509 2,151 1,146 9,028 1,408 2,228 1,493 1,247 4,293 1,672 1,993 2,316 842 3,370 1,999 4,546 1,133 4,251 2,290 1,430 1,972 2,055 15,721 4,861 1,812 2,046 3,029 2,337 699 2,304 1,757 4,971 1,893 2,183 533 2,050 1,195 12,733 3,455 756 3,406 1,843 7,756 3,150 1,248 4,682 1,192 994 4,130 2,106 1,895 2,797 7,464 4,365 1,623 1,572 1,248 9,948 2,077 1,436 1,978 5,101 7,506 5,763 3,714 980 3,343 2,550 399 1,178 1,743 6,729 2,341 2,469 2,044 3,019 730,711 Judge Court of Appeals George P. Whitman 2,983 1,576 2,047 1,021 5,066 1,411 3,602 6,170 2,540 2,540 17,252 1,703 1,626 2,718 1,548 5,626 2,690 2,437 1,312 1,297 1,689 6,954 5,125 973 17,863 360 3,913 4,117 11,077 607 14,836 1,265 25,377 3,627 7,215 2,645 2,959 5,773 878 2,830 1,809 811 4,435 49,823 4,163 1,688 10,911 4,470 3,018 453 3,476 4,158 4,264 2,125 1,968 2,325 12,466 3,510 3,529 95,104 1,362 728 7,088 3,680 4,609 2,667 16,002 4,205 9,915 2,864 4,023 1,993 3,425 1,388 5,037 7,756 1,991 5,323 1,698 948 3,404 2,434 1,711 2,478 2,147 1,144 9,068 1,376 2,235 1,460 1,240 4,313 1,674 1,998 2,319 835 3,381 1,999 4,540 1,142 4,405 2,276 1,422 1,881 2,109 15,658 4,842 1,802 2,050 3,384 2,330 673 2,302 1,762 4,520 1,887 2,123 537 2,034 1,106 12,711 3,328 750 3,411 1,841 7,772 3,152 1,241 4,679 1,113 998 4,131 2,069 1,902 2,789 7,348 4,360 1,537 1,572 1,257 9,955 2,079 1,447 1,972 5,107 7,447 5,764 3,705 985 3,235 2,526 386 1,149 1,707 6,724 2,341 2,462 2,013 3,020 730,442 Judge Court of Appeals Robert H. Hall 2,981 1,705 2,060 1,022 4,771 1,444 3,298 6,172 2,533 2,525 17,351 1,693 1,626 2,717 1,535 5,651 2,661 2,433 1,315 1,296 1,693 6,930 5,119 979 17,948 351 3,906 4,086 11,072 613 14,641 1,262 25,096 3,698 7,217 2,639 2,959 5,764 881 2,831 1,826 800 4,435 49,438 4,156 1,690 11,010 4,503 3,024 454 3,475 4,139 4,275 2,122 1,968 2,26,5 12,572 3,481 3,529 91,973 1,380 715 7,068 3,701 4,609 2,504 15,987 4,195 9,917 2,844 4,021 1,962 3,406 1,397 4,973 7,764 2,007 5,325 1,699 952 3,578 2,433 1,732 2,467 2,142 1,159 9,058 1,396 2,217 1,497 1,239 4,367 1,674 2,004 2,320 828 3,320 1,999 4,530 1,123 4,210 2,282 1,426 1,845 2,120 15,578 4,847 "1,799 2,049 3,381 2,316 690 2,289 1,751 5,150 1,882 2,220 537 2,021 1,106 12,664 3,614 748 3,406 1,845 7,766 3,141 1,251 4,672 1,105 993 4,132 2,171 1,888 2,791 7,263 4,366 1,551 1,572 1,391 9,841 2,060 1,432 1,963 5,062 7,462 5,750 3,694 985 3,327 2,522 382 1,168 1,733 6,714 2,340 2,470 1,988 3,002 726,842 Judge Court of Appeals J. Kelley Quillan 2,972 1,613 2,080 1,007 4,736 1,424 3,624 6,172 2,519 2,512 17,130 1,690 1,628 2,718 1,537 5,240 2,644 2,428 1,304 1,286 1,686 6,787 5,268 973 17,599 352 3,891 4,076 11,079 605 14,455 1,256 24,947 3,703 7,213 2,633 2,959 5,821 868 2,822 1,812 816 4,408 49,056 4,156 1,681 10,494 4,413 3,022 455 3,450 4,136 4,251 2,124 1,968 2,267 12,357 3,539 3,529 91,243 1,337 711 7,049 3,706 4,589 2,632 16,017 4,199 9,976 2,851 3,983 1,965 3,499 1,384 4,975 7,702 1,999 5,340 1,690 967 3,615 2,434 1,693 2,456 2,148 1,142 8,990 1,374 2,214 1,496 1,238 4,270 1,683 1,990 2,333 829 3,267 1,999 4,536 1,119 4,201 2,277 1,418 1,991 2,091 15,528 4,838 1,818 2,040 3,378 2,310 663 2,292 1,744 4,921 1,876 2,198 530 2,021 1,136 12,569 3,444 740 3,402 1,842 7,757 3,144 1,255 4,668 1,109 993 4,129 2,062 1,898 2,785 7,296 4,350 1,549 1,572 1,246 9,887 2,064 1,422 1,960 5,073 7,461 5,766 3,660 997 3,346 2,726 383 1,169 1,744 6,688 2,334 2,362 1,999 3,003 722,956 Judge Court of Appeals Homer C. Eberhardt 2,964 1,620 2,075 1,007 4,736 1,405 3,550 6,197 2,529 2,552 17,306 1,687 1,622 2,716 1,474 5,658 2,591 2,424 1,302 1,276 1,677 6,748 5,121 975 17,635 350 3,900 3,978 11,053 608 14,588 1,260 24,776 3,383 7,214 2,649 2,959 5,726 789 2,827 1,815 807 4,419 48,658 3,966 1,689 10,977 4,370 3,019 457 3,467 4,158 4,250 2,117 1,968 2,264 12,509 3,492 3,529 91, 1.57 1,369 705 7,046 3,706 4,.5/i5 2,635 16,005 4,191 9,900 2,833 4,000 1,963 3,450 1,381 4,969 7,720 2,023 5,313 1,693 858 3,577 2,431 1,685 2,446 2,146 1,122 8,576 1,370 2,234 1,498 1,223 4,731 1,672 1,994 2,324 826 3,320 1,999 4,529 1,115 4,096 2,283 1,399 1,964 2,098 15,474 4,840 1,796 2,041 3,431 2,325 660 2,280 1,691 4,927 1,881 2,219 524 2,017 1,177 12,368 3,437 743 3,394 1,842 7,714 3,319 1,255 4,678 1,109 994 4,127 2,064 1,903 2,780 7,305 4,357 1,524 1,572 1,245 9,999 2,064 1,424 1,975 5,042 7,439 5,759 3,678 973 3,333 2,519 386 1,151 1,725 6,699 2,338 2,373 1,990 2,999 721,667 CONSOLIDATED RETURNS FOR U. S. REPRESENTATIVE FROM GEORGIA GENERAL ELECTION HELD NOVEMBER 5, 1968 First Congressional District COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY REPUBLICAN PARTY G. ELLIOTT HAGAN JOSEPH J. (JOE) TRIBBLE BRYAN ---------------------------------------------- 1,686 _________________ ---------------------------------- 407 BULLOCH ____ --------------------------------- 5,337 ____ ------------------------------ ____ _ 2,031 BURKE _______________________________________ 2,999 __ ______ _ ____________________ 1,247 CANDLER __________ ------------------------------ 1,738 ---------------------------------------------------- 605 CHATHAM ___________________________________27,328 _________________________________________ 17,252 EFFINGHAM __________________ ___________ 2,665 _____ ________ _______ _________ _ _________ 1,065 EMANUEL _____ ---------------------------- 4,274 __ __ __ __________________ 1,249 EVANS ____ -------------------------------------- 1,741 _________________ -------------------- ------- 560 JENKINS _ --------------------------------- _____ 1,715 __ ------------------------------------------- ___ 687 JOHNSON ---------------------------------------- 1,692 ____ __ __ __________ ___ 499 LAURENS --------------------- _________________ 7,595 __ ___ _ ______ __ _____________ _________ 4,079 LIBERTY ____________________________________ 2,597 __ ___ _____________ _____________ _____ 551 LONG ___ _ ________________________________ 1,273 ___________________________ --------------------- 345 McINTOSH -------------------------------------- 1,604 _______ _ ___ _________________ 285 MONTGOMERY ---------------------------- 1,405 ______ --------------------------------------------- 650 SCREVEN ---------------------------------------- 2,700 __ ----- ___________ ---------------------------- 1,003 TATTNALL ----------------------------------- 3,608 ________ --------------- ---------------- 1,147 TOOMBS ___ ----------------------------------- 3,210 -------- ------------------------------------------ 1,572 TREUTLEN ------------------------------------ 1,164 ------------------------------------------------ 482 WHEELER ------------------------------------- 1,072 --------------------------------------------------- 402 TOTAL __________________________ 77,403 ------------------------------------36, 118 Second Congressional District COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY MASTON O'NEAL BAKER ________________ ---------------- __ . 1,119 BROOKS ------------------------------------- 2,643 CALHOUN -------------------------------- . 1,395 CLAY __________ --------------------- _________ 662 COLQUI'l'T _____________ ______ _______ __ _ 7,531 CRISP _-------------------- -- ______ _____ 3,211 DECATUR________________ --------------- 4,747 DOUGHERTY _________ ________ ___ _ _ 13,402 EARLY _____ _______ ___ _________ _____________ 3,038 GRADY ------------- --------------------- 4,828 MILLER _____________ ------------------------ 1,337 MITCHELL ---------------- 4,607 QUITMAN ------------------------ _____ 537 RANDOLPH ______ ---------------------- 1,621 SEMINOLE ________ ------------------------ 1,839 TERRELL _____________________ ------- _ 2,890 THOMAS ------------------------------ 7,678 TIFT _ ________________ ----------------- _____ 4,418 TURNER -------------------------------- 2,166 WORTH --------------------------------- 3,161 TOTAL _______________________ 72,830 Third Congressional District COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY JACK BRINKLEY CHATTAHOOCHEE ____ 398 CRAWFORD__________________________________ 942 DOOLY ____________ ------- _______________ 1,789 HA'.RRIS _----------- _ -----------------------HOUSTON ------- --- -------------- LEE ----------------------------------- MACON ____ __------------------------ 2,382 8,551 1,455 2,138 MARION _____ --------------------------- 911 MUSCOGEE ________ ---------------- 18,324 PEACH -------------------------------- PULASKI ---------------------------------SCHLEY ___ ------------------------------STEWART_____ _ ------------------------- SUMTER __________ --------------------------TALBOT _____________ ------------------------ 2,483 2,039 824 1,263 4,871 1,170 TAYLOR . ------------------------------------ 2,185 TWIGGS ------------------------------------ 1,550 WEBSTER ___ --------------------- _ 457 WILKINSON _ ----------------------- 2,027 TOTAL ------------------- _ 55,759 WRITE IN VOTES: MUSCOGEE COUNTY-John E. Smith __ ----------------- ------------- - ----- 1 -Samuel A. Mobley _ __ _____________ 1 -Nolan Murrah, Jr. ________________ -------------------- 1 COUNTIES Fourth Congressional District DEMOCRATIC PARTY REPUBLICAN PARTY JAMES A. MACKAY BEN B. BLACKBURN DeKALB ---------------------------------------- 38,435 ----------------------------------------------- 63,827 ROCKDALE ___________ _ ____ __ _ 2,176 _____ ___________ ________________________ 2,185 FULTON (IN PART) _______________ 17,543______________________________________________ 12,741 TOTAL ---------------------- 58,154 ____________ --------------------------------- 78,753 Fifth Congressional District COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY REPUBLICAN PARTY CHARLES LONGSTREET WELTNER FLETCHER THOMPSON FULTON (IN PART) __________ 63,183 _____ ------------------------------------ 79,258 TOTAL _____________________ 63,183 _--------------------------------------------- 79,258 WRITE IN VOTES: FULTON COUNTY-A. A. Huber_______ -------------------------------------------- 1 Sixth Congressional District COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY JOHN J. FLYNT, JR. BIBB ---------------------------------------------- _ 18,511 BUTTS _____________ ---------------------------- 2,528 CARROLL ________ __ _____ _____ 7,563 CLAYTON ________________ __ _ ___ 15,194 COWETA __ --------------------- _____________ 6,047 FAYETTE __________ ____ ______________ _ 2,404 HEARD ----------------------------------------- 1,450 HENRY __ ______ ________ ______ 5,278 JONES ________ ________ __ _____ __ _ 2,677 LAMAR __ _________ _ _____________ 2,248 MERIWETHER ---------------------------- 4,772 MONROE _____ _ _____ ___ _________ _______ 2,338 PIKE ------------------------------------------------ 1,894 SPALDING ______________ _____ _ 8,614 TROUP ______________________________________ 10,202 UPSON ----------------------------------------- __ 5,569 TOTAL ____________________ 97,289 WRITE IN VOTES: PIKE COUNTY-Julian Pierce -------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 COWETA COUNTY-Ernest E. Proctor _____________________________ ______________________ 1 CLAYTON COUNTY-Carl E. Sanders ---------------------------------------------------- 1 Fletcher Thompson ---------------------------------------------- 1 Seventh Congressional District COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY JOHN W. DAVIS BARTOW ____________________ ------------ 6,262 CATOOSA ___________ __ _____________ _______ 5,327 CHATTOOGA------------------------------ 4,471 COBB _________ ___________ _ _ 26,180 DADE _____ _________ _____________ _____________ 2,012 DOUGLAS ____________ _ 4,969 FLOYD ___________________________________________ 13,028 GORDON ______________________________ 3,77'3 HARALSON ___________________________ 4,151 MURRAY __________ -------------------- _ _ 2,338 PAULDING _________________________________ 3,360 POLK ______________ _________ __ __ _________ _ 5,498 WALKER ______________________________ 7,957 WHITFIELD _____________ _____________ _ 7,179 TOTAL -------------- ____ 96,505 WRITE IN VOTES: WALKER COUNTY-J. E. Loggins ---------------------------------------------------------- 1 E. G. Chapin ----------------------------------------------------------- 1 W. F. Ingram ---------------------------------------------------------- 9 MURRAY COUNTY-Ed Chapin------------------------------------------------------------- 1 F. L. Ingram _________________ ---------------------------------------- 2 CHATTOOGA COUNTY-W. F. Ingram----------------------------------------------- 1 WHITFIELD COUNTY-William F. Ingram ------------------------------------------ 6 -Tom Pope---------------------------------------------------------- 1 -Robert Kelley _____________________ ------------------------------ 1 DADE COUNTY-W. F. Ingram ___ ----------------------------------------------------- ______ 2 HARALSON COUNTY-W. F. Ingram, Sr. _ -------------------------------------- 28 FLOYD COUNTY-]. H. Penny _______________________________ -------------------------------- 1 -W. F. Ingram -------------------------------------------------------------- 34 -Dr. Thomas Bertrand ---------------------------------------------- _ 1 -Albert Harris ---------------------------------------------------------------- 1 COBB COUNTY-W. F. Ingram __ ------------------------------------------------------------ 47 BARTOW COUNTY-W. F. Ingram _______ ------------------------------------------------ 7 DOUGLAS COUNTY-William F. Ingram __ __ ___________________________ __________ 7 Eighth Congressional District COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY W. S. (BILL) STUCKEY, JR. APPLING . . . ................ .............. 3,040 ATKINSON .. ...... . .. ................ 1,961 BACON ....... . ...... ................... 2,237 BEN HILL . ... ........... ................. 2,672 BERRIEN ......... ............................ 2,783 BLECKLEY ......... ......................... 1,928 BRANTLEY . ............................... 1,678 CAMDEN ..................................... 1,577 CHARLTON. ............ ................. 1,133 CLINCH ...... ................................. 1,330 COFFEE .... . .. ............................ 3,870 COOK ..... ..................................... 2,959 DODGE .... ................................... 4,545 ECHOLS .. ...................................... 464 GLYNN .......................................... 8,035 IRWIN .......................................... 1,973 JEFF DAVIS ................... ............. 1,462 LANIER. ...................................... 1,185 LOWNDES .................................... 5,297 PIERCE .................... ..................... 2,433 TELFAIR .................... ................ 2,659 WARE ............................................ 4,580 WAYNE .... ............. .................... 2,745 WILCOX ........................................ 2,366 TOTAL ...................... 64,912 WRITE IN VOTES: BLECKLEY COUNTY-Newell A. NeSmith ........................................... 1 Ninth Congressional District COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY PHIL M. LANDRUM BANKS.......... ................ 1,415 BARROW ... . . ............ 3,824 CHEROKEE ............................... 5,100 DAWSON .. .......... . ............ 999 ELBERT ....... .. ................. .. 4,172 FANNIN ......... . . .. ................ 1,916 FORSYTH .... ................ 3,649 FRANKLIN ...... ... ............ 3,529 GILMER . ... .................. ............... 2,013 GWINNETT ........ . 16,474 HABERSHAM .......... .................. 4,134 HALL .. ......... . . .. .. ................ 10,689 HART .......................................... 3,568 JACKSON ...... .. . .. .. . ... . 5,359 LUMPKIN .................................. 1,750 MADISON ......... ......................... 2,739 PICKENS .. . ................................. 1,586 RABUN . ................................... 2,153 STEPHENS ......................... ...... 3,396 TOWNS . .. . . ...... ...... ................. 1,572 UNION .......... ...................... ... 1,973 WHITE .... ............. .... . 1,819 TOTAL ........................ 83,829 WRITE IN VOTES: MADISON COUNTY-Vince Dooley ___ ............................. 1 GWINNETT COUNTY -Dr. A. L. Minish .............................................. 1 WHITE COUNTY-Willie B. Tate . ......................................................... 1 Tenth Congressional District COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY ROBERT G. STEPHENS, JR. BALDWIN ...................................... 5,017 CLARKE ..................................... 11,598 COLUMBIA ............................... 3,028 GLASCOCK ............................... .. 787 GREENE .................................... 2,728 HANCOCK .................................... 2,939 JASPER ......................................... 1,728 JEFFERSON .............. ................... 3,876 LINCOLN ...................................... 1,642 McDUFFIE ................................... 3,210 MORGAN ...................................... 2,096 NEWTON ...................................... 4,941 OCONEE ........................................ 1,971 OGLETHORPE ............. ............. 2,092 PUTNAM .... ............... .......... 2,182 RICHMOND ............................. 16,886 TALIAFERRO .............................. 1,022 WALTON .................................. 5,817 WARREN ...................................... 1,052 WASHINGTON . ......................... 3,456 WILKES . ...................................... 2,606 TOTAL ..................... 80,674 WRITE IN VOTES: BALDWIN COUNTY-Culver Kidd ..................................................... 1 RICHMOND COUNTY-Carl E. Sanders ............................................. 1 -Robert C. Beckham ............. .. .. .................... 1 JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT & DISTRICT ATTORNEY NOVEMBER 5, 1968 GENERAL ELECTION Alapaha Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY Judge H. W. LOTT ATKINSON ------------------------------------ 1,475 BERRIEN _______________ ______________ _ 2,707 CLINCH ___ _______________ ___________ 1,318 COOK ------------------------- _________________ 2,959 LANIER----------------------------------_______ 1,181 TOTAL _ 9,640 COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY District Attorney VICKERS NEUGENT ATKINSON ---------------------------------- 1,989 BERRIEN _------------------------------------ 2,609 CLINCH _ _ _________ _________________ _ 1,310 COOK _ _ _____ ______ ________________ _____ 2,959 LANIER ___________ ---------------------------- 1,174 TOTAL _ _ __________ 10,041 Atlanta Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY REPUBLICAN PARTY Judge CHARLES A. WOFFORD TOM MORAN FULTON _ ___ 92,056 ___________________________________________ 54,546 COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY Judge OSGOOD 0. WILLIAMS FULTON --- 90,400 _ DEMOCRATIC PARTY ELMO HOLT _ 92,684 COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY District Attorney LEWIS R. SLATON FULTON ___ ____ _____ _ ____________ 98,258 Augusta Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY Judge F. 'FREDERICK KENNEDY BURKE ___ _________________ ____________ 2,763 COLUMBIA ------------------------------ ___ 3,068 RICHMOND _____ _ 16,220 TOTAL _ . _ 22,051 COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY REPUBLICAN PARTY Judge WILLIAM M. FLEMING, JR. WILLIAM C. CALHOUN BURKE ____ ___________________ _ 2,947_______________________________________________ 1,129 COLUMBIA _ _________ __ _ __ ____ 3,004 ________ ------------ --------------------- 1,144 RICHMOND ____________ ________________ 19,292 _______ ---- ___ __ -------------------- 11,854 TOTAL __________ _ 25,243 -------------------------------------------- 14,127 COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY REPUBLICAN PARTY District Attorney R. WILLIAM "BILL" BARTON R. JACKSON BATES SMITH, JR. BURKE ___ ______________ ______ 2,875 _______________________________ ---- _ ---- 1,144 COLUMBIA ______ ___ __________ __ _ 2,951..._______________________ __ __ __ _ 1,053 RICHMOND__________ ___________ ___ 16,510_________________________________ ----- 13,466 TOTAL ___ __ _ _ ____ 22,336 ____ 15,663 Blue Ridge Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY Judge MARION T. POPE, JR. CHEROKEE ---------------------------------FANNIN ------------------------------------ _____ FORSYTH --------------------------- __________ GILMER ------------------------------ _________ PICKENS ---------------------------------------- 5,178 2,021 3,592 1,749 1,037 TOTAL ____________________ 13,577 COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY Judge SAM P. BURTZ CHEROKEE ______ ________________ ___ __ FANNIN _____________ ____________________________ FORSYTH ------------------------------- ______ GILMER _____________ ------------------------PICKENS ---------------------------------------- 5,120 2,019 3,579 1,741 1,192 TOTAL ______________________ 13,651 COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY District Attorney C. B. (BUTCH) HOLCOMB CHEROKEE ---------------------------- _____ FANNIN ______ ------------------ _____________ FORSYTH __________________________ _________ GILMER ________ _____ _______________ _____ PICKENS _ ___________ __________________ ______ 5,229 2,100 3,600 1,544 1,029 TOTAL _____________________ 13,502 Brunswick Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY Judge JACK W. BALLENGER APPLING -------------------------------------CAMDEN __________________ _____________ _____ GLYNN -----------------------------------------JEFF DAVIS ____________ _______________ _____ WAYNE ------------------------ _______ _________ 3,024 1,435 7,497 1,202 2,586 TOTAL ___________________ 15,744 COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY District Attorney GLENN THOMAS, JR. APPLING -------------------------------------CAMDEN -------------------------------------GLYNN -----------------------------------------JEFF DAVIS ---------------------------------WAYNE ------------------------------------------ 3,287 1,376 7,370 1,157 2,798 TOTAL ______________________ 15,988 Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY J. ALVAN DAVIS Judge JOHN HENRY LAND CHATTAHOOCHEE _ _______________ 374_______________________________________________ 393 HARRIS ------------------------------------------ 2,335 ----------------------------------------------- 2,336 MARION ---------------------------------------- 885 ----------------------------------------------- 900 MUSCOGEE _________________________ 16,492 ----------------------------------------------- 16,549 TALBOT ______________________ _________________ 1,161 ----------------------------- _________________ 1,154 TAYLOR _________________________ ___ _________ 2,088 ---------------------------- ----------------- 2,143 TOTAL _____________________ 23,335 _______________________________________________ 23,475 COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY District Attorney W. B. SKIPWORTH, JR. CHATTAHOOCHEE __________________ 383 HARRIS ------------------------------------------ 2,277 MARION _-------------------------------------- 883 MUSCOGEE ______ -------------------------- 16,437 TALBOT ---------------------------------------- 1,138 TAYLOR ---------------------------------------- 2,098 TOTAL ___________________ 23,216 Cherokee Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PAR1Y Judge JEFFERSON L. DAVIS BARTOW .................................. 6,359 GORDON ................. ................... 3,729 TOTAL .................... 10,088 COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PAR1Y District Attorney DAVID N. VAUGHAN, JR. BARTOW ............................................ 6,316 GORDON . ............................... ............. 3,773 TOTAL .. ..................... ..... . 10,089 Clayton Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PAR1Y DEMOCRATIC PARTY HAROLD R. BANKE CLAYTON Judge EDWIN S. KEMP 15,830 . 15,216 COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PAR1Y District Attorney ALBERT E. WALLACE* CLAYTON .................................... 10,654 CLAYTON COUNTY WRITE-IN-VOTE Judge Superior Court C. P. Brooks ....................................................................... .................. 1 Albert B. Wallace ................................................................................ 1 Lee Hutcheson ...................................................................................... 1 Charles T. Brook .................................................................................. 1 Frank Coggins ...................................................................................... 1 District Attorney Albert B. Wallace .......... .. .............................................................. 4,336 Albert Bailey Wallace ................................. .......... .. .......................... 116 Albert Bailey Wallace, Sr. . ....... .. ......................................... ......... 23 Albert A. Wallace ... .. ......... ... .. . .... . ..................... .... . ...... 8 Albert Wallace . ..... .............. ........ ............................................... 26 Albert Bailey Wallace, Jr. ...... ...... ....................................... .............. 1 A. B. Wallace ....................... .. ............................. .. ................ 3 Albert B. (Bailey) Wallace . . . . ................. ..................................... 1 Albert B. Wallis ........... ....... ... . ...... . .............................. 2 Albert E. Wallace ............................. ... .......................................... . 11 Albert C. Wallace ......................... ...................................................... 2 Alvin B. Wallace .................... . ................................ . .. .............. 2 Albert G. Wallace ...... . .... ............................... ..................... 1 Herbert B. Wallace ............................ . ...... .. ........ .................... 1 Abert B. Wallace .. ... ..... . .. ... ...... ... .. 4 H. Eugene Brown ................................. ................................................ 207 H. E. Brown .. .................. ................. ...... ....... ...... 242 Eugene Brown ...... ... ..... ....................................................... 32 Oze Brown .............. ...................................................................... 1 Horace Eugene Brown ...................................... ........................... . 4 Horace Brown .................................................. ............................. . 2 D.R. Brown.......................................................................................... 3 Ed Brown .................................................................. ........................... 1 0. E. Brown .......................................................................................... 1 A. G. Brown .......................................................................................... 1 R. E. Brown ...... ............................... .................................................. 1 Brown ....................... . ............................... .................................. 2 C. E. Brown .......................................................................................... 1 A. Eugene Brown . ... . . . ...................................................................... 1 B. E. Brown ............................................................-.. ............................ 2 Oze A. Horton ...................................................................................... 20 Oze Horton ................................................................. ................. 19 Oze R. Horton . .. .......... ................................................................... 9 Ozer Horton ............. .... .................................................... ...... ... .. . 15 H. E. Horton .............. ............... .............. .......................................... 1 H. E. Smith ......... .. ...... ... . .. .......... ......... 2 William H. Ison ........ .. ....... ........ 1 Joe T. Lane ............. ............................................... .... 1 Ed Mentz .............................. ........................................................ 1 Thomas McWhorter ............................................................................ 1 Clayton Judicial Circuit *COURT CONTEST-Special election called for District Attorney on May 3, 1969. Cobb Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY Judge LUTHER C. HAMES, JR. HOWELL C. RAVAN COBB __________ _ 26,014 ----------- - --------------- -- 26,858 COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY District Attorney BEN F. SMITH COBB _ _ ------------------------- 25,705 Conasauga Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY Judge TOM POPE MURRAY WHITFIELD 2,344 7,355 TOTAL 9,699 DEMOCRATIC PARTY District Attorney ROBERT B. ADAMS MURRAY __________________ 2,177 WHITFIELD _________ _ _ __ _____ 6,876 TOTAL _ _____ 9,053 Coweta Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY Judge LAMAR KNIGHT CARROLL _ COWETA ____ _ ______ _ ____ HEARD ___________ _ ___________________ _____ MERIWETHER _ _________ ---------TROUP ____________________ __________________ 8,580 6,065 1,480 4,696 9,811 TOTAL _ _ ______________ 30,632 COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY District Attorney ELDRIDGE W. FLEMING CARROLL _____ ____________ COWETA _____ __ ________________ ____ __ HEARD _______________________ -----------MERIWETHER ____ __ ___ _ TROUP __ ____________ _ __ ______________ ___ 7,051 5,863 1,413 4,592 9,870 TOTAL ___ _ ---- 28,789 Dougherty Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY Judge ASA D. KELLEY, JR. DOUGHERTY _________________________ 12,790 District Attorney COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY ROBERTW. REYNOLDS DOUGHERTY _______ ___ ____ ____ 11,522 COUNTIES Dublin Judicial Circuit DEMOCRATIC PARTY Judge W. H. (BILL) WHITE JOHNSON ______ __________________ ________ 1,815 LAURENS ____ --------------------------- 10,327 TREUTLEN __ ______ ____ _______________ 1,257 TWIGGS _____ __ ____ __ ______________ 1,582 TOTAL _ -- 14,981 Dublin Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY District Attorney N. G. REEVES, JR. JOHNSON. 1,765 LAURENS . .......... 9,641 TREUTLEN ........................ 1,364 TWIGGS ... ......... . ......... ....... .. 1,561 TOTAL ..................... 14,331 Eastern Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY Judge DUNBAR HARRISON B. B. HEERY CHATHAM ............... 20,083 . . .. 20,140 COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY District Attorney ANDREW JOE RYAN, JR. CHATHAM Flint Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY District Attorney EDWARD E. McGARITY BUTTS .... ........... .............. .. . . 2,497 HENRY .... .. . ........................ . 5,244 LAMAR ................................... 2,189 MONROE ............................ 2,301 TOTAL .. .... .. . .. 12,231 Griffin Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY District Attorney ANDREW J. WHALEN, JR. FAYETTE ... PIKE SPALDING UPSON 2,331 1,845 8,449 5,309 TOTAL 17,934 Gwinnett Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY Judge CHARLES C. PITTARD GWINNETT ........... . ............... 16,490 COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY District Attorney REID MERRITT GWINNETT ___ ......................... 16,396 Lookout Mountain Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY Judge ROBERT E. (BOB) COKER CATOOSA ........ CHATTOOGA. DADE .................. WALKER . 5,212 ..... 4,384 1,995 8,016 TOTAL .. 19,607 COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY District Attorney EARL B. (BILL) SELF CATOOSA .......... CHATTOOGA .. DADE .... WALKER 5,212 4,411 1,981 7,931 TOTAL 19,535 Macon Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY Judge GEORGE B. CULPEPPER III HAL BELL BIBB ------------------------------------------------ 17,378._______________________________________________ 18,979 CRAWFORD -------------------------------- 949________________________________________________ 921 HOUSTON ----------------------------------- 8,046________________________________________________ 7,982 PEACH -------------------------------------------- 2, 714________________________________________________ 2,376 TOTAL ______________________ 29,087 ----------------------------------------------- 30,258 COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY District Attorney JACK J. GAUTIER BIBB ------------------------------------ __________ 18,671 CRAWFORD __ ___________ _________________ 918 HOUSTON ____________________ ______________ 7,964 PEACH _________________________ _________________ 2,388 TOTAL ______________________ 29,941 Middle Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY District Attorney H. REGINALD THOMPSON CANDLER ---------------------------------- _ 1,827 EMANUEL ______ ______________________ _____ 4,369 JE'FFERSON _ ------------------------------- 3,307 TOOMBS -------------------------------------WASHINGTON ________________________ _ 3,404 TOTAL ______________________ 12,907 Mountain Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY Judge LAMAR N. SMITH HABERSHAM _____ -------------------- 4,144 RABUN ____ ---------------------------------- 2,211 STEPHENS ___________ -------- __ ------- 3,363 TOWNS _____ ------------------------ __________ 1,572 UNION ____ _________ __ ___________ __________ 1,980 TOTAL ______________________ 13,270 COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY District Attorney HERBERT B. KIMZEY HABERSHAM ______ -------------------- _ 4,137 RABUN _ ------------------------------------- 2,109 STEPHENS __ ------------------------ ---- 3,247 TOWNS _________ --------------------- --------- 1,572 UNION -------------------------------------------- 1,965 TOTAL ____________________ 13,030 Northeastern Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY Judge JOSEPH H. BLACKSHEAR DAWSON ____ -------- ___ ____ _ 878 HALL __ ____ ________ ------ _______ _ 10,629 LUMPKIN ------------------- _______ __ 1,719 WHITE __ _________________ __________ 1,785 TOTAL ____ ______ 15,011 Northern Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY Judge JOHN W. WILLIFORD ELBERT ....................................... FRANKLIN ................................... HART .................................... MADISON .. ............................... OGLETHORPE ........................... . 4,544 3,529 3,651 2,749 2,106 TOTAL 16,579 COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY District Attorney CLETE D. JOHNSON ELBERT ........................ .... ......... FRANKLIN ............................ ... HART. .. ....................................... MADISON ...................................... OGLETHORPE .... .. .... ............ 4,398 3,529 3,593 2,717 2,078 TOTAL ................... 16,315 Ocmulgee Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY Judge GEORGE L. JACKSON BALDWIN ................ ................ GREENE ................................. .. HANCOCK . .... .. ... . . . JASPER ..................................... . JONES ........ ................................. MORGAN ...................................... PUTNAM ............. ....................... WILKINSON .................. ..... .. . 4,981 2,730 3,004 1,761 2,814 2,082 2,211 2,040 TOTAL ...................... 21,623 DEMOCRATIC PARTY District Attorney GEORGE D. LAWRENCE BALDWIN ...................................... GREENE ..... ....... .......................... JASPER .......................................... JONES ............................ MORGAN " PUTNAM ................................... WILKINSON ..... ......... .. .. . .. 5,113 2,729 1,787 2,728 1,995 2,224 2,048 TOTAL ................... 18,624 Oconee Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY Judge JAMES B. O'CONNOR BLECKLEY .. .. ...... .......... DODGE ........................................ MONTGOMERY ....................... PULASKI . .. ... . .. .... . .. .... TELFAIR .. ..... ..... . ............. WHEELER ......... 2,003 4,358 1,531 2,019 2,520 1,240 TOTAL ...................... 13,671 COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY District Attorney ALBERT D. MULLIS BLECKLEY ..... ........ .......... ..... DODGE ..................... ... ................ MONTGOMERY ........................ PULASKI ........ . ........................ TELFAIR .... .. .. ..... .............. WHEELER . ........................... . 1,913 4,376 1,467 1,988 1,992 1,205 TOTAL .,.. ... ... ....... 12,941 Ogeechee Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY Judge WALTON USHER BULLOCH ________ __ __________ 5,802 EFFINGHAM ___ ______ _________ _ 3,562 JENKINS ________ 2,482 SCREVEN _ ____ _______ _____ 3,477 TOTAL _ 15,323 DEMOCRATIC PARTY District Attorney J. LANE .JOHNSTON BULLOCH ___ __________ __ ________________ _ 5,762 EFFINGHAM ________ ________________ 3,472 .JENKINS ____________ _______________ ___ 2,481 SCREVEN _________ __________ __ __ ___ _ 3,442 TOTAL _____ __ _________ 15,157 Pataula Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY District Attorney JOE M. RAY CLAY _ _____________ _______________ _ 668 EARLY ____________ _________________ ____ 1,543 MILLER __ ---------------------------------- _ 1,115 QUITMAN ----------------------------- _ 532 RANDOLPH __________ ______________ _____ 1,763 SEMINOLE ----------------------------- _ 1,836 TERRELL __ ___________________________ 2,850 TOTAL _____________ ___ 10,307 Piedmont Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY Judge MARK DUNAHOO BANKS ___ ______ ___________ _____ _______ ___ BARROW _ ___________ ________________ JACKSON __ ________ _______ ________ 1,416 3,017 5,373 TOTAL 9,806 COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY District Attorney NAT HANCOCK BANKS ____________ _______ _____ __ _____ BARROW _____________________________ JACKSON ______ _____ _______________ _______ 1,405 3,789 5,388 TOTAL _ ------- --- 10,582 Rome Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY District Attorney LARRY SALMON FLOYD 12,357 Southern Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY District Attorney MARCUS B. CALHOUN BROOKS _ ___ ________ _ COLQUITT ECHOLS ___________ _ LOWNDES ____ _ THOMAS ________________ _ 2,681 7,485 458 4,286 7,750 TOTAL -- 22,660 South Georgia Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY Judge ROBERT CULPEPPER, JR. BAKER _________ ____________________ _________ 1,107 CALHOUN _____________ ___ ___ ____ ______ _ 1,358 DECATUR ____________________ 4,620 GRADY ----------------------------------- __ 4,739 MITCHELL ______________________ 5,131 TOTAL ______________________ 16,955 COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY District Attorney FRED HAND, JR. BAKER ________ ___________ _______ _____ 1,109 CALHOUN _ _____ ________ _ __ 1,378 DECATUR __________ _________ ___ ___ _ _ 4,640 GRADY ___________________________ __ 4,827 MITCHELL ___________ ______ ___ _________ 4,849 TOTAL __ __ _ ________ 16,803 Southwestern Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY Judge T. 0. MARSHALL LEE _________ __ _ __ ______ _ ____ __ MACON___ _ __ __ SCHLEY ___ __ __ STEWART ------------------SUMTER________________ WEBSTER___________ __ __ ____ __________ 1,467 2,122 809 1,262 4,941 441 TOTAL ______ 11,042 COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY District Attorney CLAUDE N. MORRIS LEE _ _ _________ _______ _________ 1,408 MACON _ _______ _ ___________ ___________ _ 2,022 SCHLEY ---------------------------------------- 789 STEWART _________ __ ____________________ 1,256 SUMTER ____ __ __ __ _____ _ 4,830 WEBSTER __ _______ _____ _____________ 415 TOTAL ____________________ 10,720 Stone Mountain Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY Judge H. 0. HUBERT, JR. HUBERT C. MORGAN DeKALB ______________________ ____________ 51,015__ : ______ __ __ __ _ _ ____________ 51,316 NEWTON _____________________ _____________ _ 4,873______ ______________ _ _ _________ 4,878 ROCKDALE _______________________ 3,473____ ____________ _____ _________ 3,608 TOTAL __________________ 59,36L__________________________ ________________ 59,802 COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY REPUBLICAN PARTY Judge DENNIS F. JONES RICHARD A. THIBADEAU DeKALB NEWTON ROCKDALE ----------- 39,166 _ . - ------------------- ----------- 48,276 ---- --- ----- .. -- 4,91 l ___________________________________________________________ 873 -------- 2,855 --- - - ... ----- . -------- ------ 1,084 TOTAL _ 46,932 TOTAL _____________________ 50,233 COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY District Attorney RICHARD BELL DeKALB _ _ ____ _ ___ __ ________ 45,244 NEWTON _ ________________ ___ _______ __ 4,916 ROCKDALE _ ____________ 3,642 TOTAL _ ---- 53,802 Tifton Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY J. BOWIE GRAY Judge IRWIN __________ --------------------------------TIFT ----------------------------- ________________ TURNER _ ---------------------------------WORTH ____ ---------------------------------- 2,027 4,450 2,186 3,170 TOTAL ---------------------- 11,833 COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY District Attorney W. J. FOREHAND IRWIN _ ______________________ _________________ 1,993 TIFT _____________ ----------------------------- 4,426 TURNER ______________ -------------------- 2,153 WORTH --------------------------------------- 3,151 TOTAL ______________________ 11,723 Toombs Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY Judge ROBERT L. STEVENS GLASCOCK _______________________ __________ LINCOLN ------------------------------- ______ McDUFFIE -----------------------------------TALIAFERRO -----------------------------WARREN ______ ______________________________ WILKES ---------------------------------------- 779 1,642 3,375 1,023 1,074 2,625 TOTAL ______________________ 10,518 COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY District Attorney KENNETH E. GOOLSBY GLASCOCK ____ _ __ _______________________ LINCOLN ______________ _ ____________ McDUFFIE -----------------------------------TALIAFERRO -----------------------------WARREN -------------------------------------WILKES ---------------------------------------- 770 1,664 3,351 1,014 1,053 2,625 TOTAL _______________________ 10,477 Western Judicial Circuit COUNTIES DEMOCRATIC PARTY District Attorney THOMAS W. RIDGWAY CLARKE ---------------------------------------- 11,246 OCONEE ---------------------------- _________ 1,920 WALTON ------------------------------------- 5,819 TOTAL ______________________ 18,985 A PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR: WHEREAS: The following proposed amendments to the Constitution of Georgia of 1945, as amended, having been proposed by Resolutions in the Senate or the House of Representatives of the State of Georgia, and each having been agreed to by two-thirds of the members elected to each branch of the General Assembly and entered on the Journals of each of said branches with the Ayes and Nays taken thereon; and WHEREAS: The Governor, the Attorney General and the Secretary of State met and determined that the following proposed amendments to the Constitution were general; and WHEREAS: Said proposed amendments were published and submitted to the people (electors) of the entire State as required by Article XIII, Section I, Paragraph I of the Constitution of Georgia of 1945, as amended; and WHEREAS: The vote of the people (electors) of the entire State voting in favor of ratifying and against ratifying said proposed amendments have been counted, tabulated, computed and canvassed by the Secretary of State of the State of Georgia, and the results thereof certified to the Governor of the State of Georgia; and WHEREAS: The votes in favor of ratifying and the votes against ratifying the following proposed amendments are as follows: 1. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to provide that the Lieutenant Governor-Elect (Ga. L. 1968 shall succeed to the Governorship in the P. 1558) event of the death of the Governor-Elect. FOR AGAINST 686,680 107,195 2. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to provide for a runoff election for Governor (Ga. L. 1968 in the event no candidate received a majority P. 1562) of the votes cast in the general election. 698,345 90,625 J. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to provide for the apportionment of the Senate. (Ga. L. 1967 P. 913) 473,442 244,963 4. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the expenditure of State funds for (Ga. L. 1967 school lunch purposes. P. 94-0) 682,015 5. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to provide that the Secretary of State, Attorney (Ga. L. 1968 General, State School Superintendent, Comp- P. 1560) troller General, Treasurer, Commissioner of Agriculture, and Commissioner of Labor shall be elected in the same manner as the Governor and the procedures relating to the election of the Governor shall apply to said officers and to provide that in the event of the death or withdrawal of any person elected to any such office prior to his taking office the Governor shall be authorized to fill such office. 549,289 180,654 179,996 6. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to change the name and designation of the (Ga. L. 1968 office of solicitor general to district attorney. P. 1567) 491,256 223,334 7. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the General Assembly to provide by (Ga. L. 1968 law for a program to grant scholarships or P. 1573) other assistance to the children of law en- forcement officers, firemen and prison guards, who are permanently disabled or killed in the line of duty, to enable such children to acquire an education beyond the twelfth grade, or to enable such children to attend a vocational-technical school. 516,753 222,198 8. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the General Assembly to provide (Ga. L. 1968 by law for the issuance of revenue bonds for P. 1597) the purpose of making direct loans to students in order to allow such students to ac- quire an education beyond the twelfth grade. 461,108 273,969 9. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to extend the homestead exemption for disabled (Ga. L. 1968 veterans, to those veterans suffering from loss, P. 1632) or loss of use, of both lower extremities, such as to preclude locomotion without the aid of braces, crutches, canes or a wheelchair. FOR AGAINST 632,234 123,417 10. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to increase the amount of loans and scholarships (Ga. L. 1968 for medical students and to change the proP. 1686) visions relative to the repayment of such loans and scholarships, the State Medical Education Board and the Secretary of said Board. 473,576 255,399 11. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to provide for an exemption of $4,000.00 from (Ga. L. 1968 all State and county ad valorem taxes on the P. 1690) homestead of owners sixty-five (65) years of age or older whose net income as defined by Georgia law for income tax purposes when added to that of his spouse does not exceed $4,000.00 for the immediately preceding taxable year. 632,550 126,687 Proposed amendment to the Constitution to provide for an independent General Assembly (Ga. L. 1968 by electing the members thereof for four year P. 1565) terms at a different General Election from the one at which the Governor is elected. 291,603 440,198 *13. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to change the jurisdiction of justice of the peace (Ga. L. 1968 in civil cases. P. 1594) 302,287 391,192 *14. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to provide for the creation of a new Game (Ga. L. 1968 and Fish Commission. P. 1627) 274,833 449,258 15. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the General Assembly to provide (Ga. L. 1968 by law for reimbursing the employees of the P. 1882) Game and Fish Commission who received a retroactive pay raise in 1966 and were subse- quently required to remit the amount of said raise to the State Treasurer. 381,164 317,809 16. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the Department of Industry and (Ga. L. 1968 Trade, in order to make Georgia competitive P. 1886) with other states in securing new business, industry and tourism, to expend available funds for the business meals and incidental expenses of bona fide industrial prospects and other persons who attend any meeting at the request of the Department to discuss the location or development of new business, inindustry and tourism, to expend available provide that all such expenditures shall be verified by vouchers showing the date, place, purpose and persons for whom such expenditures were made, and further provide that the State Auditor shall conduct an audit of such expenditures at least every six months. 404,067 298,616 17. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to provide that the General Assembly may sub(Ga. L. 1968 mit for ratification proposals to provide for P. 1576) a new Constitution as well as to submit pro- posed amendments to the Constitution and to provide that such proposals may not be ve- toed by the Governor. 396,651 294,546 Proposed amendment to the Constitution to provide that the marketing of milk and milk (Ga. L. 1968 substitutes is in the public interest and may P. 1588) be regulated by the General Assembly. 370,628 391,554 19. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the General Assembly to provide (Ga. L. 1968 that programs for the promotion of agricul- P. 1707) tural products including provisions for quality and/or product control may be instituted, continued or terminated in accordance with the results of a referendum conducted among the producers of the product or products affected and to provide that the General Assembly may delegate to instrumentalities, public corporations, authorities and commissions created by it the right to impose, raise, lower or repeal assessments, fees or other charges upon the sale or processing of affected products and to collect the same after approval by the producers of such products in a referendum. FOR AGAINST 425,009 316,238 20. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to provide that the General Assembly may create (Ga. L. 1968 Development Authorities or authorize any P. 1606) county or municipal corporation or combina- tions thereof to create Development Authorities and authorize such authorities to issue revenue obligations for the purpose of de- veloping industry, trade and employment opportunities. 362,314 319,541 21. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to remove the provisions freezing civil service (Ga. L. 1967 preference for honorably discharged veterans P. 935) of the State of Georgia as of a certain date, and to authorize the General Assembly to accord such veterans preference, point or otherwise, in any civil service program estab- lished in the state government or any political subdivision thereof. 423,045 262,432 22. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the General Assembly to provide (Ga. L. 1968 by law for the creation of an actuarially P. 1595) sound, participation retirement system for all employees of public schools who are not covered by the Teachers' Retirement System, including, but not limited to, school bus drivers, school lunchroom personnel, school maintenance personnel and school custodial personnel, and for the expenditure of State funds and the funds of county and independent boards of education for the support of said retirement system. 489,494 232,784 23. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the General Assembly, in its dis(Ga. L. 1967 cretion, to create a new court or system of P. 963) courts in and for each city of this State having a population of more than 300,000 according to the United States Decennial Census of 1960, and any future such United States Census; and to provide jurisdiction of such court or system of courts. 412,414 255,068 THEREFORE: I, Lester Maddox, Governor of the State of Georgia, do hereby proclaim that the proposed general amendments numbered 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 15, 16, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22 and 23, having been ratified according to the Constitution of the State of Georgia, according to the results of the November 1968 General Election held on Tuesday, November 5, 1968, and according to the certification delivered to me by the Secretary of State of the State of Georgia, are declared to be a part of the Constitution of the State of Georgia, effective this date. I, Lester Maddox, Governor of the State of Georgia, do hereby further proclaim that the proposed general amendments numbered 12, 13, 14 and 18, not having been ratified according to the Constitution of this State, according to the results of the November 1968 General Election held on Tuesday, November 5, 1968, and according to the certification delivered to me by the Secretary of State of the State of Georgia, are hereby declared not to be a part of the Constitution of Georgia. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Great Seal of the State of Georgia to be affixed hereto, at the State Capitol, in the City of Atlanta, on this the 2nd day of December, 1968, and of the Independence of the United States of America, the One Hundred and Ninety-Third. ATTEST: LESTER G. MADDOX Governor THOMAS T. IRVIN Executive Secretary and Secretary of the Executive Department ATTEST: BEN W. FORTSON, JR. Secretary of State *Please note that in Paragraph 2 proposed general amendments numbered 12, 13, 14 and 18 WERE DECLARED NOT TO BE A PART OF THE CONSTITUTION OF GEORGIA. A PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR: WHEREAS: The following proposed amendments to the Constitution of Georgia of 1945, as amended, having been proposed by Resolutions in the Senate or the House of Representatives of the State of Georgia, and each having been agreed to by two-thirds of the members elected to each branch of the General Assembly and entered on the Journals of each of said branches with the Ayes and Nays taken thereon; and WHEREAS: The Governor, the Attorney General and the Secretary of State met and determined that the following proposed amendments to the Constitution were not general and have determined the political subdivision or subdivisions directly affected by each of said proposed amendments; and WHEREAS: Each of said proposed amendments were published and submitted to the people (electors) of the political subdivision or subdivisions directly affected as required by Article XIII, Section I, Paragraph I of the Constitution of Georgia of 1945, as amended; and WHEREAS : The vote of the people (electors) of each of said subdivisions voting in favor of ratifying and voting against ratifying said proposed amendments have been counted, tabulated, computed and canvassed by the Secretary of State of the State of Georgia, and the results thereof certified to the Governor of the State of Georgia; and WHEREAS: The votes in favor of ratifying and the votes against ratifying the following proposed amendments are as follows: FOR AGAINST BALDWIN COUNTY 24. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to provide that the governing authority of Bald(Ga. L. 1968 win County shall be authorized to levy an P. 1841) annual registration tax on no more than two motor vehicles in the county owned by any individual or firm; to provide for the payment of such tax no later than April 1 of each year; to provide for a penalty for delinquent registrations; and to provide that the tax collector of Baldwin County shall collect such taxes. 2,559 2,016 BALDWIN COUNTY 2 5. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the City of Milledgeville and Baldwin (Ga. L. 1968 County Industrial Development Authority. P. 1490) 3,935 1,375 BARTOW COUNTY 26. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the governing authority of Bartow (Ga. L. 1968 County to provide water, sewage, garbage P. 1852) disposal or fire protection services and to levy a tax for the purpose of constructing and maintaining facilities for such service. 3,208 2,304 BLECKLEY COUNTY Bleckley County School District Independent School District of City ~ Cochran 779 846 808 239 *21. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Cochran-Bleckley School System (Ga. L. 1968 by merging the independent School System P. 1795) of the City of Cochran and the county school system of Bleckley County. BRANTLEY COUNTY 932 129 28. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Brantley County Development (Ga. L. 1968 Authority. P. 1731) BRYAN COUNTY 1,008 443 2 9. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Bryan County Industrial Develop- (Ga. L. 1968 ment Authority. P. 1680) BUTTS COUNTY 1,355 607 3Q. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Butts County Industrial Develop- (Ga. L. 1968 ment Authority. P. 1614) CALHOUN COUNTY 31. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Calhoun County Industrial De(Ga. L. 1968 velopment Authority and to provide for P. 1672) powers, authority, funds, purposes and procedures connected therewith. FOR AGAINST 602 130 CAMDEN COUNTY 479 660 Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the governing authority of Camden (Ga. L. 1967 County in the unincorporated areas thereof P. 920) to adopt building, electrical, plumbing and other similar codes, to adopt planning and zoning ordinances, and to regulate construction of all types by requiring building permits. CHARLTON COUNTY 261 878 Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the governing authority of Charl(Ga. L. 1967 ton County in the unincorporated areas there- P. 944) of to adopt building, electrical, plumbing, and other similar codes, to adopt planning and zoning ordinances, and to regulate con- struction of all types by requiring building permits. CHATHAM COUNTY City of Savannah 34. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the governing authority of the City (Ga. L. 1968 of Savannah to establish historic zones within P. 1591) a designated area of the city of Savannah and enact appropriate planning and zoning ordinances applicable thereto. 10,094 3,284 CHATHAM COUNTY City of Savannah 3 5. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to provide the procedure whereby taxes other (Ga. L. 1967 than ad valorem property taxes may be P. 953) levied in the City of Savannah and to pro- vide for a subsequent reduction of ad valorem taxes on real and personal property based upon the amount of funds received from such additional tax levies. 8,231 2,998 CHATHAM COUNTY 3 6. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to provide the procedure whereby taxes other (Ga. L. 1968 than ad valorem property taxes may be levied P. 1745) in Chatham County and to provide for a subsequent reduction of ad valorem taxes on real and personal property based upon the amount of funds received from such additional tax levies. 13,884 5,064 CHATTAHOOCHEE COUNTY 118 112 3 7. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Chattahoochee County Industrial (Ga. L. 1968 Development Authority. P. 1640) CHATTAHOOCHEE COUNTY Chattahoochee County School District 124 218 Proposed amendment to the Constitution to provide that the homestead exemption shall (Ga. L. 1967 not apply to taxes which are assessed and col- P. 966) lected by the taxing authorities of Chatta- hoochee County for the support and maintenance of education as recommended by the Chattahoochee County Board of Education. CHATTOOGA COUNTY Chattooga County School District 2,014 417 3 9. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to provide staggered terms for the members of (Ga. L. 1968 the Board of Education of Chattooga County. P. 1764) CHATTOOGA COUNTY 40. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to provide that the proceeds of ad valorem (Ga. L. 1968 taxes collected on motor vehicles by Chat- P. 1766) tooga County may be used by the governing authority of said county in the same calendar year in which such taxes are collected. FOR AGAINST 2,052 579 CHEROKEE COUNTY 41. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Cherokee County Airport Au(Ga. L. 1968 thority. P. 1545) 3,320 1,338 CHEROKEE COUNTY 42. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the governing authority of Chero(Ga. L. 1968 kee County to establish and administer fire P. 1743) protection districts in the unincorporated areas of said county and to levy a tax not to exceed five mills conditioned upon approval of the qualified voters of any such district voting in a special election on such question. 3,701 1,121 CLARKE COUNTY Clarke County School District 44. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the General Assembly to provide (Ga. L. 1968 for the election of the members of the Clarke P. 1530) County Board of Education by the people from election districts within said county. 9,506 2,541 CLAY COUNTY 367 56 45. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Clay County Industrial Develop(Ga. L. 1968 ment Authority and to provide for powers, P. 1634) authority, funds, purposes and procedures connected therewith. COBB COUNTY City of Acworth 714 121 46. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to provide that residents of the City of Acworth (Ga. L. 1968 who are 62 years of age or over, or who are P. 1524) totally disabled, and who have an income from all sources, including the income of cer- tain members of the family, not exceeding $5,000.00 per annum, shall be granted a homestead exemption of $2,000.00 from ad valorem taxation by said City. COBB COUNTY Cobb County School District 4 7. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to change the composition of Education District (Ga. L. 1968 No. 2 in Cobb County. P. 1529) COBB COUNTY City of Marietta 4 8. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to provide that residents of the City of Mari(Ga. L. 1968 etta who are 62 years of age or over, or who P. 1678) are totally disabled, and who have an income from all sources, including the income of certain members of the family, not exceeding $5,000.00 per annum, shall be granted a homestead exemption of $2,000.00 from ad valorem taxation by said City. 13,908 4,437 9,735 649 COBB COUNTY 4 9. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the governing authority of Cobb (Ga. L. 1967 County to district Cobb County into districts P. 918) for the purpose of establishing and maintaining street light systems and to authorize such authority to levy a tax within such districts for the purpose of supporting such systems. 15,963 15,667 COBB COUNTY 5 Q. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the General Assembly to empower (Ga. L. 1967 the governing authority of Cobb County to P. 914) enact ordinances for the policing and governing of said county and the enforcement of all duties and powers now or hereafter vested in said governing authority and to provide penalties for violation of such ordinances; to authorize the enforcement of such ordinances by civil or criminal proceedsings in the Superior Court or Civil and Criminal Court of Cobb County or other courts established by the General Assembly. COBB COUNTY 51. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to provide that a sewerage district may encom(Ga. L. 1967 pass the entire County of Cobb and to au- P. 927) thorize the issuance of general obligation bonds of the county to construct, maintain and operate a sewerage system therein. COWETA COUNTY *53_ Proposed amendment to the Constitution to repeal the local amendment to Article II, (Ga. L. 1968 Section I, Paragraph I of the Constitution P. 1449) captioned Coweta County-Fire, Water, Etc. Districts, Georgia Laws, 1964, Vol. 1, page 906, et seq, and so as to authorize Coweta County to issue its general obligation water and sewerage bonds and to incur an additional bonded indebtedness for such purpose not to exceed seven per centum (7%) of the assessed value of taxable property therein subject to taxation for bond purposes, which debt limitation shall be in addition to the seven per centum (7%) debt limitation now imposed by this Constitution and to levy taxes without limitation as to rate or amount sufficient to pay the principal of and interest on said bonds as same mature and to levy taxes to pay the cost of operating, maintaining, repairing and improving the water and sewerage system of said County. COWETA COUNTY Coweta County School District Independent School District of The City of Newnan 54. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Coweta County School System by (Ga. L. 1968 merging the county school system of Coweta P. 1452) County and the independent school system of the City of Newnan. CRISP COUNTY City of Cordele 5 5. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Cordele Office Building Authority. (Ga. L. 1968 P. 1715) CRISP COUNTY 5 6. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Crisp County-Cordele Industrial (Ga. L. 1968 Development Authority. P. 1757) DADE COUNTY 57. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Dade County Industrial Develop(Ga. L. 1967 ment Authority; to provide for powers, au- P. 907) thority, funds, purposes and procedure connected therewith; to provide for issuing revenue bonds and for validation of such bonds. DECATUR COUNTY 5 8. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Decatur County-Bainbridge In(Ga. L. 1968 dustrial Development Authority. P. 1780) FOR AGAINST 19,553 11,037 18,907 13,157 3,504 3,563 2,520 2,236 2,063 638 840 644 1,564 881 1,532 389 4,303 499 DECATUR COUNTY *s9. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to increase the jurisdiction of the justices of (Ga. L. 1968 the peace in Decatur County. P. 1539) DEKALB COUNTY City of Decatur 60. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the City of Decatur to construct (Ga. L. 1968 and maintain off-street parking facilities. P. 1515) DOOLY COUNTY 62. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Dooly County Industrial Develop(Ga. L. 1968 ment Authority; to provide for powers, au- P. 1768) thority, funds, purposes and procedure connected therewith; to provide for issuing revenue bonds and for the validation of such bonds. DOUGLAS COUNTY 64. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the governing authority of Douglas (Ga. L. 1968 County to establish water, sanitation, sewer- P. 1791) age and fire protection districts within the unincorporated areas of Douglas County and within the corporate limits of the municipalities located in said County with the approval of the governing authorities of said municipalities to provide that said governing authority may administer water, sanitation, sewerage and fire protection systems in said districts; to provide that said governing authority may levy taxes, issue bonds and revenue bonds to operate, maintain and administer such districts and systems; to provide what property shall be taxed for such purposes; to provide for the right of eminent domain. DOUGLAS COUNTY 6 5. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the General Assembly to provide for (Ga. L. 1967 the creation of a Civil Service System and a P. 916) Retirement System for all present and future officers and employees of Douglas County. EARLY COUNTY 6 6. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Early County Industrial Develop(Ga. L. 1968 ment Authority and to provide for powers, P. 1608) authority, funds, purposes and procedures connected therewith. EFFINGHAM COUNTY 6 7. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Effingham County Industrial De(Ga. L. 1968 velopment Authority. P. 1733) ELBERT COUNTY 6 8. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Elbert County Industrial Building (Ga. L. 1968 Authority. P. 1600) EVANS COUNTY 69. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Evans County Industrial Develop(Ga. L. 1968 ment Authority. P. 1556) 'FANNIN COUNTY City of Blue Ridge Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the City of Blue Ridge Industrial De(Ga. L. 1968 velopment Authority; to provide for powers, P. 1828) authority, funds, purposes and procedure connected therewith; to provide for issuing revenue bonds and for the validation of such bonds. FOR AGAINST 1,851 1,980 3,879 1,176 1,083 744 3,283 1,606 3,060 1,718 2,160 164 1,873 289 2,488 1,127 674 131 224 364 FAYETTE COUNTY 71. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize and empower the governing au(Ga. L. 1968 thority of the County of Fayette to establish P. 1517) and administer water, sewerage and fire protection districts, and to levy taxes, to issue bonds and have the power of eminent domain in connection therewith. FOR AGAINST 1,345 1,122 FLOYD COUNTY 72. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the creation of a Merit System of (Ga. L. 1967 employment for any or all present and future P. 930) employees of Floyd County. 10,292 3,700 FLOYD COUNTY Floyd County School District 7 J. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the Board of Education of Floyd (Ga. L. 1968 County to establish and participate in the P. 1584) cost of maintaining insurance, workmen's compensation and hospital programs for its employees. 5,742 2,524 FLOYD COUNTY 'Floyd County School District 7 4. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to provide for staggered terms for the members (Ga. L. 1968 of the County Board of Education of Floyd P. 1798) County. 5,663 2,569 FULTON COUNTY-City of Atlanta 45,980 22,804 DEKALB COUNTY-City of Atlanta 7 5. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the governing authority of the City (Ga. L. 1968 of Atlanta to establish historic zones within P. 1826) a designated area of the City of Atlanta and enact appropriate planning and zoning ordinances applicable thereto. 2,852 FULTON COUNTY-City of Atlanta 39,117 DEKALB COUNTY-City of Atlanta 7 6. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the City of Atlanta to issue m (Ga. L. 1968 any one year not in excess of $4,000,000 in P. 1586) principal amount of general obligation bonds for any lawful public purpose other than school purposes without a referendum but subject to certain limitations. 2,270 FULTON COUNTY-City of Atlanta 44,093 DEKALB COUNTY-City of Atlanta 77. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the City of Atlanta to incur bonded (Ga. L. 1968 indebtedness to the extent of 45 million dol- P. 1589) lars in addition to any other indebtedness which the City is now or may hereafter be authorized to incur, for the purpose of providing funds to acquire, construct, equip and improve school buildings and facilities of the City school system without a referendum. 2,598 FULTON COUNTY-City of Atlanta 42,877 DEKALB COUNTY-City of Atlanta 78. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the City of Atlanta to issue in any (Ga. L. 1968 one year not in excess of $4,000,000 in prin- P. 1582) cipal amount of general obligation bonds for school purposes without a referendum but subject to certain limitations. 2,578 1,711 35,737 2,525 31,606 2,268 32,846 2,242 FOR AGAINST FULTON COUNTY-City of Atlanta 34,607 37,021 DEKALB COUNTY-City of Atlanta 2,057 2,673 Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the City of Atlanta to incur debt (Ga. L. 1968 to the extent of fifteen per centum (15%) P. 1579) of the assessed value of all the taxable proper- ty therein, of which debt, eight per centum (8%) shall be for indebtedness incurred for all lawful corporate purposes prior to November 6, 1956, and existing indebtedness incurred since November 6, 1956 and indebtedness hereafter incurred, for all lawful corporate purposes other than school purposes, and seven per centum (7%) shall be for existing indebtedness incurred since November 6, 1956 and indebtedness hereafter incurred, for school purposes. FULTON COUNTY 80. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize Fulton County to idemnify the Tax (Ga. L. 1968 Commissioner and his bondsman from loss P. 1571) by reason of acceptance of uncertified checks in payment of automobile license fees. 58,485 FULTON COUNTY 81. Proposed amendment to the Constitution authorizing Fulton County, within the unin(Ga. L. 1967 corporated areas of said County, to regulate P. 969) traffic and parking, and to provide for misdemeanor punishment for violation of such regulations. 66,000 42,552 34,864 FULTON COUNTY 82. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to provide for a direct method of appeal from (Ga. L. 1967 the Criminal Court of Fulton County to P. 941) the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeals of Georgia so that said Appellate Courts shall have original jurisdiction to try and correct errors of law from the Criminal Court of Fulton County. 71,788 24,254 FULTON COUNTY *sJ. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize Fulton County to issue general ob(Ga. L. 1967 ligation bonds without a referendum but P. 938) subject to certain limitations. 35,632 62,092 GILMER COUNTY 1,126 690 84. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the tax commissioner of Gilmer (Ga. L. 1968 County to collect tax fi. fas. issued by the P. 1488) tax commissioner. GILMER COUNTY 8 5. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Gilmer County Industrial Develop- (Ga. L. 1967 mental Authority. P. 958) GLASCOCK COUNTY 8 6. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Glascock County Industrial De(Ga. L. 1968 velopment Authority. P. 1866) GWINNETT COUNTY Gwinnett County School District 8 7. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to change the provisions relating to the filling (Ga. L. 1968 of vacancies on the Board of Education of P. 1887) Gwinnett County. 1,341 300 9,947 464 72 3,726 GWINNETT COUNTY 8 8. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the creation of a Merit System of (Ga. L. 1968 employment for any or all present and future P. 1884) employees of Gwinnett County. 10,633 3,418 HALL COUNTY 89. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the General Assembly to provide (Ga. L. 1967 by law for the creation of a civil service P. 968) system of personnel administration for all persons, other than elected officials, whose salaries are paid out of the funds of Hall County. HARRIS COUNTY Town of Waverly Hall 90. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Town of Waverly Hall Develop(Ga. L. 1968 ment Authority. P. 1844) HENRY COUNTY 91. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize Henry County to issue its general (Ga. L. 1968 obligation water and sewerage bonds and P. 1774) to incur an additional bonded indebtedness for such purpose not to exceed seven per centum (7%) of the assessed value of taxable property therein subject to taxation for bond purposes, which debt limitation shall be in addition to the seven per centum (7%) debt limitation now imposed by this Constitution and to levy taxes without limitation as to rate or amount sufficient to pay the principal of and interest on said bonds as same mature and to levy taxes to pay the cost of operating, maintaining, repairing and improving the water and sewerage system of said county. HENRY COUNTY 92. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the governing authority of Henry (Ga. L. 1968 County to levy a tax not to exceed two mills P. 1739) per dollar on all taxable property located in Henry County for water and water and sewerage purposes and to guarantee payment, in whole or in part, of water or water and sewerage revenue bonds issued, from time to time, by the County and the Henry County Water Authority and to otherwise support and maintain the operations of a water or water and sewerage system of Henry County. HENRY COUNTY Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the General Assembly to change (Ga. L. 1968 the form of government of Henry County P. 1741) and to provide for a county manager and to provide for all matters relative to the foregoing by local law. HOUSTON COUNTY Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Houston County Building Com(Ga. L. 1968 mission and to provide for powers, authority, P. 1807) limitations, funds, purposes, and procedures connected therewith and to authorize the Commission to issue its bonds and to provide the method and manner of such issuance and validation and the effect thereof. HOUSTON COUNTY 9 5. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the General Assembly to create a (Ga. L. 1968 special court in Houston County. P. 1805) JACKSON COUNTY 96. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Jackson County Industrial De(Ga. L. 1968 velopment Authority. P. 1800) JASPER COUNTY 97. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Jasper County Industrial Develop(Ga. L. 1968 ment Authority. P. 1550) FOR AGAINST 7,266 3,097 117 42 4,056 1,956 4,000 1,978 1,998 3,537 4,828 4,976 5,721 4,260 2,760 1,234 1,747 150 McINTOSH COUNTY 101. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the McIntosh County Industrial De(Ga. L. 1968 velopment Authority. P. 1834) MERIWETHER COUNTY 102. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Meriwether County Industrial De(Ga. L. 1967 velopment Authority and to provide for P. 901) powers, authority, funds, purposes and procedures connected therewith. MILLER COUNTY 10J. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Colquitt and Miller County De(Ga. L. 1968 velopment Authority. P. 1543) MUSCOGEE COUNTY 104. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the General Assembly to empower (Ga. L. 1968 Muscogee County to adopt ordinances for P. 1526) policing the public property, roads and streets, of Muscogee County, and the Muscogee County Airport; to provide for the enforcement of County ordinances; to authorize the creation of a recorder's court, or authorize the use of the Municipal Court of Columbus; and to authorize the regulation and licensing of businesses in the unincorporated area of Muscogee County. MUSCOGEE COUNTY 105. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to provide for the establishment of sanitary (Ga. L. 1968 districts and service charges for garbage dis- P. 1540) posal facilities within Muscogee County. MUSCOGEE COUNTY City of Columbus 106. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the General Assembly to provide (Ga. L. 1968 by local Act for the creation of a charter P. 1508) commission to study all matters relating to the consolidation of the government of the City of Columbus and the County of Muscogee and for the establishment of successor government with powers and jurisdiction throughout the territorial limits of Muscogee County and to draft a charter to create such successor government, which proposed charter shall be submitted to the voters of Muscogee County, and the voters of the City of Columbus, and which charter shall be required to receive a majority vote of the qualified voters voting in each of said agencies of government. MUSCOGEE COUNTY 107. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Muscogee County Airport Com(Ga. L. 1968 mission. P. 1655) MUSCOGEE COUNTY 108. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Muscogee County Industrial De(Ga. L. 1967 velopment Authority. P. 947) PUTNAM COUNTY 110. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Putnam County Development (Ga. L. 1968 Authority. P. 1860) QUITMAN COUNTY 111. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Quitman County Industrial De(Ga. I. 1968 velopment Authority. P. 1620) FOR AGAINST 1,445 236 3,085 621 712 332 17,426 3,923 13,148 8,194 17,037 12,352 4,141 2,241 17,245 4,156 17,757 3,737 1,028 344 350 11 RICHMOND COUNTY 113. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the General Assembly to empower (Ga. L. 1968 the governing authority of Richmond County P. 1506) to adopt ordinances for the policing of Rich- mond County and to provide penalties for violations of such ordinances. ROCKDALE COUNTY Rockdale County School District *114. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to increase the debt limitation in the Rockdale (Ga. L. 1968 County School District from Seven (7%) Per P. 1878) Cent to Ten (10%) Per Cent of assessed values of all taxable property therein. SCREVEN COUNTY Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the governing authority of Screven (Ga. L. 1968 County to levy a tax not to exceed one mill P. 1755) for the purpose of securing a fund to be set aside and used by the Sylvania-Screven Airport Authority. SPALDING COUNTY 116. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the General Assembly of Georgia (Ga. L. 1968 to empower the governing authority of P. 1704) Spalding County to establish and administer fire protection districts and levy taxes on the property in such districts, without the allowance of any exemptions from taxation, after the assent of a majority of the qualified voters voting in an election held thereon in the affected area. STEPHENS COUNTY 117. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Stephens County Industrial De(Ga. L. 1968 velopment Authority; to provide for powers, P. 1854) authority, funds, purposes and procedure connected therewith; to provide for issuing revenue bonds and for the validation of such bonds. STEPHENS COUNTY 118, Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the General Assembly to empower (Ga. L. 1967 the governing authority of Stephens County P. 925) to establish and administer fire protection districts after a favorable vote by a majority of the qualified voters voting in an election held thereon in the affected area. STEWART COUNTY 119. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Stewart County Industrial Devel(Ga. L. 1968 opment Authority. P. 1647) TALBOT COUNTY City of Woodland 120. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the City of Woodland Development (Ga. L. 1968 Authority. P. 1699) TATTNALL COUNTY 121. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Tattnall County Industrial De(Ga. L. 1968 velopment Authority and to provide for P. 1662) powers, authority, funds, purposes and pro- cedures connected therewith. FOR AGAINST 8,896 3,984 1,455 1,705 1,064 1,157 4,502 2,386 2,104 786 2,841 447 1,097 88 148 23 1,522 642 TAYLOR COUNTY 1,647 246 122. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Taylor County Industrial Develop- (Ga. L. 1968 ment Authority. P. 1709) WARE COUNTY 125. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to provide that the powers, duties and respon(Ga. L. 1968 sibilities of the sheriff of Ware County, as P. 1880) they relate to the enforcement of criminal laws of the United States, this State and any political subdivision thereof, shall be exercised by a county police force which shall be established by the governing authority of Ware County. FOR AGAINST 2,960 2,547 WARREN COUNTY 441 572 *126. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Warren County Industrial Devel- (Ga. L. 1968 opment Authority. P. 1872) WEBSTER COUNTY 522 42 127. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Webster County Industrial De- (Ga. L. 1968 velopment Authority. P. 1748) WHITFIELD COUNTY 128. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Whitfield County Development (Ga. L. 1968 Authority. P. 1482) WHITFIELD COUNTY 129. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create The City of Dalton Building Authority (Ga. L. 1958 and provide for powers, authority, limita- P. 1466) tions, funds, purposes and procedures connected therewith and to authorize the Authority to issue its revenue bonds and to provide the method and manner of such issuance and the validation and effect thereof. 4,816 4,475 1,754 2,082 THEREFORE: I, Lester Maddox, Governor of the State of Georgia, do hereby proclaim that the proposed amendments which are not general numbered 24, 25, 26, 28, 29, 30, 31, 34, 35, 36, 37, 39, 40, 41, 42, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 60, 62, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 80, 81, 82, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 95, 96, 97, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 110, 111, 113, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 125, 127, 128 and 129, having been ratified according to the Constitution of the State of Georgia, according to the results of the November 1968 General Election held on Tuesday, November 5, 1968, and according to the certification delivered to me by the Secretary of State of the State of Georgia, are declared to be a part of the Constitution of the State of Georgia. I, Lester Maddox, Governor of the State of Georgia, do hereby further proclaim that the proposed amendments which are not general numbered 27, 32, 33, 38, 53, 59, 70, 79, 83, 93, 94, 114, 115 and 126, not having been ratified according to the Constitution of this State, according to the results of the November 1968 General Election held on Tuesday, November 5, 1968, and according to the certification delivered to me by the Secretary of State of the State of Georgia, are hereby declared not to be a part of the Constitution of Georgia. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Great Seal of the State of Georgia to be affixed hereto, at the State Capitol, in the City of Atlanta, on this the 13th day of December, 1968, and of the Independence of the United States of America, the One Hundred and Ninety-Third. ATTEST: LESTER MADDOX Governor THOMAS T. IRVIN, Executive Secretary and Secretary of the Executive Department ;JU{ ATTEST, Jr;;J//YUtJYV BEN W. FORTSON, JR. Secretary of State *Please note that in Paragraph 2 proposed local amendments numbered 27, 32, 33, 38, 53, 59, 70, 79, 83, 93, 94, 114, 115 and 126 WERE DECLARED NOT TO BE A PART OF THE CONSTITUTION OF GEORGIA. A PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR: WHEREAS: WHEREAS: WHEREAS: WHEREAS: WHEREAS: The following proposed amendment to the Constitution of Georgia of 1945 as amended, having been proposed by Resolution in the House of Representatives of the State of Georgia, and having been agreed to by two-thirds of the members elected to each branch of the General Assembly and entered on the Journals of each of said branches with the Ayes and Nays taken thereon; and The Governor, the Attorney General and the Secretary of State met and determined that the following proposed amendment to the Constitution was not general and have determined the political subdivision or subdivisions directly affected by said proposed amendment; and Said proposed amendment was published and submitted to the people (electors) of the political subdivision or subdivisions directly affected as required by Article XIII, Section I, Paragraph I of the Constitution of Georgia of 1945, as amended; and The vote of the people (electors) of each of said subdivisions voting in favor of ratifying and voting against ratifying said proposed amendment have been counted, tabulated, computed and canvassed by the Secretary of State of the State of Georgia, and the results thereof certified to the Governor of the State of Georgia; and The votes in favor of ratifying and the votes against ratifying the following proposed amendment are as follows: BALLOT NUMBER PROPOSED AMENDMENT AND POLITICAL SUBDIVISION CJR SUBDIVISIONS AFFECTED FOR AGAINST RICHMOND COUNTY 112. CITY OF AUGUSTA CITY OF HEPHZIBAH 11,505 4,721 71 5,180 1,332 57 (Ga. L. 1968 P. 1787) Proposed amendment to the Constitution to provide that the General Assembly shall have the power, by local act, to create, designate, vest powers and duties, set terms and compensation, establish functions, combine and consolidate municipal and county public agencies, departments, boards, bureaus, commissions, and governing authorities within Richmond County. THEREFORE: I, Lester Maddox, Governor of the State of Georgia, do hereby proclaim that the proposed amendment which is not general numbered 112, having been ratified according to the Constitution of the State of Georgia, according to the results of the November 1968 General Election held on Tuesday, November 5, 1968, and according to the certification delivered to me by the Secretary of State of the State of Georgia, is declared to be a part of the Constitution of the State of Georgia. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Great Seal of the State of Georgia to be affixed hereto, at the State Capitol, in the City of Atlanta, on this the 12th day of February, 1969, and of the Independence of the United States of America, the One Hundred and Ninety-Third. ATTEST: LESTER MADDOX Governor ZELL MILLER, Executive Secretary and Secretary of the Executive Department ATTEST: BEN W. FORTSON, JR. Secretary of State A PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR: WHEREAS: The following proposed amendments to the Constitution of Georgia of 1945, as amended, having been proposed by Resolutions in the Senate or the House of Representatives of the State of Georgia, and each having been agreed to by two-thirds of the members elected to each branch of the General Assembly and entered on the Journals of each of said branches with the Ayes and Nays taken thereon; and WHEREAS: The Governor, the Attorney General and the Secretary of State met and determined that the following proposed amendments to the Constitution were not general and have determined the political subdivision or subdivisions directly affected by each of said proposed amendments; and WHEREAS: Each of said proposed amendments were published and submitted to the people (electors) of the political subdivision or subdivisions directly affected as required by Article XIII, Section I, Paragraph I of the Constitution of Georgia of 1945, as amended; and WHEREAS: The vote of the people (electors) of each of said subdivisions voting in favor of ratifying and voting against ratifying said proposed amendments have been counted, tabulated, computed and canvassed by the Secretary of State of the State of Georgia, and the results thereof certified to the Governor of the State of Georgia; and WHEREAS: The votes in favor of ratifying and the votes against ratifying the following proposed amendments are as follows: BALLOT NUMBER PROPOSED AMENDMENT AND POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OR SUBDIVISIONS AFFECTED FOR AGAINST CLARKE COUNTY 4 J. CITY OF ATHENS (Ga. L. 1968 Proposed amendment to the Constitution to P. 1822) provide the procedure whereby taxes other than ad valorem property taxes may be levied by Clarke County and the City of Athens and to provide for a subsequent reduction of ad valorem taxes on real and personal property based upon the amount of funds received from such additional tax levies. 8,480 6,403 3,398 2,297 COBB COUNTY CITY OF ACWORTH CITY OF BIG SHANTY CITY OF AUSTELL CITY OF ELIZABETH CITY OF CLARKDALE CITY OF MARIETTA CITY OF SMYRNA CITY OF POWDER SPRINGS 52. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the governing authority of Cobb (Ga. L. 1967 County to create indebtedness and issue gen- P. 927 eral obligation bonds for the construction, maintenance and operation of sanitary and storm sewers and sewage disposal plants. within the unincorporated areas of said county and within incorporated municipalities of said county only upon the approval of the issuance of such bonds by the voters affected by such issuance. 18,724 770 753 914 1,270 112 2,821 2,806 872 12,960 366 392 687 879 52 1,575 1,835 543 DODGE COUNTY 61. CITY OF EASTMAN 3,592 378 1,811 162 (Ga. L. 1968 Proposed amendment to the Constitution P. 1693) to provide for the creation of the Dodge County-Eastman Development Authority. LOWNDES COUNTY CITY OF VALDOSTA (Ga. L. 1968 Proposed amendment to the Constitution to P. 1777) delegate to the respective governing authorities of the City of Valdosta and County of Lowndes authority to merge and consolidate by joint resolution, and with or without an enabling act of the General Assembly of Georgia, the offices, officers and functions of the City of Valdosta and the County of Lowndes relating to the time, manner and method for the retwn, collection, property 2,357 2,122 2,578 1,845 BALLOT NUMBER PROPOSED AMENDMENT AND POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OR SUBDIVISIONS AFFECTED FOR AGAINST assessment, notice of property assessment, hearing, appeal, arbitration or review of property assessment, lien, priority of lien and collection of ad valorem taxes levied by the City of Valdosta, County of Lowndes and State of Georgia and respecting any and all other matters relating or incident to the same. WARE COUNTY 124. CITY OF WAYCROSS (Ga. L. 1968 Proposed amendment to the Constitution to P. 1846) authorize the General Assembly to provide by law for the modification or for the abolishment and consolidation into a single countywide government of the existing governments of Ware County and the City of Waycross and for all matters relative thereto, provided any law enacted pursuant to such authority is submitted to the people for approval or rejection. 3,115 2,160 2,342 797 THEREFORE: I, Lester Maddox, Governor of the State of Georgia, do hereby proclaim that the proposed amendments which are not general numbered 43, 52, 61 and 124, having been ratified according to the Constitution of the State of Georgia, according to the results of the November 1968 General Election held on Tuesday, November 5, 1968, and according to the certification delivered to me by the Secretary of State of the State of Georgia, are declared to be a part of the Constitution of the State of Georgia. I, Lester Maddox, Governor of the State of Georgia, do hereby further proclaim that the proposed amendment which is not general numbered 100, not having been ratified according to the Constitution of this State, according to the results of the November 1968 General Election held on Tuesday, November 5, 1968, and according to the certification delivered to me by the Secretary of State of the State of Georgia, is hereby declared not to be a part of the Constitution of Georgia. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Great Seal of the State of Georgia to be affixed hereto, at the State Capitol, in the City of Atlanta, on this the 9th day of April, 1969, and of the Independence of the United States of America, the One Hundred and Ninety-Third. ATTEST: LESTER MADDOX Governor ZELL MILLER, Executive Secretary and Secretary of the Executive Department ATTEST: IL BEN W. FORTSON, JR. Secretary of State *Please note that in Paragraph 2 proposed local amendment numbered 100 WAS DECLARED NOT TO BE A PART OF THE CONSTITUTION OF GEORGIA. -A PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR: WHEREAS: The following proposed amendments to the Constitution of Georgia of 1945, as amended, having been proposed by Resolution in the House of Representatives of the State of Georgia, and having been agreed to by two-thirds of the members elected to each branch of the General Assembly and entered on the Journals of each of said branches with the Ayes and Nays taken thereon; and WHEREAS: The Governor, the Attorney General and the Secretary of State met and determined that the following proposed amendments to the Constitution were not general and have determined the political subdivision or subdivisions directly affected by said proposed amendments; and WHEREAS: Said proposed amendments were published as required by Article XIII, Section I, Paragraph I of the Constitution of Georgia of 1945, as amended; and WHEREAS: Said proposed amendments were not submitted to the people (electors) of the political subdivision or subdivisions directly affected as required by Article XIII, Section I, Paragraph I of the Constitution of Georgia of 1945, as amended; and WHEREAS: The votes that were certified in favor of ratifying and the votes against ratifying the following proposed amendments are as follows: BALLOT NUMBER PROPOSED AMENDMENT AND POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OR SUBDIVISIONS AFFECTED FOR AGAINST DOUGHERTY COUNTY CITY OF ALBANY (Ga. L. 1968 Proposed amendment to the Constitution to P. 1520) delegate to the respective governing authorities of the City of Albany and County of Dougherty authority to merge and consolidate by resolutions of said respective bodies, and without an enabling act of the General Assembly of Georgia, the Boards of Tax Assessors and the departments, offices, officers and functions of the City of Albany and of the County of Dougherty relating to the return and assessment of property for taxation, notice of property assessment, hearings, appeals, arbitrations and reviews of property assessments, liens, priority of liens, and enforcement and collection of ad valorem taxes levied by the City of Albany, County of Dougherty and State of Georgia, and other matters relating to or incident to the same. 7,254 5,467 No Votes Certified *99. LINCOLN COUNTY CITY OF LINCOLNTON (Ga. L. 1968 Proposed amendment to the Constitution to P. 1702) create the Lincolnton and Lincoln County Development Authority. 1,390 92 No Votes Certified UPSON COUNTY *123. CITY OF THOMASTON (Ga. L. 1968 Proposed amendment to the Constitution to P. 1503) authorize the General Assembly to consolidate and combine the Board of Tax Assessors of the City of Thomaston and of the County of Upson into a single board of tax assessors for said city and county and to require that all taxable property in said city and county be returned to the Tax Commissioner of Upson County and the city and county taxes due thereon paid to said Tax Commissioner. 3,003 808 No Vote Certified THEREFORE: I, Lester Maddox, Governor of the State of Georgia, do hereby proclaim that the proposed amendments which are not general numbered 63, 99 and 123, having not been submitted to the people (electors) of the political subdivision or subdivisions directly affected as required by Article XIII, Section I, Paragraph I of the Constitution of Georgia of 1945, as amended, are declared not to be a part of the Constitution of the State of Georgia. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Great Seal of the State of Georgia to be affixed hereto, at the State Capitol, in the City of Atlanta, on this the 9th day of April, 1969, and of the Independence of the United States of America, the One Hundred and Ninety-Third. ATTEST: LESTER MADDOX Governor ZELL MILLER, Executive Secretary and Secretary of the Executive Department ATTEST: IL BEN W. FORTSON, JR. Secretary of State *Please note that in Paragraph I proposed local amendments numbered 63, 99, and 123 WERE DECLARED NOT TO BE A PART OF THE CONSTITUTION OF GEORGIA. A PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR: WHEREAS: The following proposed amendment to the Constitution of Georgia of 1945, as amended, having been proposed by Resolution in the House of Representatives of the State of Georgia, and having been agreed to by two-thirds of the members elected to each branch of the General Assembly and entered on the Journals of each of said branches with the Ayes and Nays taken thereon; and WHEREAS: The Governor, the Attorney General and the Secretary of State met and determined that the following proposed amendment to the Constitution was not general and have determined the political subdivision or subdivisions directly affected by said proposed amendment; and WHEREAS: Said proposed amendment was not published as required by Article XIII, Section I, Paragraph I of the Constitution of Georgia of 1945, as amended; and WHEREAS: Said proposed amendment was submitted to the people (electors) of the political subdivision or subdivisions directly affected as required by Article XIII, Section I, Paragraph I of the Constitution of Georgia of 1945, as amended; and WHEREAS: The vote of the people (electors) of each of said subdivisions voting in favor of ratifying and voting against ratifying said proposed amendment have been counted, tabulated, computed and canvassed by the Secretary of State of the State of Georgia, and the results thereof certified to the Governor of the State of Georgia; and WHEREAS: The votes in favor of ratifying and the votes against ratifying the following proposed amendment are as follows: BALLOT NUMBER PROPOSED AMENDMENT AND POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OR SUBDIVISIONS AFFECTED 'FOR AGAINST *98. LEE COUNTY Proposed amendment to the Constitution to 736 252 create the Lee County Development Author- (Ga. L. 1968 ity, and to provide for powers, authority, P. 1532) funds, purposes and procedures connected therewith. THEREFORE: I, Lester Maddox, Governor of the State of Georgia, do hereby proclaim that the proposed amendment which is not general numbered 98 was ratified according to the Constitution of the State of Georgia, according to the results of the November 1968 General Election held on Tuesday, November 5, 1968, and according to the certification delivered to me by the Secretary of State of the State of Georgia. FURTHER: I, Lester Maddox, Governor of the State of Georgia, do hereby proclaim that the proposed amendment which is not general numbered 98, having not been advertised according to Article XIII, Section I, Paragraph I, as amended, is declared not to be a part of the Constitution of the State of Georgia. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Great Seal of the State of Georgia to be affixed hereto, at the State Capitol, in the City of Atlanta, on this the 9th day of April, 1969, and of the Independence of the United States of America, the One Hundred and Ninety-Third. ATTEST: LESTER MADDOX Governor ZELL MILLER, Executive Secretary and Secretary of the Executive Department ATTEST: IL BEN W. FORTSON, JR. Secretary of State *Please note that in Paragraph 2 proposed local amendment numbered 98 WAS DECLARED NOT TO BE A PART OF THE CONSTITUTION OF GEORGIA. A PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR: WHEREAS: The following proposed amendment to the Constitution of Georgia of 1945, as amended, having been proposed by Resolution in the Senate or the House of Representatives of the State of Georgia, and having been agreed to by two-thirds of the members elected to each branch of the General Assembly and entered on the Journals of each of said branches with the Ayes and Nays taken thereon; and WHEREAS: The Governor, the Attorney General and the Secretary of State met and determined that the following proposed amendment to the Constitution was not general and have determined the political subdivision or subdivisions directly affected by said proposed amendment; and WHEREAS: Said proposed amendment was published and submitted to the people (electors) of the political subdivision or subdivisions directly affected as required by Article XIII, Section I, Paragraph I of the Constitution of Georgia of 1945, as amended; and WHEREAS: The vote of the people (electors) of each of said subdivisions voting in favor of ratifying and voting against ratifying said proposed amendment have been counted, tabulated, computed and canvassed by the Secretary of State of the State of Georgia, and the results thereof certified to the Governor of the State of Georgia; and WHEREAS: The votes in favor of ratifying and the votes against ratifying the following proposed amendment are as follows: BALLOT NUMBER PROPOSED AMENDMENT AND POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OR SUBDIVISIONS AFFECTED FOR AGAINST PULASKI COUNTY 109. CITY OF HAWKINSVILLE 910 610 568 228 Proposed amendment to the Constitution to (Ga. L. 1968 create the Pulaski County-Hawkinsville De- P. 1496) velopment Authority. THEREFORE: I, Lester Maddox, Governor of the State of Georgia, do hereby proclaim that the proposed amendment which is not general numbered 109, having been ratified according to the Constitution of the State of Georgia, according to the results of the November 1968 General Election held on Tuesday, November 5, 1968, and according to the certification delivered to me by the Secretary of State of the State of Georgia, is declared to be a part of the Constitution of the State of Georgia. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Great Seal of the State of Georgia to be affixed hereto, at the State Capitol, in the City of Atlanta, on this the 9th day of April, 1969, and of the Independence of the United States of America, the One Hundred and Ninety-Third. ATTEST: ~ LESTER MADDOX Governor ZELL MILLER, Executive Secretary and Secretary of the Executive Department ATTEST: BEN W. FORTSON, JR. Secretary of State CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS COUNTY 1 2 3 4 FoR AGAINST FOR AGAINST FoR AGAINST FOR AGAINST Appling................ ..... Atkinson........ ......... Bacon ....................... Baker .................... ... Baldwin ................. ... Banks .................... Barrow ................... .. Bartow ................... ... Ben Hill .................. Berrien .................. Bibb ........................ Bleckley ..................... Brantley ..................... Brooks ...................... Bryan ....................... Bulloch ...................... Burke ............ Butts ............. .. .. .. .. .......... Calhoun ..................... Camden ............... Candler ................ .. . ........ Carroll ...................... Catoosa ...................... Charlton ..................... Chatham ................... Chattahoochee ................ Chattooga ................... Cherokee .................... Clarke ....................... Clay ........................ Clayton ...................... Clinch ....................... Cobb ........................ Coffee ....................... Colquitt ..................... Columbia .................... Cook ........................ Coweta ...................... Crawford ............... Crisp .................... Dade.................. .. Dawson ............... .... Decatur ............. ..... DeKalb ............ ... .... .. Dodge............. ....... Dooly .............. .... . . Dougherty .. ... ......... . .... Douglas ... ............. Early................ ....... Echols ............. .... EEflfbienrgth.a.m. ...................... .... . . Emanuel. ....... ............ Evans .............. Fannin .............. .... Fayette...... ......... Floyd ......... Forsyth ........ . ...... ..... . . . . . . . Franklin....... ............ Fulton ....... Gilmer ....... .......... ..... .. ...... ..... Glascock ..... ..... ...... Glynn .... Gordon ... ........ . ... ... .... Grady .... Greene ... ... ... .. .. ...... . ... Gwinnett ..... .......... Habersham ... Hall ......... . . ... ... . . . . ... .. . . . HHHHHaaaeanrrarractridlo.ss.co...k..n.............................................................................. Henry........ .......... .... Houston ..... Irwin ....... . ....... ... .... .............. . . Jackson ...... Jasper ....... ... ....... .... Jeff Davis .... Jefferson ...... . Jenkins ....... Johnson ...... Jones ....... ... ... Lamar ......... Lanier ..... Laurens ....... I.Jee ........ Liberty .... Lincoln ...... Long ........ Lowndes ..... Lumpkin ..... ...... Macon ........ Madison ..... Marion ...... .. .... McDuffie .... ...... McIntosh ..... Meriwether . . Miller ........ .......... .. . ... Mitchell ......... Monroe .......... ... . ... . . . . . . . . . . . Montgomery. Morgan ....... Murray ......... Muscogee ...... ...... .. ..... ...... ...... .. .... Newton ........ Oconee ...... .. Oglethorpe .. ... ...... ...... ......... Paulding ..... Peach ..... Pickens .... Pierce .... .. ............ .... . ... QPPPPRRouiuaauklltnbikaentdusm..aokn..mali...pn.....h...................................... .. .... .. ... ..... . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ...... ..... . ... ... . . ..... Richmond .. Rockdale. SSSccermhelievnyeon.l.e............... .... ... . . . . . . . .... ..... ..... . . . . . . . .. .. .. .. . . ...... Spalding ..... ..... ... . .. .... Stephens ..... ..... .... Stewart...... .... .... Sumter ........ Talbot ...... Taliaferro .... Tattnall ... Taylor ....... Telfair ...... Terrell ....... Thomas ..... Tift ......... Toombs .... Towns ..... Treutlen ... Troup ..... Turner ... ........ Twiggs .... Union ..... Upson ..... Walker .... Walton ..... Ware ..... ....... Warren ..... .. Washington. ... Wayne ...... Webster ..... Wheeler ..... White ...... Whitfield .. Wilcox Wilkes .......... .... . . . .. ..... ... Wilkinson .... .. .... Worth ..... ..... . .. TOTALS. .... ... 1,719 589 956 455 4,984 926 1,317 5,131 1,432 1,668 24,648 1,669 737 1,625 817 3,940 1,751 1,812 606 1,276 860 7,114 3,587 623 20,912 233 2,659 4,411 11,372 366 16,491 550 32,440 2,489 4,555 2,168 1,854 5,304 777 2,093 825 618 3,434 81,825 1,671 1,403 11,232 4,744 1,544 224 2,068 2,858 2,833 738 1,855, 2,223 13,811 2,627 2,250 107,225 1,387 217 6,898 3,480 3,076 1,449 12,029 3,454 9,087 678 3,113 1,973 2,051 864 4,870 9,339 997 3,680 1,204 863 3,229 1,371 1,058 1,964 1,594 619 6,222 842 2,003 763 283 4,939 1,292 1,522 1,868 598 996 536 2,985 744 2,852 1,665 681 1,602 1,493 19,877 4,086 1,565 962 2,895 2,225 1,523 1,469 1,273 4,782 1,355 1,453 69 1,433 404 13,455 2,783 663 1,695 677 6,685 2,530 697 3,578 772 249 1,908 1,411 1,090 1,847 5,519 3,294 2,088 355 812 8,080 1,197 815 1,241 4,295 6,714 4,395 3,792 521 2,207 2,124 350 504 1,407 6,573 1,079 1,555 1,274 1,724 686,680 256 119 112 101 825 80 480 737 236 311 4,122 267 105 271 237 713 285 415 78 429 140 1,095 531 260 2,990 51 254 568 1,100 49 2,655 76 4,500 367 816 408 328 1,068 128 542 175 111 654 9,646 282 293 2,112 686 210 40 261 515 399 101 184 319 1,695 506 340 16,874 213 46 1,273 365 478 201 2,377 601 1,587 197 383 228 306 127 827 1,525 219 866 123 242 307 183 152 786 185 72 994 180 217 112 65 959 157 259 241 43 150 64 384 152 439 284 88 198 246 2,145 437 203 112 431 337 187 232 146 490 248 291 13 247 125 2,667 374 90 192 80 1,008 428 109 502 93 102 263 217 186 327 989 494 359 100 107 808 152 171 142 1,805 1,992 483 1,115 165 537 430 42 102 216 849 199 457 276 314 1,645 618 906 432 4,444 714 3,009 4,952 1,364 1,697 26,286 1,675 638 1,646 837 4,079 1,854 1,813 755 1,338 663 7,252 3,280 613 20,650 2.54 2,459 4,648 11,375 377 17,083 524 33,983 2,607 4,566 1,960 1,694 5,339 834 2,138 841 630 3,319 83,985 1,825 1,463 11,425 4,657 1,488 202 1,981 2,825 2,998 754 2,405 2,248 13,475 2,523 2,184 112,450 1,545 210 6,933 3,409 3,009 2,207 12,278 3,390 9,163 709 3,038 2,012 1,919 900 4,894 9,602 965 3,592 1,216 851 3,067 1,348 1,072 2,138 1,584 569 5,749 772 1,657 749 273 4,967 1,280 1,393 1,876 562 1,013 527 2,900 734 2,558 1,756 652 1,605 1,580 19,497 4,027 1,561 122 3,002 2,453 1,677 1,417 l, 183 4,737 1,375 1,277 58 1,457 1,015 13,656 2,806 665 1,617 665 6,593 2,482 711 3,718 777 357 1,831 1,394 1,134 1,926 5,735 3,313 2,048 379 814 8,319 1,118 888 1,370 4,216 6,530 3,995 3,836 575 2,204 2,124 358 533 1,365 6,554 1,038 1,842 1,298 1,801 107,195 698,345 278 100 123 117 726 124 376 746 224 338 2,551 247 132 239 228 618 211 223 64 331 129 970 610 257 2,613 32 368 555 801 52 1,684 74 3,767 495 535 466 38.5 897 114 541 194 113 566 7,479 210 283 2,496 672 251 48 259 529 339 87 276 306 1,586 418 372 12,467 244 38 1,167 402 696 148 2,067 618 1,353 146 375 189 335 113 662 1,271 186 848 130 215 442 188 159 286 190 88 1,117 153 228 92 64 892 191 299 212 56 118 80 367 148 429 223 117 206 405 1,934 436 191 128 430 314 247 230 235 471 218 212 12 235 94 2,190 317 94 218 75 1,046 352 90 385 73 27 277 228 151 264 853 415 350 62 103 612 178 134 107 437 1,072 604 1,017 146 463 446 45 143 236 744 214 203 296 326 90,625 802 299 463 241 2,733 544 1,929 3,089 902 933 18,427 925 325 991 427 1,729 1,175 1,139 296 671 381 4,388 2,029 300 9,182 164 1,448 2,777 9,039 187 10,965 282 24,275 1,586 2,555 1,490 900 3,504 464 1,340 394 377 2,883 67,072 437 874 7,685 2,775 700 109 809 1,925 1,544 372 l, 152 1,378 9,759 1,321 1,550 84,495 805 130 4,970 2,003 1,904 1,176 8,061 2,233 6,238 413 1,806 1,228 1,176 463 2,834 6,498 524 2,276 681 435 2,169 933 549 1,365 962 333 3,417 437 980 495 140 3,708 694 926 1,078 384 564 277 2,037 366 1,538 1,089 332 1,037 1,007 16,743 2,661 966 518 1,672 1,498 857 692 719 3,434 784 857 45 846 672 10,047 1,926 361 757 511 4,251 1,624 567 2,416 478 243 798 785 761 954 3,283 1,733 1,046 148 465 5,693 603 429 l, 140 2,510 3,599 3,070 2,635 318 1,213 1,084 168 228 748 4,995 692 1,118 635 868 473,442 867 291 414 247 1,937 357 1,119 2,078 539 858 8,288 631 331 727 519 2,314 720 672 266 680 340 2,928 1,417 463 13,055 116 963 1,824 3,157 155 6,252 213 10,260 1,033 1,931 659 882 2,381 332 1,092 382 250 1,525 19,251 743 710 4,240 2,068 593 125 1,077 1,026 1,323 340 539 956 4,202 1,523 858 29,862 603 92 2,566 1,309 1,378 522 5,681 1,419 3,638 342 1,206 609 764 367 2,134 3,721 322 1,826 464 433 1,115 492 439 843 634 244 2,860 427 664 216 152 1,586 570 663 681 155 329 226 1,048 373 1,115 672 334 516 612 4,144 1,341 612 423 1,341 839 437 722 498 1,393 626 556 34 577 268 4,009 951 263 840 142 2,233 931 230 1,339 222 85 950 609 366 987 2,248 1,437 1,103 282 338 2,479 504 402 186 1,892 2,920 1,581 1,917 298 1,122 1,261 156 270 652 1,819 465 752 704 938 1,749 1,254 1,493 618 3,964 1,058 3,244 5,358 1,293 2,020 23,494 2,277 1,159 1,785 1,079 4,819 1,912 1,881 996 1,609 1,498 7,115 3,880 842 21,358 265 2,787 4,210 10,124 710 15,237 802 31,192 3,390 5,229 2,062 1,814 4,640 819 2,649 1,113 955 3,117 72,105 2,786 1,475 9,904 4,460 2,061 401 2,485 2,757 2,970 891 3,001 2,080 12,811 2,712 2,357 94,140 1,787 339 7,211 3,712 2,731 2,668 11,388 3,041 9,705 743 3,216 2,050 2,858 995 4,821 9,116 1,169 3,714 1,439 843 2,892 1,364 1,690 2,132 1,539 825 7,035 1,023 1,884 1,446 494 5,123 1,547 1,639 2,233 764 937 1,067 2,925 840 3,034 1,871 920 1,713 1,617 19,818 4,092 1,714 890 3,274 2,238 2,126 1,479 1,306 4,797 1,514 1,572 249 1,225 1,297 13,478 2,450 567 2,239 842 5,458 2,455 865 3,411 896 290 2,628 1,933 1,844 2,184 5,338 3,209 2,183 547 991 7,568 1,332 1,066 2,065 3,902 5,061 3,966 4,693 705 2,447 2,276 467 987 1,532 6,173 1,214 1,598 1,449 1,749 244,963 682,015 443 124 187 166 1,404 223 548 1,103 328 404 6,381 322 139 504 277 868 657 373 128 414 157 1,824 921 315 6,363 66 503 1,032 2,306 80 3,481 90 7,662 726 809 542 507 1,551 165 548 292 113 1,040 20,674 462 408 2,883 1,076 315 43 458 562 781 155 284 575 2,881 504 517 30,646 310 72 1,825 572 982 233 2,986 774 1,530 294 628 409 306 165 1,204 2,328 237 956 265 272 747 319 228 478 391 128 1,655 260 340 102 88 1,495 194 377 333 98 188 111 698 252 684 371 174 286 404 3,430 766 284 252 468 514 229 380 316 857 329 240 24 367 162 13,001 677 204 383 180 1,974 647 176 893 155 93 432 273 182 556 1,654 889 571 68 183 1,509 251 228 70 799 2,445 1,048 1,233 244 729 773 78 100 270 1,529 304 455 390 631 180,654 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS 5 6 7 8 9 10 FOR AGAINST FoR AGAINST FOR AGAINST FoR AGAINST FoR AGAINST FOR AGAINST 1,276 411 696 335 3,397 715 2,229 3,900 1,094 1,316 20,130 1,215 482 1,260 615 2,968 1,424 1,430 545 918 596 5,465 2,285 436 18,075 176 1,730 3,581 9,781 269 13,454 412 27,449 2,073 3,357 1,599 348 4,181 609 1,657 545 411 2,716 69,379 1,208 945 8,307 3,711 1,082 174 1,455 2,278 2,160 567 991 1,813 10,672 1,984 1,912 85,430 917 153 5,366 2,664 2,168 1,436 10,094 2,503 7,068 501 2,187 1,527 1,524 186 3,731 7,197 1,610 2,995 889 556 2,519 1,143 739 1,613 1,273 465 4,565 615 1,267 1,516 187 4,093 559 1,159 1,428 459 725 384 2,401 545 2,951 1,341 471 1,252 1,037 18,090 3,347 1,236 737 2,244 1,589 1,130 1,115 976 3,740 981 l, 143 62 1,087 617 10,819 2,119 396 1,260 603 5,017 1,798 585 2,953 605 266 1,278 241 821 1,364 4,559 2,459 1,532 218 626 6,579 904 632 1,058 3,912 4,876 3,907 2,988 448 1,614 1,606 254 379 1,029 5,565 854 1,199 883 1,381 549,289 475 202 216 162 1,499 168 688 1,460 362 560 6,374 423 183 488 32.5 1,213 522 404 173 47.5 257 1,831 1,037 352 4,309 86 601 1,210 2,209 101 4,296 126 8,299 825 1,138 508 552 1,694 119 764 266 175 999 18,744 471 555 3,718 1,351 377 62 499 896 704 176 358 576 3,343 753 527 27,250 434 72 2,235 792 8.51 689 3,990 1,041 2,913 276 792 511l 528 186 1,358 3,070 211 1,284 270 295 939 306 290 776 346 116 2,133 277 371 166 92 1,211 38.5 432 417 104 219 173 711 212 733 456 171 412 567 4,128 806 387 221 803 664 287 379 281 1,058 450 347 24 433 196 3,295 697 210 427 109 1,866 760 174 753 337 54 489 446 259 655 1,466 918 569 8.'j 20.5 1,919 287 250 172 797 1,992 860 1,503 231 811 746 98 135 415 1,256 334 608 494 543 981 347 546 240 2,780 601 2,130 3,294 969 1,022 18,736 934 375 1,026 533 2,599 1,234 1,217 398 750 549 4,760 2,063 346 16,905 134 1,621 3,243 9,123 226 12,051 351 25,818 1,701 2,993 1,511 1,149 3,829 478 1,401 442 382 2,304 61,546 1,030 892 8,006 3,169 933 127 1,173 2,157 1,802 458 928 1,546 10,145 1,736 1,518 78,504 809 137 4,605 2,227 1,716 1,042 8,544 2,148 6,788 438 1,917 1,312 1,224 511 3,603 6,699 442 2,557 706 496 2,517 1,013 584 1,378 1,143 398 3,944 526 1,218 431 169 3,840 844 678 1,143 402 709 301 2,023 436 1,638 1,133 329 1,053 1,0.59 16,606 2,793 1,084 597 1,878 1,435 966 848 774 3,444 784 903 55 907 530 10,302 1,990 313 1,120 482 4,570 1,662 501 2,731 520 195 1,052 819 754 1,17.5 4,037 2,160 1,372 218 509 5,993 743 472 905 3,158 4,166 3,320 2,704 3.59 1,305 1,388 205 274 893 5,243 724 927 709 1,090 179,996 491,256 658 253 300 221 1,974 313 985 1,969 461 778 7,723 603 247 644 374 1,466 705 606 248 575 269 2,606 1,110 394 4,620 121 812 1,439 2,681 125 5,692 156 9,679 1,052 1,447 582 704 1,968 286 915 307 204 1,242 24,695 382 598 3,599 1,825 561 95 726 1,003 962 236 417 788 3,737 949 707 34,471 489 94 2,868 1,225 1,324 497 5,314 1,264 3,055 323 1,036 585 724 328 1,755 3,317 297 1,756 396 301 878 398 396 674 495 189 2,630 342 417 208 93 1,361 445 526 632 160 304 213 992 297 955 616 262 575 511 4,390 1,280 524 319 1,122 795 392 569 474 1,384 659 548 21 558 256 3,812 872 271 499 134 2,121 847 214 998 203 118 619 621 296 811 1,903 414 684 108 292 2,477 402 358 256 1,140 2,415 1,206 1,686 310 949 1,037 127 202 505 1,526 429 1,080 590 729 1,329 442 746 367 3,400 608 2,242 3,649 1,064 1,265 18,946 1,250 496 1,140 657 3,011 1,502 1,327 572 943 660 5,032 2,330 498 17,126 211 1,878 3,318 7,550 292 12,793 378 26,127 1,850 3,115 1,620 1,239 3,891 587 1,601 542 442 2,382 64,521 1,255 1,022 7,480 3,576 1,152 152 1,425 2,274 2,209 562 1,089 1,644 8,790 1,789 1,331 77,248 948 158 5,071 2,459 1,935 1,291 10,196 2,477 6,854 528 2,014 1,489 1,334 641 3,535 7,023 577 2,622 870 563 1,943 1,124 702 1,655 1,046 459 4,298 671 1,593 551 211 3,794 998 1,131 1,216 443 748 432 2,185 501 1,892 1,258 424 1,15.5 1,101 16,888 3,049 1,082 656 2,011 1,678 1,092 1,134 902 3,594 983 1,189 60 1,085 626 11,484 2,133 376 1,396 612 4,509 1,816 601 2,825 606 261 1,743 1,060 957 1,431 3,456 2,439 1,521 177 643 6,599 880 638 1,089 2,951 4,746 3,387 2,774 465 1,644 1,657 270 393 1,043 5,297 902 1,397 1,124 1,369 223,334 516,753 444 174 217 163 1,594 235 922 1,740 366 649 8,369 442 165 603 307 1,186 532 565 158 413 221 2,632 1,156 303 4,775 55 696 1,504 4,820 96 5,529 148 10,309 1,053 1,449 491 685 2,040 233 798 328 172 1,394 24,872 462 554 4,135 1,478 405 71 647 954 715 166 422 778 4,393 922 1,057 38,903 477 74 2,444 1,085 1,281 800 4,191 1,172 3,311 243 9.52 47.5 682 287 1,651 3,267 234 910 285 288 l, 126 323 389 531 449 175 2,405 264 356 137 82 1,613 350 509 653 126 222 122 929 269 773 554 222 518 522 4,707 1,156 563 323 1,058 665 382 371 363 1,309 480 348 14 464 190 3,512 819 230 314 130 2,234 791 152 933 191 53 460 417 258 631 2,771 959 591 113 207 2,065 297 260 214 1,449 2,304 1,226 1,721 233 784 759 83 126 425 1,522 293 480 435 570 1,785 398 796 336 2,764 590 2,071 3,462 1,000 1,125 16,412 1,055 394 943 574 2,748 1,309 1,239 674 948 578 4,385 2,124 399 15,394 181 1,703 3,095 6,343 266 10,480 351 22,069 1,863 2,742 1,600 1,049 2,832 553 1,4.56 528 422 2,100 54,000 1,187 846 7,277 2,938 1,019 134 1,320 1,796 2,117 511 956 1,449 9,073 1,660 1,116 68,194 831 151 4,987 2,392 1,979 1,162 9,101 2,226 6,151 489 1,914 1,829 1,268 505 3,006 6,228 580 2,416 824 537 2,138 980 649 1,445 1,106 388 4,084 567 1,551 518 199 2,896 878 1,137 1,018 436 724 450 2,065 476 1,680 1,121 3.58 1,055 985 15,689 2,811 897 534 1,811 1,495 889 995 816 3,456 829 1,137 116 953 684 10,290 1,789 336 1,250 533 4,253 1,643 953 2,432 550 238 1,267 1,219 792 1,449 3,447 2,119 1,390 162 613 5,953 763 587 971 3,029 4,084 2,728 2,657 386 1,345 1,847 247 344 932 5,034 814 1,197 945 1,199 222,198 461,147 491 209 238 167 1,725 278 1,216 1,932 450 716 10,507 591 227 750 366 1,398 597 609 206 490 261 3,089 1,199 358 6,321 77 756 1,647 5,830 101 7,517 158 13,931 1,022 1,760 575 807 3,003 372 904 321 181 1,596 34,659 561 662 5,084 1,920 502 89 693 1,461 871 203 466 928 4,905 1,034 1,170 48,848 508 79 2,499 1,022 1,333 848 4,953 1,352 3,809 330 1,024 650 732 341 2,114 3,897 265 1,747 332 297 944 451 386 698 538 224 2,508 340 390 165 81 2,444 450 574 816 153 288 160 1,060 296 1,055 688 210 731 642 5,555 1,312 721 404 1,173 804 468 481 454 1,398 598 106 18 540 260 4,117 1,043 274 446 130 2,316 932 201 1,246 231 68 514 527 290 862 2,862 1,166 694 109 213 2,469 455 350 259 1,359 2,634 1,904 1,756 291 951 770 105 145 502 1,811 379 622 520 725 1,511 514 853 405 3,929 854 2,560 4,579 1,216 1,540 20,231 1,368 543 1,348 715 3,445 1,608 1,690 634 1,082 729 6,747 2,918 555 19,311 236 2,225 4,254 10,319 349 15,842 473 31,586 2,153 3,926 864 1,496 4,954 647 1,851 702 501 3,017 79,154 1,459 1,179 10,291 4,386 1,294 188 1,584 2,487 2,581 646 1,290 2,131 12,007 2,369 1,982 109,038 1,105 189 6,294 3,080 2,214 1,626 10,520 3,088 8,318 619 2,587 1,612 1,616 758 4,512 7,424 660 3,362 1,039 634 2,678 1,226 909 1,712 1,348 544 5,119 786 1,483 667 244 4,200 1,179 1,182 1,657 518 914 549 2,701 597 2,308 1,403 517 1,436 1,352 18,725 3,766 1,449 822 2,703 1,752 1,32,5 1,295 1,134 4,152 1,149 1,265 56 1,303 802 12,558 2,429 456 1,549 574 5,791 2,164 665 3,081 688 284 1,564 1,184 906 1,734 5,083 2,783 1,747 283 693 7,433 1,022 711 959 3,313 5,494 3,968 3,215 561 2,368 1,978 287 412 1,279 5,934 1,006 1,636 1,258 1,654 273,969 632,288 28.5 1,082 114 375 123 628 115 331 1,021 2,909 177 595 463 2,277 1,044 3,501 238 972 385 1,178 7,629 15,767 475 967 101 374 335 994 245 536 767 2,630 289 1,253 229 1,382 86 482 361 887 142 640 1,152 4,495 593 1,841 246 413 3,307 15,761 35 177 350 1,589 614 3,089 1,494 7,843 45 277 2,236 10,593 74 363 4,866 21,678 606 1,693 a76n3 2,851 1,619 391 1,062 1,111 3,101 209 545 562 1,513 196 469 96 423 623 2,358 11,376 56,945 288 522 396 934 2,168 7,896 743 2,990 240 913 39 139 334 1,134 764 1,738 366 2,055 93 498 213 853 334 1,443 2,204 9,185 386 1,704 422 1,226 17,744 78,669 295 794 43 155 1,353 4,998 480 2,288 844 1,792 228 1,316 2,5.51 8,741 664 2,190 1,853 5,830 203 511 465 1,989 241 1,262 343 1,228 147 497 697 3,147 2,540 6,030 150 454 1,022 2,390 134 796 202 570 453 2,232 200 1,055 240 664 450 1,467 293 1,035 98 380 1,542 3,786 1.56 545 212 1,512 91 565 38 177 1,179 3,354 197 812 820 1,064 262 1,184 64 421 136 693 84 441 447 2,127 434 434 483 1,742 428 1,079 107 388 318 1,124 287 1,028 2,920 15,571 518 2,819 216 961 155 583 483 1,694 542 1,654 186 895 210 954 173 896 677 3,428 342 820 224 1,057 11 47 248 925 105 502 2,447 10,534 478 1,872 152 326 201 1,172 135 504 1,067 4,083 454 1,617 94 555 646 2,697 110 548 29 234 269 1,166 314 982 196 775 371 1,184 1,258 4,077 527 2,307 391 1,099 86 190 150 570 1,606 6,681 310 854 234 510 347 1,219 1,137 3,098 1,46fi 3,779 731 2,670 1,197 2,851 146 422 559 1,399 451 1,516 62 262 101 331 229 891 920 5,079 249 808 465 1,246 346 856 382 1,165 --- 123,417 473,576 1,174 201 282 178 1,872 276 1,077 1,853 421 665 11,013 597 261 706 382 1,477 683 461 212 506 250 2,990 1,205 370 5,661 75 782 1,577 4,008 109 6,955 151 14,126 1,026 1,617 562 782 2,683 282 948 340 189 1,266 30,782 567 634 4,235 1,855 503 79 712 1,504 842 211 333 894 4,803 941 1,282 42,161 504 67 2,442 1,080 1,005 401 4,276 1,293 4,075 303 992 634 728 324 1,919 4,175 276 1,800 308 262 880 330 369 714 1,254 215 2,760 345 360 167 90 1,905 448 556 640 142 315 155 943 319 904 668 218 518 574 5,383 1,272 650 325 1,168 739 414 496 438 1,452 592 396 18 553 170 4,122 887 265 498 135 2,421 991 189 1,138 214 71 538 487 310 803 2,098 1,154 699 70 243 1,825 348 330 185 1,161 2,776 1,859 1,795 248 938 817 97 168 516 1,730 368 569 525 723 255,399 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS COUNTY 11 12 13 14 FOR AGAINST FOR AGAINST FoR AGAINST FoR AGAINST Appling 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Atkinson ..................... Bacon ..................... ,. Baker ....................... Baldwin ..................... Banks ....................... Barrow ...................... Bartow ...................... Ben Hill ..................... Berrien ...................... Bibb ........................ Bleckley ..................... Brantley ..................... Brooks ...................... Bryan ....................... Bulloch ...................... Burke ....................... Butts ........................ Calhoun ..................... Camden ..................... Candler ...................... Carroll ...................... Catoosa ...................... Charlton ..................... Chatham .................... Chattahoochee ................ Chattooga ................... Cherokee .................... Clarke ....................... Clay ........................ Clayton ...................... Clinch ....................... Cobb ........................ Coffee ....................... Colquitt ..................... Columbia .................... Cook ........................ Coweta ...................... Crawford .................... Crisp ........................ Dade ........................ Dawson ...................... Decatur ..................... DeKalb ...................... Dodge ....................... Dooly ....................... Dougherty ................... Douglas ..................... Early ........................ Echols ....................... Effingham .................... Elbert ....................... Emanuel. .................... Evans ....................... Fannin ...................... Fayette ...................... Floyd ....................... Forsyth ...................... Franklin ..................... Fulton ...................... Gilmer ....................... Glascock ..................... Glynn ................ ....... Gordon............... ....... Grady ....................... . Greene .. Gwinnett . . .... .... . . ... ... .. .. . . .. .... . . . . . Habersham .................. Hall ...................... Hancock .................... Haralson ..................... Harris .......... .... ....... Hart ................. .... Heard .......... Henry ......... . .... .. . . . . . Houston .......... Irwin ............... ...... .. Jackson................. ..... JJJeeaffsffpeDersrao.vn.i..s................................. ........................... Jenkins ...................... Johnson ..................... Jones ........................ Lamar ....................... Lanier................. Laurens .............. Lee ................. . . . ... ... Liberty Lincoln .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .... .... .......... .. . . Long ........................ Lowndes ..................... Lumpkin ................... Macon ..................... Madison ..................... Marion ...................... McDuffie .................... McIntosh .................... Meriwether . Miller ...... .. .. ............... Mitchell ..................... Monroe ...................... MM oo rngt ga no m. .e.r.y............ . . . . . . . Murray ...................... Muscogee .................... Newton ...................... Oconee ...................... Oglethorpe ................... Paulding ..................... Peach ....................... Pickens ...................... Pierce ....................... Pike ......................... Polk ......................... Pulaski ...................... Putnam ...................... Quitman ..................... Rabun ....................... Randolph .................... Richmond .................... SRcohclkedya.l.e....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Screven ...................... Seminole ..................... Spalding ..................... Stephens ..................... Stewart ...................... Sumter ...................... Talbot ....................... Taliaferro .................... Tattnall ..................... Taylor ....................... Telfair ....................... Terrell ....................... Thomas ...................... Tift ......................... Toombs ...................... Towns ....................... Treutlen ..................... Troup ....................... Turner ...................... Twiggs ...................... Union ....................... Upson ....................... Walker ...................... Walton ...................... Ware ........................ Warren ...................... Washington .................. Wayne ...................... Webster ..................... Wheeler ..................... White ....................... Whitfield .................... Wilcox ....................... Wilkes ....................... Wilkinson .................... Worth ....................... 1,404 491 875 423 3,847 844 2,782 4,849 1,102 1,501 23,909 1,466 551 1,354 690 3,283 1,569 1,736 653 1,141 745 7,074 3,038 549 18,778 230 2,271 4,175 10,592 432 15,341 439 32,463 1,800 3,744 1,845 1,363 5,023 736 1,840 754 556 3,038 79,271 1,428 1,198 9,927 4,314 1,253 184 1,565 2,638 2,583 659 1,533 2,098 11,794 2,268 1,922 103,691 1,066 201 6,203 3,074 2,409 1,610 11,125 2,968 7,672 622 2,631 1,750 1,662 840 4,637 8,210 589 3,219 956 647 2,616 1,152 1,076 1,811 559 481 5,599 733 1,426 649 280 4,282 l, 151 1,437 1,662 549 934 505 2,662 660 2,05P 1,571 572 848 1,369 18,947 3,715 1,441 835 2,508 1,918 1,452 1,263 1,154 4,154 1,199 1,223 1.51 1,187 674 14,20.5 2,576 533 1,408 709 5,787 2,241 735 3,124 733 287 1,490 1,233 759 1,581 4,969 2,738 1,693 317 707 7,523 1,026 730 913 3,7.50 5,129 4,111 3,288 524 1,889 1,914 268 410 1,264 5,956 1,021 1,760 1,278 1,595 355 143 152 124 994 140 608 800 274 404 3,908 264 161 428 295 925 395 266 103 368 179 1,165 593 276 3,440 47 385 733 1,582 55 2,947 91 5,016 799 893 346 501 953 142 596 208 135 782 11,370 317 347 2,228 832 296 58 381 696 494 124 239 378 2,402 414 463 21,000 316 51 1,569 553 823 192 2,057 76.5 2,367 197 471 312 386 151 740 1,946 241 l, 145 197 197 503 267 183 339 293 116 1,374 183 249 107 131 1,115 257 384 275 71 143 109 485 199 568 281 127 314 337 2,951 555 261 144 542 502 197 261 252 828 276 248 22 336 106 2,504 542 170 297 9,o; 1,208 466 94 687 125 31 3.54 288 193 454 1,295 649 438 95 148 1,801 199 173 497 570 1,476 766 1,295 197 609 502 83 201 280 1,051 263 263 289 462 709 261 517 204 1,997 401 1,454 2,218 724 694 8,749 634 284 656 394 1,744 746 854 286 653 500 2,924 1,917 290 6,815 106 1,254 1,918 3,706 152 6,977 218 14,390 1,109 1,730 1,095 806 2,198 271 1,060 708 261 1,370 32,212, 638 564 5,196 2,045 617 105 689 909 1,516 363 730 942 5,704 1,017 882 45,617 544 94 3,125 1,579 1,284 531 5,942 1,732 3,246 305 1,407 907 1,015 382 2,246 3,695 321 1,791 473 324 1,001 451 636 899 622 377 2,833 319 977 329 178 2,130 532 677 781 208 506 224 1,482 289 990 661 252 779 604 10,386 1,917 648 416 1,179 940 673 540 477 1,903 543 660 41 643 219 4,888 1,468 202 679 328 3,262 1,175 364 1,552 329 146 757 556 522 632 1,967 1,288 836 333 385 3,852 493 341 1,183 1,345 3,756 2,416 1,765 239 1,150 895 140 185 538 2,440 557 857 495 722 975 369 518 284 3,001 345 1,629 3,081 706 1,152 18,355 961 335 1,055 520 2,748 1,382 1,010 401 760 450 4,640 1,709 461 17,852 147 1,189 2,801 8,348 190 10,143 290 21,492 2,088 2,699 962 1,137 3,537 522 1,240 392 395 2,329 55,686 1,093 947 6,509 2,668 874 125 1,177 2,254 1,738 370 787 1,434 7,647 1,667 1,592 74,812 796 145 4,207 1,989 1,882 1,290 7,823 1,956 6,671 540 1,573 945 960 448 2,862 6,275 606 2,365 632 555 2,157 979 646 1,261 964 291 3,742 545 771 351 156 3,047 761 1,035 1,069 363 500 286 1,516 449 1,663 1,093 407 912 1,140 9,871 2,257 962 272 1,849 1,478 750 849 766 2,898 954 777 23 728 416 9,464 1,410 410 960 340 3,497 1,326 331 2,096 389 160 7,120 917 535 1,521 3,967 1,159 1,290 165 470 4,595 663 517 237 218 3,335 2,204 2,742 463 1,527 1,421 144 245 960 4,409 568 1,000 843 1,136 791 242 486 198 1,771 390 1,601 2,164 692 704 9,815 693 407 777 454 2,060 869 767 324 570 362 2,954 1,551 298 14,113 115 1,130 1,870 3,504 154 6,930 275 12,365 1,039 1,916 1,394 710 2,205 546 972 340 260 1,352 30,592 670 525 5,365 2,057 833 128 998 1,486 1,393 343 576 934 5,334 1,028 1,291 40,525 501 121 3,203 1,408 l, 169 648 4,777 1,523 4,598 315 1,168 931 961 386 1,851 4,043 307 1,632 424 380 1,167 780 366 916 570 306 2,767 339 1,046 317 125 2,980 539 680 684 238 675 269 1,402 604 1,145 675 250 654 662 12,904 1,834 644 466 1,228 976 681 781 568 1,871 520 655 39 580 335 8,348 1,263 237 854 448 3,160 1,181 370 2,149 459 124 824 870 620 758 1,984 1,435 l, 169 99 382 4,307 517 359 261 1,369 2,879 2,373 2,889 242 1,109 1,106 150 181 575 3,932 562 693 515 752 812 309 386 269 2,997 387 1,446 2,833 622 973 16,242 873 258 894 464 1,867 969 994 310 661 404 4,211 1,508 438 6,261 132 1,201 2,483 7,890 177 10,301 246 21,935 1,531 2,232 733 1,010 3,426 405 1,250 409 297 2,168 52,493 885 942 6,424 2,630 748 98 872 1,747 1,305 300 665 1,308 7,739 1,516 968 72,023 701 84 3,682 1,810 1,808 872 8,529 1,881 5,016 444 1,580 875 888 447 2,755 5,710 448 2,470 583 367 1,685 561 581 1,110 923 260 3,569 508 540 354 134 2,025 709 826 990 297 373 212 1,595 411 1,384 1,030 332 831 854 6,707 2,003 903 474 1,582 1,246 595 603 597 2,693 860 648 19 828 351 5,221 1,469 312 708 160 3,308 1,214 302 1,418 304 138 771 843 462 1,167 3,726 1,598 816 184 407 3,290 598 484 945 2,761 3,320 2,146 2,325 379 1,211 1,111 165 258 727 2,566 572 997 780 999 869 268 432 217 1,783 366 1,247 2,182 681 758 10,236 724 330 648 433 1,853 747 685 247 628 298 2,792 1,779 358 8,457 110 1,120 1,732 3,511 149 6,498 194 11,687 1,193 1,625 1,075 673 1,818 315 l, 180 432 273 1,343 26,597 770 566 4,742 1,939 586 100 933 1,333 1,283 339 729 932 9,257 885 793 38,093 568 106 3,055 1,360 1,074 669 4,761 1,440 3,553 306 1,197 863 914 313 1,743 3,942 354 1,552 417 353 1,586 770 452 943 555 314 2,765 329 917 290 144 2,075 516 668 748 217 451 290 1,259 337 888 659 291 587 733 11,090 1,732 512 377 1,024 992 617 669 508 1,826 503 621 40 621 338 5,047 1,314 189 728 346 3,000 998 392 1,498 333 121 766 589 658 592 2,151 1,453 762 159 358 3,649 530 358 465 1,334 2,982 1,883 1,720 222 978 846 143 194 603 2,364 617 639 546 689 1,055 348 451 347 2,920 476 1,826 3,051 634 1,081 16,284 922 347 1,090 500 2,449 1,286 1,145 421 662 532 4,643 1,581 405 12,570 145 1,297 2,845 8,493 208 10,774 403 23,496 1,705 2,942 1,086 1,160 4,080 431 1,188 458 352 2,331 59,691 891 939 7,414 2,810 966 288 1,010 1,903 1,515 422 819 1,377 8,155 1,746 1,549 75,581 735 128 4,114 2,068 1,798 870 8,889 2,117 6,039 450 1,821 1,027 1,033 508 3,157 5,954 613 2,714 646 427 1,542 639 539 1,129 997 308 3,938 597 678 436 149 3,250 813 890 1,108 351 538 243 1,793 468 1,798 1,069 525 963 857 9,437 2,329 1,077 639 1,947 1,288 810 868 694 2,793 910 774 54 942 425 9,048 1,735 397 887 385 3,524 1,546 315 2,119 432 184 1,018 826 485 1,380 3,673 1,824 1,651 203 497 4,422 609 558 931 2,833 3,500 2,654 2,776 444 1,374 1,478 180 372 866 4,411 544 1,090 446 1,142 TOTALS ................ 632,550 126,687 291,603 440,198 302,804 391,192 274,833 449,258 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS 15 16 17 18 19 20 FOR AGAINST FoR AGAINST FOR AGAINST FoR AGAINST FoR AGAINST FoR AGAINST 728 265 455 193 2,320 415 1,508 2,684 765 850 14,048 771 296 716 486 1,913 910 974 372 636 418 3,743 1,585 279 13,996 115 1,268 2,412 7,466 220 9,422 262 19,585 1,328 2,069 948 708 2,569 379 1,151 375 307 1,921 49,265 807 688 5,186 2,536 672 163 1,056 1,554 1,342 356 786 1,221 7,658 1,332 854 62,641 686 102 4,462 1,726 1,337 970 7,189 1,534 5,081 356 1,463 973 903 382 2,674 5,267 396 1,775 538 366 1,060 641 420 1,198 912 295 2,823 359 1,082 484 149 3,025 653 881 887 300 539 264 1,660 282 1,173 906 279 777 910 13,507 2,165 837 502 1,342 1,293 778 691 683 2,788 590 817 183 721 356 4,431 1,618 262 812 430 3,635 1,299 421 2,207 487 166 817 650 579 843 3,085 1,459 1,021 177 424 4,381 499 418 1,032 2,254 2,805 2,625 2,296 253 953 1,268 174 210 677 4,349 622 828 574 783 381,164 849 287 381 293 2,365 340 1,458 2,385 536 892 11,707, 7201 297 862 281 1,969 1,086 795 300 583 359 3,612 1,555 433 6,103 121 1,054 2,189 4,374 157 7,501 223 15,211 1,427 2,222 1,191 1,071 3,071 346 1,133 409 256 1,591 36,046 767 784 5,486 2,251 690 91 816 1,748 1,368 310 479 1,049 5,681 1,311 1,449 50,927 606 106 2,728 1,519 1,609 600 6,324 1,987 4,601 405 1,374 813 963 407 2,186 4,684 376 2,345 506 392 1,892 730 540 889 632 279 3,381 479 467 251 116 1,976 647 660 840 202 451 227 1,267 417 1,343 771 329 737 633 6,348 1,711 664 416 1,570 997 635 721 515 1,889 771 553 24 790 303 9,242 1,139 296 709 313 3,025 1,195 264 1,350 303 138 816 728 418 1,073 2,668 1,646 953 166 354 3,752 573 428 203 1,901 3,342 1,843 2,002 394 1,316 984 152 234 723 2,178 501 968 690 687 974 329 588 231 2,604 428 1,716 2,772 831 1,057 13,125 919 362 910 486 2,131 1,133 1,107 422 767 470 3,927 1,784 325 13,671 140 1,515 2,671 7,953 236 8,705 335 18,380 1,525 2,464 1,258 8.51 2,770 422 1,292 434 305 2,301 46,381 1,079 769 5,869 2,536 1,032 125 1,027 1,795 1,669 465 735 1,245 8,005 1,319 1,477 64,374 717 109 4,430 1,945 1,589 1,063 7,060 1,967 5,272 426 1,515 1,208 1,160 448 2,644 5,379 505 2,082 668 423 2,065 937 534 1,218 968 368 3,264 487 1,100 495 156 2,989 710 920 1,017 378 613 330 1,871 414 1,631 905 323 910 781 15,826 2,448 919 552 1,422 1,369 679 876 715 2,875 764 909 54 789 403 8,659 1,539 339 1,032 421 3,758 1,611 496 2,104 470 210 992 882 642 1,185 3,493 1,853 1,238 205 530 4,527 663 449 1,001 2,513 3,382 2,815 2,531 321 1,265 1,125 210 263 774 4,185 679 870 710 1,003 317,809 404,067 629 794 241 283 267 451 220 252 2,068 2,384 340 454 1,230 1,545 2,281 2,505 541 707 736 645 11,503 14,047 611 772 232 298 854 746 379 438 1,660 2,295 727 814 6.53 986 232 399 536 564 334 381 3,4.57 3,650 1,307 1,516 376 278 6,589 14,307 98 111 872 1,251 1,961 2,356 3,890 5,446 109 211 8,572 8,192 149 282 16,459 18,,520 1,191 1,398 1,790 2,304 783 1,093 903 750 3,022 2,824 325 403 1,002 1,281 332 345 245 347 1,240 1,897 40,214 54,864 609 904 721 779 5,040 6,034 2,160 2,201 478 694 82 110 772 902 1,412 1,565 1,048 1,531 234 405 449 650 1,054 1,097 5,291 7,784 1,299 1,280 802 903 49,687 70,643 553 628 94 95 2,560 4,106 1,350 1,772 1,272 1,414 524 959 5,699 6,912 1,485 1,771 4,384 5,171 337 342 1,253 1,392 662 1,129 711 1,158 346 378 2,275 2,498 4,477 5,526 314 456 2,021 1,890 397 617 327 404 1,057 886 415 831 400 428 815 1,140 713 833 203 324 3,039 3,145 389 384 445 1,056 204 287 96 131 1,887 2,919 527 618 619 906 715 808 155 322 372 547 173 293 1,108 1,650 316 320 1,074 1,365 698 884 259 330 682 891 735 870 5,167 14,135 1,524 2,307 603 76.5 341 438 1,448 1,320 862 1,349 579 772 531 703 475 652 1,725 2,771 613 639 515 811 18 49 642 693 296 412 5,068 4,800 1,178 1,541 263 284 526 892 317 449 2,980 3,537 899 1,493 195 457 1,462 2,336 256 421 74 140 660 875 512 722 324 659 853 958 2,440 3,284 1,312 1,525 693 1,189 150 202 270 486 3,519 5,950 451 559 370 425 272 1,045 3,335 2,362 2,887 2,783 1,718 2,607 1,782 2,401 316 229 1,013 1,074 829 1,193 118 177 173 212 572 709 2,304 4,403 445 632 892 711 610 590 804 - -8-69 298,616 396,651 753 263 360 243 2,181 349 1,318 2,465 549 782 10,863 656 268 718 430 1,675 1,058 773 245 617 308 3,556 1,521 420 4,637 119 992 2,175 6,242 138 8,661 170 15,906 1,140 4,216 999 943 2,851 353 1,048 395 245 1,551 30,315 715 755 4,384 2,479 576 94 871 1,435 1,128 245 551 1,128 5,341 1,348 1,339 43,183 612 105 2,620 1,471 1,489 571 6,473 1,639 4,444 380 1,347 720 836 400 2,371 4,186 401 2,172 451 332 1,868 508 500 900 640 234 3,001 444 445 243 120 1,861 604 613 890 174 407 189 1,268 383 1,146 724 260 705 613 5,587 1,564 754 458 1,495 881 541 644 518 1,783 680 519 49 710 243 8,542 1,230 284 583 186 2,967 1,027 250 1,223 273 142 692 641 ii~1 2,3781 1,534 723 187 292 2,480 491 373 267 1,809 3,277 1,860 1,827 379 1,158 968 136 222 631 2,041 469 934 673 862 1,237 948 805 479 2,054 591 2,345 3,546 794 1,235 9,062 983 602 1,331 403 2,189 1,271 1,283 702 703 970 4,189 2,552 437 6,611 154 1,478 2,355 6,307 628 8,206 749 13,674 1,981 3,183 1,216 1,078 2,817 439 2,213 378 607 1,950 27,439 1,511 1,138 5,661 2,522 1,304 384 1,270 2,329 1,823 917 1,185 1,159 5,913 1,935 1,368 46,165 953 193 3,594 1,905 1,783 2,326 6,051 1,855 7,349 410 2,279 1,317 2,329 837 2,820 4,027 750 2,454 970 484 1,298 766 1,226 1,310 842 405 4,995 602 915 806 156 3,240 1,126 805 1,249 629 733 323 1,670 596 1,673 1,074 769 1,650 790 12,370 4,085 1,589 617 1,502 1,042 1,176 1,058 905 3,354 853 1,367 352 705 868 5,352 1,565 346 863 798 4,861 1,905 571 2,353 407 334 2,162 833 898 1,235 2,555 2,086 1,152 296 647 4,626 921 695 1,644 2,379 3,867 2,808 2,849 431 1,796 1,145 372 609 1,043 2,287 933 1,550 826 1,693 294,546 370,628 779 224 379 216 2,667 368 1,174 2,393 529 758 18,116 828 276 690 512 2,260 1,027 775 200 636 349 3,658 1,345 381 14,054 110 1,051 2,418 5,388 116 9,573 147 22,367 1,258 1,623 1,126 813 3,044 386 815 366 216 1,796 59,437 829 687 5,485 2,456 580 70 1,039 987 1,342 254 577 1,204 7,524 1,092 1,202 74,830 616 79 3,546 1,547 1,466 478 8,060 1,710 3,.598 395 1,149 821 614 301 2,426 5,709 349 1,865 409 402 1,810 752 446 1,000 825 201 2,464 345 668 232 146 2,090 450 800 746 195 412 214 1,368 338 1,112 832 332 488 906 8,726 1,196 499 405 1,566 1,250 675 613 544 1,864 747 454 18 807 217 9,072 1,347 281 839 143 2,505 1,020 264 1,335 319 90 72 719 390 86 351 1,200 1,179 120 330 3,510 420 400 176 1,827 3,121 1,918 1,882 349 1,099 1,404 100 214 557 4,500 437 653 706 695 1,216 1,228 1,119 618 2,390 746 2,298 3,374 928 1,434 13,724 1,218 682 1,695 504 3,032 1,564 1,389 669 680 1,217 4,360 2,438 497 13,502 146 1,536 2,489 7,223 675 7,265 784 14,117 2,684 4,433 1,489 1,461 2,855 633 2,626 611 533 2,599 31,929 1,941 1,432 6,384 2,579 1,697 401 1,557 1,805 2,401 1,014 1,179 1,199 6,871 1,091 1,662 47,152 953 211 4,260 2,030 2,179 2,221 6,403 1,906 6,973 476 2,260 1,616 2,283 889 2,913 5,408 1,100 2,545 984 773 1,764 1,104 1,295 1,486 894 546 5,383 844 1,075 949 267 3,452 993 984 1,288 680 806 334 2,051 675 2,409 1,187 922 1,706 991 15,199 4,020 1,666 718 1,502 1,474 1,240 1,245 975 3,592 1,184 1,373 308 771 1,057 7,772 1,623 358 1,164 909 4,391 2,167 739 2,801 603 366 2,426 1,202 1,395 1,685 3,991 2,720 1,690 322 729 5,359 1,255 841 1,643 2,712 3,721 3,349 3,629 471 2,018 1,342 447 553 878 4,409 1,077 1,371 1,126 1,988 391,5.54 425,009 629 163 246 153 2,271 283 1,008 2,127 482 606 10,387 559 220 674 383 1,486 654 598 123 558 197 3,278 1,018 350 6,486 101 945 2,124 4,282 72 9,376 102 19,047 983 1,282 856 671 2,783 279 651 320 224 1,231 49,826 559 528 4,673 2,224 406 61 746 1,493 859 170 491 1,053 7,738 1,036 840 62,239 569 70 2,870 1,435 1,094 358 5,511 1,590 3,638 309 1,020 615 553 269 2,170 4,778 242 1,761 336 329 1,497 393 318 783 604 186 2,179 310 431 142 102 1,823 514 726 604 125 322 184 1,063 296 707 617 210 392 599 5,645 1,084 340 319 1,398 834 508 497 469 1,705 473 371 27 699 123 5,826 1,190 246 493 112 2,667 908 177 1,061 23.5 72 468 473 245 604 2,173 1,051 771 104 236 2,810 235 321 155 1,410 2,702 1,527 1,702 280 802 651 75 149 573 2,338 345 688 553 484 887 328 563 294 2,491 455 1,589 2,731 801 955 12,777 913 380 962 488 2,387 1,128 1,017 496 667 560 3,179 1,605 320 13,301 150 1,408 2,269 7,167 276 7,096 307 12, 78.5 1,536 2,418 1,215 943 2,579 453 1,238 415 315 2,326 34,194 1,009 848 6,174 2,326 966 128 1,047 1,756 1,739 462 696 1,125 7,738 1,319 1,343 48,236 657 126 3,793 1,839 1,601 1,076 6,345 1,884 5,126 405 1,485 1,168 1,099 454 2,454 4,976 475 2,025 754 475 2,056 979 586 1,179 796 428 3,642 521 1,295 473 166 2,726 668 857 979 400 608 333 1,798 577 1,569 859 350 913 892 16,108 2,240 909 467 1,407 1,250 679 886 618 2,863 733 875 64 723 544 8,206 1,421 338 1,064 403 3,599 1,631 669 2,365 465 182 1,078 1,083 697 1,161 3,446 1,800 1,293 198 554 5,037 683 457 632 2,445 3,073 2,721 2,521 321 1,253 934 249 303 762 4,391 727 889 734 1,021 316,238 362,314 684 245 264 176 2,073 371 1,284 2,282 476 731 12,226 599 221 724 386 1,493 705 702 186 469 249 3,078 1,219 402 6,154 97 853 2,133 4,385 94 9,599 150 2C,278 1,147 1,797 821 794 3,004 308 1,035 320 219 1,174 48,411 581 669 4,719 2,282 485 76 901 1,377 1,052 197 1,194 1,152 5,387 1,249 1,012 61,262 532 79 2,946 1,304 1,244 511 7,227 1,478 4,327 342 1,264 618 696 338 2,391 4,857 307 1,875 298 343 984 378 365 913 526 186 2,794 375 467 163 85 1,959 560 628 663 125 362 160 1,085 290 1,030 710 220 670 588 4,216 1,592 589 309 1,390 887 524 473 594 1,662 608 514 19 659 172 4,824 1,314 246 482 174 2,968 927 156 1,165 229 115 486 447 316 798 2,431 1,260 685 105 237 2,891 339 340 650 1,566 2,857 1,025 1,833 314 1,041 747 89 170 589 2,051 408 816 597 779 319,541 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS COUNTY 21 22 23 FOR AGAINST FOR AGAINST FOR AGAINST Appling ...................... Atkinson ..................... Bacon ....................... Baker ....................... Baldwin ..................... Banks ....................... Barrow ...................... Bartow ...................... Ben Hill ..................... Berrien ...................... Bibb ........................ Bleckley ..................... Brantley..................... Brooks ...................... Bryan ...................... Bulloch .................... Burke ..................... .. Butts ....................... Calhoun .................... Camden ................... Candler ...................... Carroll ...................... Catoosa ...................... Charlton ..................... Chatham .................... Chattahoochee ................ Chattooga ................... Cherokee .................... Clarke ....................... Clay ........................ Clayton ...................... Clinch ....................... Cobb ........................ Coffee ....................... Colquitt ..................... Columbia .................... Cook ........................ Coweta ...................... Crawford .................... Crisp ........................ Dade ........................ Dawson ...................... Decatur ..................... DeKalb ...................... Dodge ....................... Dooly ....................... Dougherty ................... Douglas ..................... Early ........................ Echols ....................... Effingham .................... Elbert ....................... Emanuel ................... Evans ..................... .... Fannin ...................... Fayette ...................... Floyd ....................... Forsyth ...................... Franklin ..................... Fulton ....................... Gilmer ....................... Glascock ..................... Glynn ....................... Gordon ...................... Grady ....................... Greene ...................... Gwinnett .................... Habersham ................... Hall ......................... Hancock ..................... Haralson ..................... Harris ...................... Hart ........................ Heard ....................... Henry ....................... Houston ..................... Irwin ........................ Jackson ...................... .Jasper ................. ...... Jeff Davis.................... Jefferson ..................... Jenkins ...................... Johnson ..................... Jones ........................ Lamar ....................... Lanier ....................... Laurens ...................... Lee ......................... Liberty ...................... Lincoln ...................... Long ........................ Lowndes ..................... Lumpkin ..................... Macon ....................... Madison ..................... Marion ...................... McDuffie .................... McIntosh .................... Meriwether . ................. Miller ....................... Mitchell ..................... Monroe ...................... Montgomery ................. Morgan ...................... Murray ...................... Muscogee .................... Newton ...................... Oconee ...................... Oglethorpe ................... Paulding ..................... Peach ....................... Pickens ...................... Pierce ....................... Pike ......................... Polk ......................... Pulaski ...................... Putnam ...................... Quitman ..................... Rabun ....................... Randolph .................... Richmond .................... Rockdale .................... Schley ....................... Screven ...................... Seminole ..................... Spalding ..................... Stephens ..................... Stewart ...................... Sumter ...................... Talbot ....................... Taliaferro .................... Tattnall ..................... Taylor ....................... Telfair ....................... Terrell ....................... Thomas ...................... Tift ......................... Toombs ...................... Towns ....................... Treutlen ..................... . Troup ... Turner. . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. .. .. .. . . .. .. .. .. . . - . . . . . Twiggs ...................... Union ....................... Upson ....................... Walker ...................... Walton ...................... Ware ........................ Warren ...................... Washington .................. Wayne ...................... Webster ..................... Wheeler ..................... White ....................... Whitfield .................... Wilcox ....................... Wilkes ....................... Wilkinson .................... Worth ....................... 924 325 538 269 2,670 658 1,653 2,940 853 1,0.58 16,800 953 371 942 503 2,441 1,173 1,146 466 662 560 3,740 1,705 347 13,086 139 1,490 2,710 7,684 242 9,914 312 18,060 1,523 2,548 1,380 992 2,878 509 1,361 417 329 2,267 49,909 1,05.5 915 6,246 2,716 805 125 1,166 1,731 1,806 426 764 1,364 8,341 1,503 1,407 68,279 714 143 4,365 1,971 1,650 1,069 7,681 1,995 5,399 408 1,627 l, 146 1,111 479 2,951 6,219 540 2,189 698 499 2,292 957 567 1,327 819 387 3,653 517 1,062 388 145 3,146 742 1,024 998 369 674 313 1,859 431 1,573 1,024 378 922 1,000 13,847 2,484 897 533 1,641 1,408 764 845 682 3,154 786 872 63 824 446 9,288 1,700 324 998 438 4,139 1,648 575 2,483 432 221 1,038 835 744 1,111 3,516 1,881 1,283 197 509 5,452 711 512 720 2,770 3,373 2,594 2,529 358 1,274 956 189 266 788 4,791 741 1,089 932 978 637 226 275 191 1,912 318 1,088 2,073 444 664 8,833 570 219 527 388 1,623 673 615 182 547 243 2,505 1,213 406 5,344 109 792 1,742 3,879 110 6,847 144 15,1.5.5 1,018 1,724 774 744 2,766 290 9fil 306 230 1,284 33,316 580 643 4,671 1,864 588 84 749 1,419 904 199 416 870 4,907 1,065 832 44,316 473 68 2,424 1,170 1,107 491 6,137 1,347 3,8.56 322 l, 126 648 6.59 304 1,854 3,792 316 1,862 323 332 785 384 376 730 507 184 2,626 313 423 202 108 1,645 507 582 654 147 297 188 1,021 173 941 570 200 567 502 5,195 1,317 603 340 1,177 853 439 488 454 1,439 563 483 17 569 271 4,145 1,019 242 531 129 2,440 928 194 1,124 224 66 619 560 352 821 2,248 1,175 719 121 267 2,960 374 342 648 3,074 2,754 1,818 1,820 267 981 684 122 169 507 1,722 422 594 533 733 l, 151 764 742 396 3,124 537 2,149 3,392 947 1,083 18,300 1,428 519 921 633 2,78.5 1,373 1,319 694 910 973 4,025 2,295 621 15,364 178 1,570 2,812 8,633 477 10,364 352 21,445 1,818 2,762 1,668 1,034 3,672 560 1,415 473 415 2,448 60,752 1,443 915 6,700 3,008 1,438 237 1,4.52 1,7.58 2,206 514 1,395 1,467 9,228 1,670 1,.552 77,480 753 217 5,130 2,229 1,847 1,781 8,757 2,216 6,058 609 1,888 1,504 1,199 551 3,581 6,188 789 2,507 935 561 2,631 1,043 l, 181 1,561 940 497 4,835 587 1,547 767 426 2,904 1,092 1,154 1,185 483 658 494 2,058 483 1,948 1,150 425 1,069 1,088 15,453 2,761 1,124 712 1,(111 1,642 880 1,175 849 3,418 968 967 274 1,024 443 10,094 1,866 462 1,479 395 4,065 1,746 625 2,682 .537 268 1,588 1,335 938 1,302 2,906 1,945 1,510 199 639 6,561 736 877 913 2,545 3,845 3,124 2,813 549 1,699 1,272 245 656 929 4,961 857 1,191 l, 146 1,163 605 213 287 194 1,630 319 1,07.5 1,849 404 847 7,677 433 178 719 355 1,560 641 .537 172 475 246 2,480 1,10.5 305 5,273 80 888 1,781 3,020 109 6,822 160 11,566 1,041 1,669 680 814 1,973 24f.i 949 306 194 1,205 25,051 499 690 4,204 1,730 411 78 62.5 1,289 933 208 407 848 4,.553 1,022 839 37,154 502 53 2,148 1,148 1,297 461 4,974 1,329 3,673 309 1,071 556 714 314 1,790 3,933 321 1,852 293 307 717 357 294 586 469 185 2,272 306 348 156 89 2,192 366 561 611 130 281 160 980 311 991 551 234 540 516 4,643 1,248 482 218 1,111 689 481 406 437 1,415 503 435 19 561 275 3,614 961 237 490 146 2,631 844 173 1,124 233 52 529 452 274 844 2,963 1,164 653 95 236 2,072 392 275 414 1,573 2,537 1,977 1,687 232 838 540 127 158 476 1,699 366 766 447 700 854 304 473 251 2,540 397 1,625 2,581 795 767 15,137 81.5 290 695 451 2,344 1,080 1,022 406 515 407 3,777 1,815 296 13,817 129 1,264 2,439 7,948 213 9,.562 286 18 ,.539 1,409 2,296 1,317 867 2,845 410 1,190 379 279 2,007 56,933 940 7.51 .5,896 2,.509 724 102 980 1,80,5 1,584 409 677 1,216 7, 7.56 1,302 1,556 69,112 583 120 3,791 1,822 1,502 996 7,479 1,849 5,508 387 1,411 l, 158 1,07.5 387 2,626 5,243 538 2,0.59 637 457 1,461 929 452 1,215 713 332 3,285 447 1,081 341 156 2,381 718 826 899 342 631 274 1,875 422 1,455 879 286 918 949 14,217 2,410 870 489 1,495 1,286 674 759 635 2,891 690 831 37 700 402 9,204 1,661 279 921 396 3,858 1,540 4,55 2,408 452 190 852 752 685 996 3,264 1,800 1,169 194 471 4,890 622 436 762 2,151 3,274 2,786 2,455 298 1,15.5 863 155 228 651 4,676 641 953 703 9 675 262 312 202 2,015 367 1,176 2,292 458 831 9,376 600 2.50 680 392 1,610 725 660 208 451 341 2,944 1,483 424 4,869 101 905 1,900 3,373 110 7,458 176 13,334 1,118 1,808 745 849 2,645 313 999 336 225 1,361 26,248 603 679 4,722 2,044 556 102 761 1,313 1,049 239 449 925 5,129 1,231 791 38,724 564 73 2,790 1,344 1,340 434 5,968 1,510 3,844 338 1,336 554 875 388 2,069 4,235 354 1,990 366 326 1,383 432 487 795 606 216 2,891 387 402 174 94 1,575 527 633 729 158 338 211 1,124 316 1,025 672 275 589 543 4,600 1,46 599 357 1,334 79 500 591 483 1,553 613 459 15 684 259 3,6.51 977 269 584 134 2,62 911 197 1,064 180 87 639 610 290 922 2,297 1,224 735 147 300 2,45 411 373 476 1,373 2,824 1,633 1,935 333 1,061 730 153 194 604 1,649 445 652 608 TOTALS ................ 423,045 262,432 489,494 232,784 412,414 255,068