OFFICIAL
State of Georgia
Tabulation by Counties
fo,r
U. S. Representatives Governor
Lt. Governor Constitutional Officers
State Officers
And
Constitutional Amendments
Gen,eral leetion Nov. 3, 1910
PREPARED BY
Secretory of State Atlanta, Georgia 30334

COUNTY

Governor

Republican

Democrat

Hal Suit Jimmy Carter

Appling .......................

Atkinson ......................

Bacon .........................

Baker .........................

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Bibb ..........................

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Calhoun .......................

Camden .......................

Candler .......................

Carroll ........................

Catoosa .......................

Charlton ......................

Chatham ......................

Chattahoochee .................

Chattooga .....................

Cherokee ......................

Clarke ........................

Clay ..........................

Clayton .......................

Clinch ........................

Cobb .........................

Coffee ........................

Colquitt .......................

Columbia ......................

Cook ........................ .. Coweta ..................... .. Crawford ......................

Crisp .................. .....

Dade ....................... ..

Dawson ..................... ..

Decatt1r DeKalb

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Dooly ..... Dougherty.

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Douglas..................... ::

Early .........................

Echols ................ ..... Effingham .....................

Elbert ...................... ..
Emanuel. ................... ..
Evans ........................

Fannin ........................

Fayette .......................

Floyd .........................

Forsyth .......................

Franklin ......................

Fulton ........................

Gilmer ........................

Glascock ......................

Glynn .........................

Gordon .......................

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Greene ............... , ......

Gwinnett .................... ..

Habersham Hall ......

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Hancock .................... ..

Haralson ................. Ilarris . ..................

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Hart ............... ..

Heard .......................

Henry ............... ... ::

Houston .......................

Irwin .........................

Jackson .......................

.Jasper ........................

Jeff Davis .....................

Jefferson ......................

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Jones . .............. .....

Lamar ........................

I~anier . .......................

Laurens ............... .....

Lee ................ .. ..

Liberty .......... ..

l.1incoln ................. .....

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 ........................

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Washington ....................

Wayne ........................ '

Webster .......................

Wheeler .....................

White .........................

Whitfield ......................

Wilcox ........................

Wilkes ........................

Wilkinson .....................

Worth ........................

558 271
344 230 2,301
413 1,524
2,190
587 .530 15,631
703 127 701 299 1,734 1,033
731 204
310 297 4,471 1,113
186 16,179
50 951 2,594
7,255 121
11,125
195 23,956
1,300 1,443
1,128
466 3,076
300 879 339 346 977 70,289 818 492 4,917 2,968 343
44 842
755 955 351 3,093 1,353
8,013 1,257
451
91,757 1,706 93
2,655 1,928
834
706
6,940 1,439 5,393
475
1,860 1,014
367 434
2,688
5,614 452
1,350 462
624 893 352 434
929 781 184 2,042 380 534 282
210 2,904
613 474 604 160
973 286
1,211 151 794
1,001 267
656 720
9,023
1,777 701 444
1,369 1,266 1,099
326 445
2,115 580 794
68 528 391
12,867
1,767 127 456
148
3,611 1,077
175
1,144 270
169 563 460 634
475
2,386 1,.501 1,085
824
169
3,105 397 584 990
1,597 2,397 1,465
1,594 375 920
1,156 110 212 764
3,455 279
717 669 628

2,295 1,028
1,262 847
3, .507 1,360 3,597 4,496 2,38.5 1,982 20,023
1,714 1,181 1,921
1,258 3,976 2,401 2,062
1,062 1,863 1,253 5,902
3,364 1,216
25 ,.529
318 2,661 3,310 6,583
6.51 10,379
878 19,519
3,479
5,277 2,889 1,861 4,482 1,123
2,898 1,030
776 3,459 37,176 3,615 1,713
9,591 3,453 2,04/i
376 2,265 3,268
3,484 1,448
1,840 1,881
9,779 2,369
2,508 71,519
1,725 469
6,532
2,856 3,172 1,906 9,963
3,040 7,594 2,601 2,.539 2,249
2,674 1,062 4,248
7,175 1,605 4,101 1,109 1,377
2,943 1,697 1,747 2,189
1,780 713
6,968 1,061 2,232 1,272 1,125
4,684 1,331
1,939 2,610
818 2,424 1,241 3,275
1,000 3,520
1,803 1,382 1,734 1,849 21, 9.50 4,225 1,629 1,916
2,969 2,704 1,249
1,418 1,611 4,336 1,517 1,412
524 1,477
2,648 18,078
2,411
668 2,235 1,229
5,744 2,874 1,354 4,431
1,057 598
3,545 1,640 2,389 1, 9.51 5,208 3,411 3,062
888 1,446 6,8.59
1,703 1,770 1,636 4,315 .5,8'.ll 3,877
5,308 83n
3,823 3,0n6
500 1,104 1,4fl3 .5,.597 1,717 1,995 1,786
2,719

TOTALS .................. 424,983

620,4.19

Lieutenant Governor

Republican Frank G.
Miller

Democrat Lester
Maddox

399 133
173
150 1,501
191 847
1,374 398 335
8,838 415 183
376 223
1,144 428 416 161
292 183 2,529 741
167 11,719
49
575 1,319
4,851 100
5,253
106 12,958
816 1,314
519 302 1,723 186 534 227 174
611 42,225
636 255 3,822
1,262 217 24
515 506
588 248 2,425
616 4,677
633 334 59,616 1,300
46 2,587 1,106
704
407 3,303
871 2,845
223
1,017 763 306 249
1,241
3,537 225
775 258 303 408 203 216
532 423 115 1,301 244 432 137
94
1,801 350 381
386 122 464 236
727 97
476 497 194 344 460 9,732 994
366 255 680 735 763 261
190 1,140
365 406
48 327 268
5,753 972 122 350 92
1,814
657 146 1,063 199
70 347 251
334 285 1,651 815 707 697 129 2,229
208
307 729
700 1,812
788 1,253
186 496
725 76
176 477
2,618
187 497 ~56
373

2,453
1,140
1,374 870
4,017
1,867 4,091
5,136 2,536 2,180
24,997 1,968 1,196 2,023 1,149 4,300
2,761 2,286 1,030
1,717 1,310 7,536 3,653
1,125 24,830
302
2,959 4,443
7,981 622
15,869 944
29,569
3,587 5,166 3,448 2,010
5,609 1,123
2,976 1,098
922
3,590 60,061
3,687 1,791 10,341
5,029 2,117
392 2,601 3,473
3,811 1,420 2,280
2,575 12,357
2,979 2,621 92,484 1,994
519 6,156 3,402 3,019 2,115 13,472
3,459 9,791 2,659 3,321
2,345 2,718 1,196
5,605 8,725 1,776 4,575
1,133 1,542 3,104 1,831 1,932 2,548
2,009 782
7,546 1,101 2,150 1,291 1,172 5,252 1,564
1,860 2,803
810 2,696 1,231 3,724
1,028 3,732 2,1.50 1,432 1,943
1,939 19,789
4,861
1,908 2,054 3,051
2,884 1,513 1,415 1,780 5,050 1,675 1,706
496 1,644 2,564 24,362
3,139 631
2,204 1,178
7,160 3,131 1,269 4,09.5
1,080 663
3,627
1,808 2,399 2,028 5,788 3,786 3,188
986
1,457 7,554 1,848
1,889 1,882 5,075 6,274 4,379
5,192
975 4,017 3,246
51.5 1,130 1,725 5,986 1,789 2,131 1,997
2,890

263,415

733,797

Secretary of State
Republican Robert D. (Bob) Carney
281 97
109 67
976 169 464 934 208 192 6,901 270
69 223 145 606 325 251
.52 193 118 1,850 781 106 8,448
28 388 1,023 2,481
56 4,195
82 11,648
452 640 529
158 1,134
156 295 254 146 306 30,869 425 152 2,868 999 128
14 437 271 371 124 2,456
501 3,469
457 172 33,078 1,135
36 1,504
724 328 196 2,574 580 1,691 171 788 470 181 161 909 2,760 167 445 169 176 297 122 138 381 267
72 865 205 241 76 78 1,182 191 216 239 71 292 125 414
59 234 290 133 177 354 4,395 572 215 155 518 505 580 152 125 1,046 236 252
27 239 131 6,777
650 54 183 61
1,208 408 122 588 119 39 231 142 228 205
1,192 488 488 686 87
1,355 106 267 716 500
1,593 454 672 147 284 571 44 94 294
1,891 136 167 323 244
179,443

Secretary of State
Democrat Ben W.
Fortson, Jr.
2,536 1,074 1,237
889 4,256 1,562 4,280 5,423 2,656 2,242 23,730 1,949 1,197
,960 953
", 18 ~./\84 2,350 1,089 1,.573 1,268 7,792 3,510 1,089 28,228
308 3,093 4,055 10,665
645 16,042
940 30,260
3,599 5,126 3,266 2,125 .5,918 1,022 2,649
936 837 3,615 72,570 3,710 1,703 10,696 4,812 2,169 386 2,520 3,599 3,897 1,376 1,922 2,564 11,760 2,968 2,733 117,462 1,697 481 6,719 3,182 3,011 2,243 13,562 3,347 10,073 2,567 3,258 2,467 2,740 1,309 5,539 8,565 1,718 4,699 1,306 1,234 2,943 1,904 1,912 2,546 1,985 797 7,776 1,054 2,099 1,320 1,169 4,827 1,660 1,868 2,834 817 2,735 1,287
3,924 996
3,872 2,159 1,408 1,987 1,713 21,965 5,064 1,900 2,103 3,474 2,674 1,468 1,356 1,682 4,916 1,766 1,748
493 1,649 2,528 21,073 3,224
679 2,194 1,170 7,078 2,906 1,219 4,250 1,122
652 3,492 1,845 1,949 1,987 6,114 3,372 2,831
954 1,458 8,094 1,880 1,787 1,819 5,153 5,791 4,433 4,882
902 4,045 2,902
507 1,136 1,768 5,728 1,793 2,428 1,815 2,848
773,468

Commissioner of Agriculture

Republican W.A. "Shorty"
Maddox, Jr.

Democrat Tommy
Irvin

296 152 148
72 993 102 1,168 1,119 261
3/\3 7,532
380
77 518 157 725
354
245
87 230 223
1,898 680 180
8,570 26
387 980 2,998
64 4,693
84 11,589
659 869 564
378 1,122
160 329
255 135 349 37,525
499 207 2,745 1,059
150 16
467 331 431
151 2,423
521 3,064
483 182 40,706 1,160
34 1,683
707
505 221 2,998
611 1,589
131
767 508
188 177 1,006 2,657 2,w
593 174 233
355 140
179 388 272
89 1,185
195 241
96 78 1,285
183 233
284
75 339
119 431
64 286 341 188
208 448 4,370 626 302
178 559 532 542 163 147 687 276 265
40 229
180 7,489
618 ,59
262
73 1,366
454 77 55,5
121
55 308 162
250 217 2,231
863 580 679
99 1,376
150 274 709 517 1,597
579 906 162 273 588
47 113 317 1,799 157 237 362 530

2,543
1,052 1,275
913 4,221
1,648 3,702 5,254
2,590 2,115
22,863 1,892 1,197
1,820
999 4,636
2,648 2,318 1,070
1,517 1,187 7,735 3,547
988 27,420
30/i 3,117 4,250 10,121
625 15,529
937 29,915
3,590 ,5,262
3,208 1,973
5,777 1,088 2,776
940 879 3,612
62,931 3,684 1,711
10,784 4,742 2,129
383 2,522
3,558 3,849
1,388 2,029
2,524 11,997
2,995 2,739 104,145 1,813
489 6,242
3,399 2,983 2,229
13,429 3,753 10,682
2,623 3,342 2,448
2,735 1,196
5,401 8,617 1,689 4,662
1,327
1,350 2,941 1,887
1,903 2,543 1,976
788 7,542 1,064 2,077
1,383 1,188 4,979 1,703 1,893 2,802
788 2,651 1,294 3,902 1,021
3,822 2,139 1,394 1,998 1,731 21,784 5,012 1,884 ..
2,081 3,498
2,709 1,566 1,370
1,677 4,985 1,716 1,771
490 1,711 2,528 19,812 3,121
684 2,134 1,171
6,956 3,215 1,293 4,223
1,134
627 3,480 1,869 2,122
1,963 5,194 3,265 2,886
982 1,470
8,034 1,869 1,820 1,867 5,071 5,312 4,383 4,673
866 4,119 3,002
513 1,155 1,835
5,891 1,751 2,200 1,793 2,663

203,318

744,191

Comptroller General

Republican W. Lewis Johnson

Democrat Johnnie L.
Caldwell

271
112 121
62
94.5
133 552
889 202 178 6,627
274 72
205
123
610 371
219 65 198
113 1,706
728 121 8,268 22
343 990 2,685
62 4,361
77 11,324
426
574 546 167 1,093 137 325 221
133 319 37,045
395 154 2,229
961 136
16 519 40,5
382
110 2,408
516 2,969
460
188 40,497
1,115 39
1,558
715 261 232
2,749
576 1,658
122
717 493
183 177
992 2,452
158 552 182
157 299 141
126 364 266
68 897
186 224
90
57 1,165
200
233 249
69 343
126 413
57 236
298 151 207 296 4,058
579 242
179 516 488 579 145 162 713 226
267 28
233 144 6,441
690 50
181 60
1,215 463 66 473 127
48 230 139 211
186 1,140
455 466
688 90
1,424
107 286 708 524 1,561 487 728
167 253 481
45
101 271 1,748 133 219 300 229

2,550
1,07.5 1,220
885 4,286
1,550 3,993
5,547 2,660 2,060 24,328
1,969 1,194 2,034
1,043 4,738 2,562
2,340
1,056 1,560 1,276
7,997 3,568 1,027 28,339
310 3,093 4,117 10,274
617 15,756
940 30,315
3,724
5,398 3,260 2,092
5,920 1,093 2,719
959 835 3,671
62,798 3,784 1,727
11,464 4,769 2,127
380 2,509 3,444
3,871 1,452
2,052 2,489 12,429
2,966 2,709 105,473
1,743
479 6,620 3,277 3,142
2,193 13,394
3,452
10,289 2,591 3,300 2,441
2,726 1,199
5,326 9,060 1,687
4,598 1,294
1,351
2,980 1,876 1,918 2,582
2,062
856 7,791 1,082 2,120
1,337 1,184 4,983 1,664 1,865
2,759
812 2,628 1,281 3,927 1,000
3,885 2,179 1,371
1,951 1,892 22,706 4,996 1,881
2,046 3,484 2,795
1,453 1,361 1,737 4,925
1,768 1,734
492 1,673 2,393 21,575 3,171
679 2,202 1,177 7,222 2,931 1,275 4,333
1,127
626 3,550 1,890 2,041 1,999
6,189 2,589 2,883
952 1,472 8,020 1,887 1,769
1,837 5,305 5,848 4,154 4,827
842 4,042
2,981
501 1,134 1,817 6,253
1,801 2,233
1,854 2,888

189,959

755,860

State Treasurer

Republican Jack B. Ray

Democrat WilliamH. (Bill) Burson

397 246
332 155 1,757
238
990 1,550
378 346
10,757 431
101 441 236
1,287
865 443
16-1 321
259 3,192
866 164 13,964 49
475
1,594 5,296
135 7,620
130
17,824
1,125 1,166
887 308
2,052 255 710 263 204
518 54,739
589 330 4,310
1,831 288 31 745
566 1,090
350 2,538
972 5,367
771 389 64,252 1,321 243 2,299
918 481
598 4,463
1,102 3,053
415
1,178 803 356
316 1,918 3,708
384
871 332
314 768 404 289 726
552 112 1,433
296 353 362 102 1,993
367 362 478
117 1,296
261 890
93 681 685 344 645 445 8,399 1,124
524 432
886 838 747 216
341 1,281
479
550 79
346 284
11,230 1,223 127 436
101 2,484
717 152 1,361 246 322
613 247
478 400 1,827 1,095 886 726
175 2,547
271 444
783 774 1,791
973 1,099
902 742 811 167
171 473 2,660
279
877 536 524

2,418 947
1,020 797
3,584 1,442
3,520 4,933
2,483 2,056
19,140 1,754 1,161
1,728 842
4,006
2,061 2,085
928
1,366 1,106
6,446 3,295
929
21,514 277
2,930
3,519 7,901
534
12,594 877
23,505 3,09/;
4,615
2,855 1,992 4,978,
916
2,149
875 749
3,235 45,304
3,533 1,493
9,006 3,927 1,859
368
2,207 3,2/il
3,195
1, 1/\9
1,807 2,041 9,371
2,646 2,505 81,417 1,S12
303 .5,623 2,8M
2,880 1,849 11,605 2,874 8,773 2,338
2,850 2,063 2,578 1,062
4,~90 7,487 1,507
4,280 1,138,
1,073 2,431
1,617 1,758,
2,223 1,687
757 7,045
862 1,913 1,059 1,153
3,951 1,493 1,683 2,526
761
1,752 1,142
3,440 954
3,433
1,735 1,201 1,564 1,575 17,132 4,432 1,591 1,712
3,108 2,293 1,264 1,245 1,448 4,317 1,520 1,446
442
1,555 2,410
16,070 2,669
605 1,924 1,133
5,761 1,862 1,158 3,352
1,001 400
3,105 1,748 1,666 1,783 5,458 2,730 2,374
907 1,378
6,965 1,711 1,581 1,845 4,868, 5,429 3,928
4,282 297
3,570 2,490
373 1,065 1,643 4,995
1 669 1,800 1,588 2,510

316 972

618,558

COUNTY
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 ................. Chatooga ...................... 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 ........................ Wilkiinson .................... Worth ........................
TOTALS ..................

Attorney General
Democrat Arthur K.
Bolton
2,537 1,004 1,165
814 4,096 1,508 3,642 5,255 2,051 2,205 21,830 1,821 1,197 1,830
866 4,269 2,366 2,269 1,020 1,369 1,163 7,647 3,061
934 23,927
293 3,013 3,828 10,469
595 14,685
904 31,549
3,231 6,043 2,924 2,134 5,772
973 2,329
892 777 3,471 72,184 3,622 1,568 11,518 4,312 2,085 373 1,501 3,759 3,406 1,225 1,833 2,295 10,967 2,845
2,506 106,860
1,552 455
6,196 2,987 2,906 2,152 15,662 3,216 9,260 2,543 2,381 2,238 2,688 1,143 4,993 7,917 1,667 5,037 1,250 1,100 2,728 1,644 1,803 2,261 1,892
728 7,019
989 1,951 1,247 1,160 4,149 1,611 1,770 2,738
794 2,136 1,246 3,921
983 3,721 1,979 1,331 1,891 1,546 19,348 4,405 1,764 1,964 3,301 2,430 1,343 1,199 1,614 4,529 1,699 2,138
478 1,650 1,914 20,440 3,596
664 2,068 1,129 7,098 2,727 1,311 3,929 1,098
680 3,824 1,798 1,662 1,997 6,116 3,200 2,466
935 1,468 8,104 1,842 1,699 1,821 4,985 5,691 4,099 4,340
726 3,912 2,513
466 1,094 1, 75,5 5,533 1,763 1,119 1,630 2,783
731,025

I SScthaotoel Superintendent

Commissioner of Labor

I

Democrat

Republican

Democrat

Jack P. Nix Ben T. Huiet Sam Caldwell

2,540 1,013
1,170
802 4,134
1,635 3,790 5,340 2,049 2,224 21,884
1,821
1,198 1,756
859 4,275 2,388 2,270 1,028
1,351 1,167 7,643
3,020 931
23,676
305 3,042 3,913
10,545
605 14,961
911 31,240
3,220 6,052 2,781 2,141
5,826
988 2,436
914 823 3,499
72,987 3,624
1,593
11,180 4,341
2,101 369
1,640 3,737 3,203 1,233
1,854 2,306 11,093 2,829 2,509
109. 760 1,583 45\J 6,158 3,081 2,975 2,134
15,746 3,439
9,584 2,550 2,387 2,288 2,711
1,153 4,811 7,839 1,659
5,056 1,263
730 2,763 1,643 1,817 2,266
1,853 731
7,076 1,036 1,944 1,298 1,157 4,103 1,638
1,800 2,758
793 2,153 1,252 3,946
992 3,759 1,978 1,339
1,877 1,598 19,418 4,424
1,801 1,936 3,361 2,516 1,383 1,288 1,623 4,616
1,707 2,142
474 1,655 1,955 20,363 3,577
664 2,108 1,139 6,530
2,769 1,313 3,685 1,098
600 3,818 1,797 1,743 1,976
6,162 3,262 2,493
947 1,470 8,174 1,842 1,713 1,858 4,834
5,811 3,951
4,470 725
3,924 2,538
474 1,100 1,821 5,642 1,777 2,244
1,638 2,797

348
142 209
93 1,289
149 757 1,241
284 252 9,349
390 99
320
161 788 615 358 162 263
166 2,412
812 167 9,598
30 227 1,312 3,315
99 5,808
116 13 ,2.51
611
882 620 236 1,475
190 621 239 177
554 42,587
519 253 3,052 1,464
186 25
612
540 556 177 2,471
809 4,0.':il
617 285 50,609 1,233
82 1,926
961 ,520
335 3,620
764 2,292
256 988
665 267
218 1,504
3,181 220
581 270 246
500 214 245
478 414
106 1,394
235 271
151 69
1,495 270 287 342 111
517 169 732
86 414 471
195 339 450 5,817 836 364 283
756 793 652 229 225
1,048 339 354 46 298 229
7,871
930
84 311
101 1,881
633 167 824
180 92
197 241 343 272 1,594
810 686 698 110 1,903 163 328 737
688 1,700
782 1,379
306 600 690
83 136 357 2,241
171 360 415 345

2,474
1,026 1,156
852 3,953
1,546 3,550 5,136 2,573 2,162 21,380
1,823 1,166 1,892
1,025 4,552
2,345 2,189
993
1,509 1,215
7,090 3,533
958 26,996
295 3,004 3,896
9,712
590 14,265
887 27,987
3,443
5,074 3,151 2,046
5,503 1,048 2,589
943 787 3,455 57,651 3,666 1,623 10,379 4,325 2,064
368 2,286 3,362
3,009 1,371
2,049 2,250 11,615 2,816 2,599 95,596
1,653 445
6,221 3,102 2,931
2,043 12,858
3,328 9,786 2,472 3,002 2,210 2,654
1,145 4,881 8,270 1,665 4,463 1,211 1,279
2,822 1,792
1,810 2,448
1,850 764
7,242 1,032 2,060 1,261 1,172 4,493
1,609 1,767 2,678
759 2,440 1,242
3,710 967
3,661 1,992 1,343 1,816
1,807 20,795
4,728 1,759 1,926 3,263 2,534 1,345
1,098 1,559
4,682 1,670 1,638
479 1,607 2,511 19,543 2,909
658 2,090 1,138 6,555 2,878
1,175 3,984
1,065 590
3,370 1,778 2,099 1,884 5,696 3,322 2,731
940 1,449
7,520 1,825 1,713 1,806 4,834 5,757
4,155 4,291
692 3,759 2,933
463 1,109 1,765 5,823 1,759
2,185 1,722 2,754

736,847

242,762

703,267

Public Service Commissioner
Republican Alpha A. Fowler, Jr.
359 196 198 132 1,491 185 949 1,533 365 166 11,523 457
95 ~ 217 1,113 665 379 157 273 212 3,879 922 178 13,937
41 483 1,584 5,281 107 7,386
93 20,166
661 1,011
744 186 1,760 208 677 301 210 521 55,008 562 451 4,944 3,074 292 27 691 474 649 265 2,448 974 5,074 729 365 67,196 1,174
82 2,466
986 465 417 4,431 803 2,970 235 1,190 811 297 272 1,618 3,586 268 775 290 265 558 328 274 641 476
75 1,569
281 309 218
74 1,269
319 360 326 124 692 201 637
95 550 605 220 441 468 8,682 1,026 470 322 998 768 784 171 255 1,191 416 458
43 352 274 11,287 1,190 116 355
92 2,062
619 159 1,147 201 135 450 263 278 373 1,829 701 869 721 146 2,254 259 416 750 1,020 2,366 843 978 410 778 734
93 167 373 2,754 217 474 509 530
314,167

Public

Public

Service

Service

Com.missioner Commissioner

Democrat Bobby Pafford

Democrat Walter R. McDonald

2,441
1,018 1,098
788 4,189 1,476
3,295 4,733 2,448 2,206 16,458 1,704
1,162 1,869
819 4,125 2,130 2,053
942 1,388 1,116
5,317 3,049
913 20,052
273 2,620 3,425
7,340
558 11,937
964 20,164
3,308 4,173 2,927 2,093 4,813
906 2,077
828
715 3,341
40,664 3,496 1,360 8,206 2,850
1,958 374
2,018
3,115 3,559 1,185 1,768 1,951 9,149 2,639 2,526
71,053 1,330 422 5,303 2,740 2,822 1,935
11,576 3,057
8,655 2,372
2,549 1,852 2,487 1,060 4,361 7,260 1,617 4,263
1,138 1,076 2,533 1,677 1,751 2,221 1,344
863 6,671
932 1,945 1,252 1,156
4,990 1,516
1,650 2,232
740 2,185 1,168 3,531
930 3,388 1,722 1,289 1,649
1,475 16,305
4,308 1,568 1,826 2,930 2,196 1,188 1,305 1,478 4,137 1,565 1,477
473 1,494 2,365 14,842 2,526
609 1,940 1,167 5,852 2,467 1,104 3,434 1,015
504 3,183 1,704 1,627
1,754 5,346 3,141 2,251
890 1,411
7,023 1,697 1,525 1,752 4,352 5,096 3,900 4,302
553 3,402 2,410
330 1,047 1,672
4,839 1,683 1,914
1,530 2,628

2,478 1,005 1,160
677 4,449 1,615
3,753 5,141 2,050 2,220 20,094
1,775 1,189 1,731
838 4,207 2,451 2,216
942 1,324 1,553 7,430 2,976
923 23,560
295 2,874
3,778 10,128
582 14,815
933 30,805
3,030
6,018 2,815 2,099 5,705
966 2,270
874
753 3,339 66,326
3,590 1,548 11,197 4,182 2,057
371 1,614
3,516 3,503 1,143 1,798 2,220 10,832
2,785 2,322 102,731
1,385 448
6,215 2,951 2,920 2,085 15,713 3,234 9,348 2,514 2,422 2,051 2,677
1,135 4,881
7,840 1,648 4,987 1,236 1,096
2,802 1,654 1,777 2,249 1,825
767 6,413 1,023
1,960 1,214 1,149
3,875 1,603 1,755 2,243
767 2,158 1,237
3,709 957
3,683
1,953 1,326
1,848 1,557 18,732 4,217 1,780 1,908 3,209 2,395 1,327 1,297 1,563 4,530 1,689 2,136
468 1,639 1,905 19,852 3,574
668 2,057 1,145 6,407 2,742 1,271
3,918 922 564
3,914 1,773 1,684 1,929 6,092 3,112 2,468
925 1,473 8,422
1,815 1,680 1,814 4,894 5,629 4,026 5,249
714 3,869 2,397
465 1,075 1,761
5,578 1,711 2,224
1,625 2,722

588,844

712,816

Democrat Bond
Almand
2,479 988
1,149
778 4,414 1,644 3,778
5,166 2,050 2,160 19,334 1,740 1,194 1,762
801 4,169 2,312 2,223
967 1,279 1,142 7,170
2,955
886 23,023
288 2,844 3,732
10,161 572
14,594
926 28,558
3,018 5,976 2,799 2,103
5,710 945
2,204
868 746 3,403 64,573 3,566 1,501 10,442 4,142 2,053
364 1,626
3,475 3,107 1,144
1,769 2,233 10,495 2,806 2,121 98,282 1,370
451 5,930 2,889 2,834 2,119
15,706 3,183 9,257 2,493 2,286 2,040 2,677 1,122 4,873 7,653 1,644
5,024 1,261 1,043 2,692
1,651 1,748 2,247
1,810 785
6,528 1,021 1,892 1,233 1,149 3,794
1,610 1,721
2,348 769
2,194 1,225 3,695
958 3,678 1,946 1,321
1,862 1,496 18,437 4,282 1,799 1,916 3,214 2,334 1,309 1,277 1,574 4,446
1,671 2,135
464 1,633 1,851 17,686 3,569
653 2,019
1,138 6,273 2,661
1,259 3,846
914
557 3,914 1,772 1,559
1,943 6,084 3,021 2,397
927 1,469
8,599 1,848 1,675 1,815 4,898 5,644 4,167 4,225
685 3,792 2,350
463 1,067 1,778 5,413
1,609 2,219 1,593 2,739
694,519

Supreme Court of Georgia

Democrat

Democrat

Jule Wimberly Peyton S.

Felton, Sr. Hawes(Unex.)

Democrat Peyton S.
Hawes

2,478
989 1,138
793 4,308 1,606 3,774
5,184 2,049 2,147 19,397
1,767 1,190 1,704
807 4,163 2,313 2,255
931 1,278 1,144
7,348 3,044
901 23,006
288 2,868 3,717 10,091
571 14,484
928 30,517
3,005 5,981 2,796 2,102
5,688 963
2,219
877 746 3,457 62,394
3,556 1,526
11,187 4,134
2,040 366
1,611
3,471 3,200 1,128 1,775 2,231 10,481 2,784 2,019 93,676 1,363
445 5,958 2,875 2,898 2,106 15,708 3,142
9,225 2,482 2,257 2,041 2,670 1,119 4,845 7,725 1,645
5,016 1,263 1,061 2,713
1,653 1,746 2,220
1,805 775
6,552 1,024 1,886
1,197 1,141
3,759 1,599 1,801 2,328
772 2,168 1,233 3,659
954 3,668
1,964 1,315
1,845 1,499 18,364 4,249 1,759 1,901 3,169 2,368 1,290 1,281 1,544 4,450
1,677 2,135
467 1,626
1,872 17,426
3,563 655
2,025
1,180 6,323
2,628 1,257 3,897
916 553 3,914
1,777 1,580 1,943 6,071 3,025 2,391
921
1,468 8,577 1,810 1,698 1,812 4,874 5,602 4,145 4,263
696 3,807 2,337
471 1,051 1,772
5,430 1,686 2,197 1,593 2,750

2,476 987
1,142
779 4,382
1,505 3,626 5,228 2,048 2,059 19,321 1,746
1,185 1,700
805 4,153 2,330 2,218
966 1,254
1,140 7,369
3,074 900
23,104 274
2,878
3,765 10,035
572 14,413
923
30,724 3,017 5,984 2,927 2,098
5,716 935
2,222
872 749 3,413
63,814 3,561
1,508 11,086
4,195 2,046
367 1,616
3,578 3,306 1,127 1,783 2,236 10,658 2,802 2,135 97,414 1,451
443
5,876 2,886 2,857 2,100 15,705 3,234 9,314 2,497 2,254 2,019 2,690
1,115 4,872
7,650 1,640 5,030 1,258 1,054 2,744
1,652 1,740 2,218 1,809
779 6,453 1,008 1,878 1,262
1,143 3,769
1,595 1,720 2,351
767 2,247 1,216 3,684
965 3,661
1,930 1,321
1,852 1,492 18,399 4,141 1,780
1,910 3,163 2,336 1,334 1,289 1,552 4,521 1,672
2,133 466
1,618 1,846 17,641 3,550
646 2,039
1,150 6,348 2,723 1,262 3,853
915 575 3,914 1,758 1,599 1,899
6,078 2,891 2,392
816 1,468 8,531 1,808 1,667
1,812 5,045 5,498 4,197 4,192
698 3,793 2,325
458 1,057 1,759
5,436 1,713
2,262 1,589 2,721

2,474
978 1,137
764 4,337 1,601 3,776 5,276
2,045 2,031 18,984 1,728 1,186 1,685
793 4,148 2,311 2,195
949 1,249 1,140 7,112
3,053 888
22,935 280
2,862 3,707 10,040
571 14,106
918 29,341
3,067 5,969
2,812 2,098 5,650
939 2,165
826 744 3,367 61,539 3,539 1,496
10,695 4,150 2,033
365 1,497 3,571
3,426 1,124
1,746 2,208 10,378 2,755 2,244
92,822 1,458 442 5,835 2,831 2,800 2,096
15,689 3,175 9,131 2,476
2,177 1,981 2,682
1,105 4,795
7,567 1,630 4,931 1,239 1,036 2,696
1,652 1,743
2,200 1,794
779 6,514
999
1,871 1,257 1,144 3,659 1,594 1,721
2,337 760
2,223
1,199 3,677
963 3,665 1,920 1,311 1,827
1,478 18,087
4,128 1,745
1,910 3,120 2,312
1,282 1,275 1,533 4,435
1,650 2,132
468 1,602
1,833 17,138
3,552 640
1,997 1,199
6,269 2,646
1,263 3,828
900 558 3,914 1,741 1,565 1,897 6,018 2,998 2,362 922
1,468 8,524 1,803 1,636 1,811
4,807 5,490 4,147 4,207
696 3,620 2,312
458 1,057
1,748 5,348 1,704 2,257 1,578 2,698

689,947

695,685

682,172

Democrat Hiram K. Undercofler
2,475 973
1,135 724
4,210 1,608
3,731 5,301 2,048 2,004 18,874 1,727 1,183 1,677
788 4,119 2,297
2,187 951
1,248 1,143
6,996 3,050
883 22,785
278 2,868 3,689
9,847
570 14,379
915 29,156
3,028
5,955 2,754
2,090 5,588
927 2,198
860 736 3,372
60,854 3,550 1,499
10,667 4,125 2,031
363 1,598 3,402 3,386 1,114
1,759 2,194
10,303 2,757 2,521
92,704
1,436 440
5,820 2,819 2,798 2,083 15,678 3,143 9,140 2,463 3,443 1,986 2,655 1,102
4,787 7,589 1,630 4,997 1,239 1,042
2,688 1,652 1,753 2,181 1,795
782 6,679 1,007 1,865 1,204 1,139 3,604
1,583 1,722 2,314
756 2,181 1,202
3,655 965
3,687 1,920 1,309 1,818 1,472 18,175 4,109 1,740 1,875 3,128 2,284 1,282 1,289
1,535 4,411 1,660 2,129
468 1,589
1,841 16,870
3,567 650
2,020 1,187 6,269 2,604
1,262 4,045
908
543 3,914 1,737 1,562 1,903 6,015 3,005 2,350
922
1,466 8,448 1,801 1,647
1,807 4,763
5,399 4,123 4,181
667 3,740 2,297
458 1,050 1,734
5,348 1,682 2,209 1,574 2,701
681,320

COUNTY
Appling ...................... . Atkinson ..................... . Bacon ........................ . Baker........................ . Baldwin ...................... . Banks........................ . Barro\\ ....................... . Bartow ....................... . Ben Hill ...................... . Berrien ....................... . Bibb ......................... . Bleckley...................... . Brantley ..................... . Brooks....................... . Bryan ........................ . Bulloch ...................... . Burke........................ . Butts ........................ . Calhoun...................... . Camden...................... . Candler ...................... . Carroll....................... . Catoosa...................... . Charlton ..................... . Chatham..................... . Chattahoochee................ . Chatooga..................... . 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 ....................... .
g~~1:~tt".::: ::::::::::::::::::
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................. .

Democrat Randall
Evans, Jr.
2,471
979 1,150
769 4,393
1,606 3,741 5,223 2,049 2,037
19,109 1,746 1,185
1,693 811
4,139 2,347 2,218
958 1,250 1,147
7,328 3,074
898 22,870
284 2,861 3,707
10,041 575
14,298 931
29,718 2,993 5,966 2,982 2,102 5,608 950 2,181 864 737 3,409 61,203 3,555 1,515
10,826 4,144 2,027 365 1,603 3,395 3,509 1,139
1,762 2,213
10,476 2,773 2,375 92,471 1,348
466 5,868 2,885 2,844
2,100 15,676
3,168 9,226
2,547 2,298 2,014 2,671 1,120 4,659
7,637 1,629
5,015 1,247 1,041 2,799
1,652 1,765 2,216 1,804
765 6,459
1,005 1,873 1,268 1,142 3,740
1,594 1,719 2,335
768 2,391
1,241 3,671
959 3,696
1,950 1,316
1,826 1,495 18,063 4,139 1,764 1,903 3,145 2,348 1,275
1,282 1,550 4,425 1,662 2,130
467
1,613 1,830 18,220 3,556
648 2,038 1,191 6,271 2,657 1,258 3,833
917 581 3,914 1,758 1,584 1,904 5,978
3,050 2,381
924 1,469 8,576 1,819 1,658 1,813
4,835 5,468 4,150 4,261
802 3,811
2,315 460
1,054 1,750 5,433
1,684 2,233 1,597
2,703
685,807

Court of Appeals
Democrat Charles A.
Pannell
2,477 975
1,137 739
4,334 1,605 3,706 5,153 2,049 2,024 18,899 1,731 1,187 1,678
789 4,110 2,290 2,182
955 1,244 1,142 7,176 3,058
896 21,841
282 2,854 3,690 9,842
569 14,289
928 28,578
3,033 5,964 2,770 2,101 5,591
937 2,202
875 735 3,395 60,826 3,554 1,498 10,740 4,11.5 2,040 367 1,601 3,384 3,486 1,128 1,764 2,177 10,377 2,751 2,431 91,900 1,352 440 5,819 2,830 2,808 2,083 15,709 3,154 9,128 2,464 2,405 1,976 2,660 1,101 4,776 7,599 1,623 4,999 1,247 1,036 2,700 1,650 1,726 2,238 1,786 772 6,585 1,006 1,875 1,207 1,139 3,649 1,586 1,706 2,326 760 2,209 1,204 3,664 952 3,676 1,909 1,308 1,818 1,712 17,848 4,113 1,732 1,877 3,104 2,311 1,277 1,274 1,528 4,441 1,666 2,129 465 1,591 1,819 16,951 3,565 641 2,011 1,188 6,234 2,659 1,254 3,827 898 549 3,914 1,740 1,556 1,890 5,985 2,989 2,348 920 1,470 8,549 1,797 1,659 1,807 4,761 5,398 4,141 4,172 691 3,721 2,302 452 1,052 1,726 5,510 1,652 2,185 1,579 2,712
678,1,53

Democrat J. Kelley
Quillian
2,473
974 1,144
745 4,345 1,607
3,816 5,173 2,048 2,034 18,796
1,728 1,186 1,792
791 4,115 2,300 2,189
951 1,239 1,139
6,937 3,022
892 22,738
278 2,853
3,681 9,942
568 14,570
930 27,124
2,977 5,963 2,754 2,100 5,602
931 2,058
862 750 3,395 61,519 3,547 1,501 10,544 4,099 2,033 366 1,602
3,388 3,392
1,125 1,762 2,190
10,311 2,755 2,733
91,996 1,232 443
5,826 2,822 2,823
2,083 15,716 3,171
9,158 2,468 2,374 1,972 2,658
1,075 4,768 7,550 1,626
5,020 1,242 1,061
2,700 1,652 1,739 2,199
1,784 767
6,559
996 1,855 1,204
1,135 3,672 1,593 1,718 2,307
763 2,208
1,210
3,662 939
3,671 1,913 1,309
1,820 1,476
17,888 4,116 1,746
1,890
3,071 2,308 1,281 1,272 1,504 4,342
1,656 2,132
463 1,602 1,826 16,818 3,573
642
2,008 1,173 6,310 2,612 1,256 3,829
912 540 3,914 1,745 1,573 1,893 5,960
3,005 2,362
920 1,472 8,393 1,800 1,650 1,815 4,774 5,401
4,156 4,212
684 3,748 2,305
448
1,050 1,746
5,346 1,654 2,181 1,566
2,672
677,529

WRITE-IN VOTES FOR GOVERNOR, LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS AND STATE OF'FICERS

GOVERNOR Total write-in votes.. .. . .. . ................ . . .......... .

J,261

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

Total write-in votes....

829

SECRETARY OF STATE

Total write-in votes........ .. ................................. - ..

30

COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE

Total write-in votes ........................ .................... ...............

6

COMPTROLLER GENERAL

Total write-in votes.....

31

STATE TREASURER

Total write-in votes...... .

8

ATTORNEY GENERAL

Total write-in votes...........................

21

STATE SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT

Total write-in votes............. -----

27

COMMISSIONER OF LABOR

Total write-in votes ........................... - -----

9

PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER

Total write-in votes.......... ................ .............. - ..........................

4

ASSOCIATE JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA

Total write-in votes ............................... ---.

21

JUDGE COURT OF APPEALS Total write-in votes........ -----------.-- 6

Note: 'For details see original tabulation on file in the office of the Secretary of State-Archives Division_

CONSOLIDATED RETURNS FOR U.S. REPRESENTATIVE FROM GEORGIA
GENERAL ELECTION HELD NOVEMBER 3, 1970

First Congressional District

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT

G. ELLIOTT HAGAN

BRYAN ..

................ - _ 1,012

BULLOCH . BURKE .....

.. - 4,256 ............ 2,478

CANDLER

............. 1,203

CHATHAM

.. 26,552

EFFINGHAM

. 2,568

EMANUEL ..... .......... . ..

. . 3,503

EVANS

.., 1,259

JENKINS . ................ .

1,650

JOHNSON. ...... 1,767

LAURENS

.............. . ......... 7,306

LIBERTY . .. ..... .. ............. ..... 2,092

LONG

-- ... 1,139

McINTOSH ............................. - 1,279

MONTGOMERY ---------------- 1,333 SCREVEN .. ............ ......................... 2,239

TATTNALL ....................... ... . 3,914

TOOMBS ....................................... 2,764

TREUTLEN . -- . ... . . 1,464

WHEELER .................... -- 1,078

TOTAL ........................70,856

WRITE IN VOTES: LAURENS COUNTY - Max Lockwood -------------- 1 LAURENS COUNTY - N. B. Johnson --------- 13 McINTOSH COUNTY - Charles Jones .... - -------- -- 1
McINTOSH COUNTY - Dan White .. ----------------------- 2 CHATHAM COUNTY - George Chamlee .. . ------- 1
Mau Tse Tung --- ..... . 1
J. Walter Cowert ----------- 1
Max Lockwood .. ------------------ 2
Darnell Brawner ----- 1 Morriss W. Ellis ............ ........................ 7
Linton Smith, Jr.. ---- 1 Curtis Lewis . ------------- 1

Second Congressional District

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT

REPUBLICAN

DAWSON MATHIS THOMAS "TOM" RAGSDALE

BAKER ------------------------------------------ 889________________________________________________ 62

BROOKS --------------------------------------- 2,172------------------------------------------------ 152 CALHOUN ------------------------------------ 1,030________________________________________________ 70

CLAY -------------------------------------------- 596________________________________________________ COLQUITT ---------------------------------- 5,788________________________________________________ CRISP -------------------------------------------- 2,868-_______________________________________________ DECATUR ------------------------------------ 3,754________________________________________________ DOUGHERTY------------------------------ 11,266_______________________________________________

55 468 270 288 1,881

EARLY ------------------------------------------ 2,168-_______________________________________________ 78 GRADY ------------------------------------------ 3,374________________________________________________ 224

MILLER ---------------------------------------- 1,031________________________________________________ 51 MITCHELL ---------------------------------- 3,767________________________________________________ 214

QUITMAN ---------------------------------- 472________________________________________________ 34 RANDOLPH ---------------------------------- 2,508________________________________________________ 148

SEMINOLE --------------------------------- 1,276________________________________________________ 41

TERRELL-------------------------------------- 1,981________________________________________________ 185 THOMAS -------------------------------------- 6,31 l ________________________________________________ 939

TIFT------------------------------------------------ 3,801 ________________________________________________

TURNER -------------------------------------- 1,935________________________________________________ 78 WORTH ---------------------------------------- 3,007________________________________________________ 138

TOTAL ---------------------- 59,994________________________________________________ 5,376

WRITE IN VOTES:

BAKER COUNTY - Harry Wingate ------------------------------------------------

1

MITCHELL COUNTY - H. L. Wingate --------------------------------------------

1

TERRELL COUNTY - Harry L. Wingate _______________________________________No vote shown

Third Congressional District

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT

JACK BRINKLEY

CHATTAHOOCHEE ____ CRAWFORD ____________________ DOOLY _________________ _______ _ _ __ _ __
HARRIS ____________ _______________ _________
HOUSTON ________________________________

301 1,003 1,603
2,321
8,180

LEE ------------------------------------------------ 918 MACON ---------------------------------------- 1,842 MARION _________ ___________________________ 805
MUSCOGEE _____ _ _ ___________ 20,560 PEACH _____________ _____ __ _ _ __________ 2,549 PULASKI ____________________________ 1,719
SCHLEY ________________ __ _______ ______ 680
STEWART __________________________________ 1,287 SUMTER ________ ____ __ _______________ 4,188

TALBOT ------------------------------ _________ TAYLOR ______ -------------------------------
TWIGGS --------------------------------------WEBSTER _---------------------------------WILKINSON ______________________ ________

954 1,804
1,724 491
1,659

TOTAL __________________ 54,588

Fourth Congressional District

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT

REPUBLICAN

FRANKLIN SHUMAKE BEN B. BLACKBURN

DeKALB _________ _ ------------------------- 32,156_________ _____ ------------------------ 71,326 FULTON (IN PART) ______________ 11,867______________________________________________ 12,328 ROCKDALE_____ __ ________ _ _________ 1,885_________ _____________ _____________ _____ 2,194

TOTAL ____________________ 45,908________ __________ ______________ _ ____ 85,848

WRITE IN VOTES:

DeKALB COUNTY - Fletcher Thompson ___ _ ______________ __________

1

DeKALB COUNTY - Andrew Young _________________ ___ _______________________

2

ROCKDALE COUNTY - A. R. Barksdale ________________________________________No vote shown

DeKALB COUNTY - Joe Cole ____________ ______

___________________ _____ ___

3

Joe Call _____________ ___ _

-----------------------------

1

Fifth Congressional District

COUNTY

DEMOCRAT

REPUBLICAN

ANDREW YOUNG FLETCHER THOMPSON FULTON (IN PART) ______________ 58,394_____________________________________________ 78,540

WRITE IN VOTES:

Frank Grinnon --------------------------------

2

Frank Grinnen ------------------------------

1

R. H. Bennett, Sr. ________________________

1

Andrew Young ------------------------------ 15

Lonnie King ----------------------------------

1

C. B. King _------------------------------------

1

Charles Weltner ----------------------------

1

Richard Starr Craighill ______________

1

Joel L. Lawler --------------------------------

1

Wyman C. Lowe --------------------------

2

Sixth Congressional District

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT

JOHN J. FLYNT, JR.

BIBB .............................................. 21,022

BUTTS .......................................... 2,265

CARROLL .......................... ......... 7,603

CLAYTON ................................... 14,702

COWETA ........................... . .. 5,957

FAYETTE .................................... 2,269

HEARD .......................................... 1,142

HENRY ................................. . . 5,060

JONES .............. ............... .... .. 2,222

LAMAR ................................

1,916

MERIWETHER ..............

3,738

MONROE ............................ .. ... 2,007

PIKE ................................. ... 1,608

SPALDING .................................... 6,956

TROUP ......................... .... .. ... .. 8,826

UPSON ............................. ..

5,207

TOTAL ............ ...... 92,500

WRITE IN VOTES:

CARROLL COUNTY - John Robinson ......................... .............

1

Ellis Arnold ................................. .............

1

CLAYTON COUNTY - Charles Summerday ................ ..............

1

Jeannette Bell ..........................................

1

Frank Grinnon ........................ . .............

2

Bobby Coe Jones, Sr. ............. ..............

1

LAMAR COUNTY - G. Paul Jones ........................................ ..........

1

Seventh Congressional District

COUNTY

DEMOCRAT

REPUBLICAN

JOHN W. DAVIS

DICK FULLERTON

BARTOW ......... ................. . ... 5,148............................................ . 1,113 CATOOSA ................................. 3,140................................................ 868 CHATTOOGA ..................... .. . 3,165................................................ 334 COBB ................... ..................... _. 25,034.......................................... ..... 13,987 DADE ............................................ 951................................................ 272 DOUGLAS .............................. .... 4,198................................................ 1,416 FLOYD .......................................... 11,579................................................ 4,260 GORDON ...................................... 3,193................................................ 842 HARALSON ................................ 3,073................................................ 791 MURRAY ...................................... 1,807................................................ 398 PAULDING .................................. 3,169................................................ 680 POLK ............................................ 4,643................................................ 1,032 WALKER ......................... .......... 5,447................................................ 1,950 WHITFIELD ................... .......... 5,602................................................ 2,449

TOTAL .................. 80,149................................................ 30,392

WRITE IN VOTES:

CATOOSA COUNTY - Jim Guinn .................................................. 3

J. Guinn ......................................................

1

DOUGLAS COUNTY - Dick i<'ullerton ..........................................

1

FLOYD COUNTY - W. F. Ingram ..................................................

1

WALKER COUNTY - Jim Quinn....................................................

5

Emmett Shields ............................................

1

Eighth Congressional District

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT

W. S. (BILL) STUCKEY, JR.

APPLING ...................................... 2,492 ATKINSON .................................. 1,020 BACON .......................................... 1,229 BEN HILL .................................... 2,048 BERRIEN ...................................... 2,081 BLECKLEY .................................. 1,884 BRANTLEY .................................. 1,203 CAMDEN ...................................... 1,416 CHARLTON ................................ 1,014 CLINCH ........................................ 960 COFFEE .. ..................................... 3,245 COOK ............................................ 2,130 DODGE .......................................... 3,742 ECHOLS .. ..................................... 374 GLYNN . ........................................ 6,588 IRWIN .......................................... 1,667 JEFF DAVIS .................................. 1,339 LANIER .. ....................................... 778 LOWNDES .................................... 4,544 PIERCE .......................................... 1,315 TELFAIR ...................................... 1,998 WARE . . ....................................... 5,011 WAYNE .......................................... 2,544 WILCOX ........................................ 1,824

TOTAL ...................... 52,446

WRITE IN VOTES:

GLYNN COUNTY - Rosco Dean ......................................................

1

Ninth Congressional District

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT

REPUBLICAN

PHIL M. LANDRUM

BOB COOPER

BANKS __________ ___________ __

1,322 _ _______________ ________________ 398

BARROW ___ __________________ __ _____ 3,562_

__ _________________ _____ 879

CHEROKEE ------------------------- 3,788_

----------------------- 1,680

DAWSON _ __ ------------------------------ 699__ ___ _ ___ ------------------------ 307

ELBERT ___________________________

3,16L

______________ __ ________ 690

FANNIN __ ____________________ _____________ 1,979________ ___ ________ __________________ _ 2,478

FORSYTH ______________ ______________ 2,597_

_ --------- 817

FRANKLIN _________________________ _ _ 2,485 ___ _ _______ _________ _______ 412

GILMER-------------------------------------- 1,796

____________ ________________ 1,198

GWINNETT _ _________________ _________ 11,623 _ ____________ _____ _ __ ______ _______ 4,723

HABERSHAM -------------------- ______ 3,144______________________ ------------------- 1,083 HALL ____ ___________________ _______________ 7,651_____ __ _____ __ __ _ __ _________ __ _ 4,875

HART ------------------------------------------ 2,504______ ________________ ________ ______________ 479

JACKSON __ -------------------------------- 4,152 _ _____________ ------------------------- 1,061 LUMPKIN __________ ___ ______________ 1,51L_ ----------------------------------- 381 MADISON __________ -------------------- _ 2,274____ __ ___ _________________________ 331 PICKENS _ __________________________ _______ 1,67L _ ------------------ _________________ 468

RABUN _ _________ ______ ___________________ 1,532

--------------------------- _________ 384

STEPHENS ------------------------------- 2,863_ _

_____ ______________ __________ 839

TOWNS _________ ----------------------------- 942 ______________ ________________________ _ 676

UNION __ ----------------------------------- 1,826_ ____ ___ ------------------------------- 695 WHITE _________________________ ____________ 1,521_______________________ ___ __________________ 622

TOTAL ________ _ ____ 64,603__________ ----------------------------- 25,476

WRITE IN VOTES: HALL COUNTY - Dennis Jackson _ __ _ _ ______________ _________________ _ 2

RABUN COUNTY - Calvin Fountain ___________ -------------------------------

1

Tenth Congressional District

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT

ROBERT G. STEPHENS, JR.

BALDWIN

__________ _ _ 4,524

CLARKE

10,354

COLUMBIA

2,950

GLASCOCK _

473

GREENE __ _

________

2,132

HANCOCK _______ _ __

2,531

JASPER ___ ________

1,266

JEFFERSON

2,886

LINCOLN McDUFFIE

_ _____________

1,199 2,286

MORGAN __

_ ___ __ 1,859

NEWTON

__ ___ _ 4,149

OCONEE_

_______

1,860

OGLETHORPE

___ ___ 1,933

PUTNAM ____

2,137

RICHMOND ____

_ 19,873

TALIAFERRO _ _________ _ ___ _ 616

WALTON __________ __ __________ ___

3,975

WARREN __________ ______ _

790

WASHINGTON _____ __ _ __ 3,904

WILKES _ ___ ______ __ ____ ___

2,378

TOTAL

-- 74,075

WRITE IN VOTES:

COLUMBIA COUNTY - John Pierce Blanchard _____ ____________________

1

RICHMOND COUNTY - Julian B. Willingham ________ --------------------

1

Dr. Spynos Dalis __ _____ _________________________

1

Bobby Bland _ __ -------------------------------------

1

Hal Suit _

_ --------------------------------

1

SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE November 3, 1970 General Election

COUNTIES

ATLANTIC JUDICIAL CIRCUIT DEMOCRAT

PAUL EDWARD CASWELL

BRYAN ______ _____________________ ____ ________ 893

EVANS ______ ------------------------------- 1,196 LIBERTY ____ _______________ ___ __ __ 2,021 LONG ___________________________ _____ __ 1,129

McINTOSH ------------------------ __ 1,253

TATTNALL _____________ _

3,914

TOTAL ____ _____ ___ _ 10,406

DISTRICT ATTORNEY

ATLANTIC JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT

J. MAX CHENEY

BRYAN ______________ ____ ________________ 840

EVANS

______________ _ _ _______ 1,179

LIBERTY __ ______________________ __ _ 1,936

LONG _________ ___ __ ___

1,127

McINTOSH -------------------------------- 1,218

TATTNALL _____ _________ _

3,914

TOTAL ____ __ ___ _ 10,214

SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE

AUGUSTA JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT

WILLIAM M. FLEMING, JR.

BURKE ___________________ ------------------- 2,365 COLUMBIA _________________________ _ __ 3,006
RICHMOND ___ __ _______________ 20,427

TOTAL

25,798

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT

JOHN F. HARDIN

BURKE ___________________________

__ 2,368

COLUMBIA _ _______________ _ _ _ 3,004

RICHMOND ______________________________ 19,124

TOTAL ______________________ 24,496

SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE

BRUNSWICK JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT

WINEBERT DAN FLEXER II

APPLING ______ __ ___ __ _ CAMDEN __________ _ ___ __ GLYNN ________ _______ ______
JEFF DAVIS WAYNE __ ____ __________

__ 2,481 _ 1,308
6,367
1,199 2,476

TOTAL __ ______

13,831

SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE

CHATTAHOOCHEE JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT

OSCAR D. SMITH, JR.

CHATTAHOOCHEE _

289

HARRIS _____________________ __________ 2,115

MARION ____ ____________________

769

MUSCOGEE ____________ __________ _ 18,211

TALBOT __ ______________ ____ _ _ _ __ __ 930

TAYLOR

________________ ___

1,762

TOTAL _ ___ ____ _________ 24,076

DISTRICT ATTORNEY

CHAITAHOOCHEE JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT

E. MULLINS WHISNANT
CHATTAHOOCHEE __________________ 303
HARRIS ---------------------------------------- 2,191 MARION ---------------------------------------- 781 MUSCOGEE -------------------------------- 19,009 TALBOT ---------------------------------------- 1,119 TAYLOR -------------------------------------- 1,774

TOTAL ---------------------- 25,177

SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE

CONASAUGA JUDICIAL cm.CUIT

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT

ROBERT L. VINING, JR.

MURRAY -------------------------------------- 1,732 WHITFIELD -------------------------------- -5,9- 57
TOTAL ---------------------- 7,689

SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE

CORDELE JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT
WILLIAM LeROY McMURRAY, JR.

BEN HILL-------------------------------------- 2,051 CRISP -------------------------------------------- 2,762 DOOLY ------------------------------------------ 1,639 WILCOX -------------------------------------- 1,818

TOTAL ---------------------- 8,270

DISTRICT ATTORNEY

CORDELE JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT

D. E. TURK

BEN HILL -----------------------------------CRISP -------------------------------------------DOOLY -----------------------------------------WILCOX --------------------------------------
TOTAL ______________________

2,050 2,500 1,563 1,826
7,939

SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE

EASTERN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

COUNTY

DEMOCRAT EDWIN A- McWHORTER

CHATHAM ---------------------------------- 24,188

TOTAL ---------------------- 24,188

COUNTY

DEMOCRAT GEORGE E. OLIVER

CHATHAM ---------------------------------- 25,335 TOTAL ______________________ 25,335

SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE

COUNTIES

FLINT JUDICIAL CIRCUIT DEMOCRAT
HUGH D_ SOSEBEE

BUTTS -------------------------------------------- 2,292 HENRY ------------------------------------------ 5,096 LAMAR ---------------------------------------- 1,914
MONROE ------------------------------------ -2,1-30
TOTAL ______________________ 11,432

SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE

GRIFFIN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT

ANDREW J. WHALEN, JR.

FAYETTE .................................... 2,282 PIKE ............................................ . 1,607 SPALDING ................................ 6,663 UPSON ......................................... 5,163

TOTAL ..................... 15,715

DISTRICT ATTORNEY

GRIFFIN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT

BEN J. MILLER
FAYETTE .................................... 2,239 PIKE .............................................. 1,552 SPALDING ................................... 6,364 UPSON .......................................... 4,846

TOTAL ..................... 15,001

SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE

LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT

PAUL W. (JOHNNY) PAINTER

CATOOSA .................................... 3,180 CHATIOOGA ...................... ....... 3,117 DADE.............................................. 957 WALKER ...................................... 6,083

TOTAL ...................... 13,337

SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE

MACON JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT

GEORGE B. CULPEPPER III

BIBB ................................................ 20,521 CRAWFORD ................................ 1,007 HOUSTON .................................... 7,582 PEACH .......................................... 2,683

TOTAL ...................... 31,793

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT C. CLOUD MORGAN

BIBB ................................................ 21,278 CRAWFORD ................................ 991 HOUSTON .................................... 7,599 PEACH .......................................... 2,407

TOTAL ...................... 32,275

SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE

MIDDLE JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT WALTER C. McMILLAN, JR.

CANDLER ........................ ..... . ... EMANUEL ............................. ...... JEFFERSON ......................... ... . TOOMBS ................................ ... WASHINGTON ..................... ....

1,205 3,504 2,910 2,590 4,023

TOTAL ................. . .. 14,232

SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE

NORTHEASTERN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT

A. RICHARD KENYON

DAWSON _________________ _ _________ ___ 807 HALL _________ ____________ _ ___ _ _______ 9,666 LUMPKIN _________ _ _________ _____ 1,647 WHITE ______________________ ___ _______ __ 1,782

TOTAL ___________________ 13,902

DISTRICT ATTORNEY

NORTHEASTERN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT

JEFF C. WAYNE

DAWSON ______________________ ___ ___ _ HALL --------------------- ___________ LUMPKIN ________ ____________ _ __________ WHITE ______ ---------------------- ___

827 9,761 1,650 1,825

TOTAL _______ _ _ __ 14,063

SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE

OCMULGEE JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT

GEORGE S. CARPENTER

BALDWIN _________ GREENE ____ _ ___ HANCOCK __ ______ _____ ____ __ JASPER ______ ______ _____ _ ___ __ JONES __ _ ________________________ _ ______ MORGAN _____ _______ ___ ____ _____ __ PUTNAM ____________________ ________ WILKINSON ______________________

4,636 2,178 2,574 1,293 2,263 1,864 2,139 1,757

TOTAL _______ _ ______ 18,704

SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE

OGEECHEE JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT

WILLIAM COLBERT HAWKINS

BULLOCH ________

_ _ 4,143

EF'FINGHAM _ __________ __________ 2,570

JENKINS _________________ _______

1,652

SCREVEN ___ _______ _ _

2,236

TOTAL _______________ 10,601

SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE

PATAULA JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT

WALTER I. GEER

CLAY _____ --------------------------- _ _____ 591 EARLY _____________ --------------- _ ___ 2,062

MILLER __________ ----------------------------- 1,004

QUITMAN ----------------- __ __________ __ 466

RANDOLPH________________________

1,916

SEMINOLE __ ______________ __ _______ __ 1,105

TERRELL ------------------------------ _ 1,952

TOTAL ________ ___ ____ 9,096

SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE

ROME JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

COUNTY

DEMOCRAT

ROBERT LEE SCOGGIN

FLOYD -------------------------------- _ -- 11,261

TOTAL ________

__ 11,261

SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE

SOUTHERN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT

MARCUS B. CALHOUN

BROOKS ___ ___________ _____________________ COLQUITT ________ __ _____ _____ ___
ECHOLS __________ ----------------------------LOWNDES _ ______ __________________________ THOMAS ____________________________ __ __

1,891 6,000
375 3,816 6,239

TOTAL _____________________ 18,321

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT

OMER W. FRANKLIN, JR.

BROOKS ---------------------------------------COLQUITT ___ ________________ ______ ___
ECHOLS ---------------------------- _____ __ LOWNDES _________________ ______ _______ THOMAS ______ ______________________ ________

1,746 5,958
374 4,273 6,014

TOTAL ___ __ _____ ___ 18,365

DISTRICT ATTORNEY

C.._O_UNTIES

SOUTHERN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT DEMOCRAT
GEORGE A. HORKAN

BROOKS---------------------------- __ COLQUITT ---------------------------------ECHOLS ----------------------------- ___ ____ LOWNDES _____ ________________ ______ THOMAS ______________________ ______________

1,718 6,019
370 3,706 6,118

TOTAL _____________________ 17,931

DISTRICT ATTORNEY

SOUTH GEORGIA JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT

A. WALLACE CATO

BAKER _______________ _ CALHOUN _ ____ _____ _
DECATUR _ -------------------------------GRADY _____ ----------------------------------MITCHELL ----------------------------------

757 966 3,604 2,907 3,747

TOTAL __________________ 11,981

SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE

STONE MOUNTAIN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT

REPUBLICAN

WILLIAM T. DEAN *JOHN E. SACKER, JR.

DeKALB ---------------------------------------- 60,836 ______________________________________________ 38,103
NEWTON -------------------------------------- 4,148________________________________________________ 532 ROCKDALE ---------------------------------- 3,61 l _______________________________________________ 777

TOTAL ---------------------- 68,595 ______ --------------------------------------- 39,412

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT

CLARENCE LEE PEELER, JR.

DeKALB ------------------------------------ 51,857 NEWTON _________________________ ____________ 4,712 ROCKDALE ____ ---------------------------- 2,852

TOTAL ________________________ 59,421

*John E. Sacker, Jr. opposed Clarence Lee Peeler, Jr.

SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE

TALLAPOOSA JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT

DAN WINN

DOUGLAS ------------------------------------ 4,289 PHAAURLADLISNOGN ___-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_- 32,,142456
POLK ------------------------------ _____________ 5,217

TOTAL ---------------------- 15,077

DISTRICT ATTORNEY

TALLAPOOSA JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT

JOHN T. PERREN

DOUGLAS ------------------------------------ 4,143 HARALSON ---------------------------------- 2,429 PAULDING ---------------------------------- 3,107 POLK ---------------------------------------------- 4,482
TOTAL ______________________ 14,161

SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE

WAYCROSS JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT

BEN A. HODGES

BACON -------------------------------------- ___ BRANTLEY ----------------------------- ___ CHARLTON ____________________________ _____
COFFEE ----------------------------- ___ ____ PIERCE ----------------------------- _______ WARE ______ ------------------------------ __ ___

1,223 1,203 1,001
3,294 1,288 4,844

TOTAL ______________________ 12,853

DISTRICT ATTORNEY

COUNTIES

WAYCROSS JUDICIAL CIRCUIT DEMOCRAT
DEWEY HAYES

BACON -----------------------------------------BRANTLEY ---------------------------------CHARLTON -------------------------------COFFEE ---------------------------------------PIERCE -----------------------------------------WARE --------------------------------------------

1,219 1,203
971 3,223 1,278 4,584

TOTAL ---------------------- 12,478

SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE

WESTERN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

COUNTIES

DEMOCRAT

JAMES BARROW

CLARKE -------------------------------------- 10,212 OCONEE ---------------------------------------- 1,861 WALTON ------------------------------------- 4,258
TOTAL ______________________ 16,331

WRITE IN VOTES:

Judge Superior Court: Augusta Judicial Circuit

Richmond County (No designation of succession)

Charles S. Houston, Jr. ___ _

1

Judge Superior Court: Conasauga Judicial Circuit

(To succeed Robert L. Vining, Jr.)

Whitfield County Whitfield County

Jack Lowe----------------------------

1

Robert B. Groves ____________ _

1

Judge Superior Court: Griffin Judicial Circuit

(To succeed Andrew J. Whalen, Jr.)

Pike County

Jake Cogburn

1

Judge Superior Court: Lookout Mountain Judicial Circuit

(To succeed Paul W. (Johnny) Painter)

Walker County

George P. Shaw _______________ _ 1

Judge Superior Court: Northeastern Judicial Circuit

(To succeed A. Richard Kenyon)

Dawson County

Denis Jackson ___________________ _

1

Hall County

David Franst Browning ___ _ 1

Judge Superior Court: Pataula Judicial Circuit

(To succeed Walter I. Geer)

Terrell County

John Irwin _________________________ _

1

Judge Superior Court: Rome Judicial Circuit

(To succeed Robert Lee Scoggin)

Floyd County

Robert G. Walther __________ _ 13

Floyd County

John Patterson _________________ _

1

Floyd County

Robert Hightower

1

Judge Superior Court: Western Judicial Circuit

(To succeed James Barrow)

Walton County

H. P. Austin, Jr. ______________ _

1

District Attorney: Atlantic Judicial Circuit

(To succeed J. Max Cheney)

Liberty County

Bo Calloway

1

District Attorney

Cordele Judicial Circuit

(To succeed D. E. Turk)

Wilcox County

David E. Morgan, Jr. ________

1

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:

BALLOT NUMBER

PROPOSED AMENDMENT

IN FAVOR
OF AGAINST RATI- RATIFICA- FICATION TION

1. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to provide that, unless otherwise provided by the (Ga. L. 1970 amendment, an amendment to the ConstituP. 975) tion shall become effective on the first day
of January following its ratification.

448,514

156,708

2. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to
change the manner in which bills and resolu(Ga. L. 1970 tions are approved or vetoed by the Gover-
P. 1135) nor and to change the procedure for overriding bills and resolutions vetoed by the
Governor.

253,993

328,370

J. Proposed amendment to the Constitution so
as to authorize the General Assembly to pro(Ga. L. 1970 vide by law that all personal clothing and
P. 990) effects, household furniture, furnishings, equipment, appliances and other personal
property used within the home shall be exempt from all ad valorem taxation; and to further authorize the General Assembly to
provide by law that all tools and implements of trade of manual laborers and domestic
animals shall be exempt from State, county, municipal and school district ad valorem
taxes, in an amount not to exceed $300.00 in actual value.

428,762

188,244

4. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to
increase the homestead exemption for dis(Ga. L. 1970 abled veterans who have been disabled as a
P. 996) result of service in the armed forces, due to loss, or loss of use, of both lower extremities, such as to preclude locomotion without the aid of braces, crutches, canes, or a wheel chair, or blindness in both eyes, having only light perception, plus loss or loss of use of one lower extremity, or due to the loss or loss of use of one lower extremity together with residuals of organic disease or injury which so affect the functions of balance or propulsion as to preclude locomotion without resort to a wheelchair.

472,550

151,310

5. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to
authorize the General Assembly to provide (Ga. L. 1970 by law for grants or scholarships to citizens
P. 1140) of Georgia who are students attending col-
leges or universities which are not branches of the University System of Georgia, and to
authorize the General Assembly to provide the procedures for making such grants or scholarships and to provide appropriations
for such purposes.

320,168

301,722

6. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the General Assembly to exempt (Ga. L. 1970 from all ad valorem taxes in this State all P. 1051) tangible personal property, including motor
vehicles, owned by religious organizations or groups and used solely for religious purposes and from which no income is derived.

259,491

7. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to provide that the exemptions granted to the (Ga. L. 1970 homestead shall extend to and apply to those P. 1049) properties, the legal title to which is vested
in one or more owners, an administrator,
executor or trustee, if such exemptions are claimed by one or more owners, heirs or
beneficiaries who reside on such property.

311,541

8. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the General Assembly to exempt (Ga. L. 1970 from all ad valorem taxation the tangible
P. 1035) and intangible property of hospitals and nurs-
ing homes no portion of the net profit from the operation of which can inure to the bene-
fit of any private person.

287,129

9. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to provide that all property held by and (Ga. L. 1970 belonging to public, non-profit corporations P. 976) created and operated for the purpose of pro-
viding water supply or sewage disposal, or a combination of such services, shall be exempt from all ad valorem taxation.

278,761

10. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to provide that the building, development, im(Ga. L. 1970 provement, financing, expansion and modP. 1143) ernization of housing and housing facilities
are public purposes and to authorize the appropriation of funds for such purposes; to authorize the General Assembly to create an agency and instrumentality of the State to be named the Georgia Housing Finance Authority to promote and further such purposes; to provide for the membership, powers and duties of said Authority.

217,225

11. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the General Assembly to classify (Ga. L. 1970 tangible personal property comprising invenP. 1142) tory as a separate and distinct class of prop-
erty for ad valorem taxation purposes and to provide for its taxation, at the option of the taxpayer, in the same manner and on the same basis as other tangible personal property, not including motor vehicles, or upon the basis of the average annual inventory maintained by the taxpayer during the immediately preceding calendar year in such manner as the General Assembly shall provide.

252,633

12. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to
authorize the General Assembly to provide (Ga. L. 1970 by law, from time to time, for the increase
P. 1153) of retirement or pension benefits of retired
persons who retired pursuant to any retirement system, annuity and benefit fund, pen-
sion system or any similar system heretofore or hereafter created by law, and to authorize the General Assembly to appropriate funds
for such purpose.

367,700

13. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to exempt peanuts grown in this State and
(Ga. L. 1970 stored in licensed or bonded warehouses, reP. 983) gardless of ownership, from all ad valorem taxation.

151,383

14. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Glynn County Public Improve(Ga. L. 1970 ment Authority and to provide for powers, P. 1012) authority, limitations, funds, purposes, and
procedures connected therewith and to authorize the Authority to issue its bonds and to provide the method and manner of such issuance and validation and the effect thereof.

196,542

15. Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the City of Marietta Parking Authority (Ga. L. 1970 and to provide for the powers, authority and P. 1081) duties of such Authority and to authorize the
Authority to issue its revenue bonds and to

355,538. 267,875 319,006 310,400
348,799
311,765 230,355 449,182 326,226

provide for the method and manner of such issuance and for the validation thereof, and to authorize the Authority to contract with the City of Marietta and with the State of Georgia and any departments, institutions, agencies, municipalities, counties or political subdivisions of the State of Georgia and with private persons and corporations and with other public corporations and to authorize the City of Marietta to contract with the Authority and to authorize said City to levy taxes, without limitation as to rate or amount, and to expend tax monies of the City and any other available funds of the City and to make payment thereof to the Authority upon such terms as may be provided in any contract entered into by and between the Authority and the City of Marietta.

229,576

282,192

THEREFORE: I, Lester Maddox, Governor of the State of Georgia, do hereby proclaim that the proposed general amendments numbered 1, 3, 4, 5, 7 and 12, having been ratified according to the Constitution of the State of Georgia, according to the results of the November 1970 General Election held on Tuesday, November 3, 1970, 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 2, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14 and 15, not having been ratified according to the Constitution of this State, according to the results of the November 1970 General Election held on Tuesday, November 3, 1970, 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 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 15th day of December, 1970, and of the Independence of the United States of America, the One Hundred and Ninety-Fifth.

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

IN FAVOR

OF

AGAINST

RATI-

RATI-

FICA-

FICA-

TION

TION

16. BARROW COUNTY

(Ga. L. 1970 P. 1059)

Barrow County School District City of Winder School District

655

228

1,394

235

Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Barrow County School System by merging the independent school system of the City of Winder and the county school system of Barrow County into one school district; to create a Board of Education of said system and to provide for a School Superintendent of said System.

17. BEN HILL COUNTY

(Ga. L. 1970 P. 984)

Ben Hill County School District City of Fitzgerald School Dist.

305

410

954

443

Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the General Assembly to pass a special Act or Acts to merge the existing school system of the City of Fitzgerald and the existing school district in the County of Ben Hill lying outside the corporate limits of said city, into one school district or system co-extensive with the limits of said county, and to provide that the Superintendent of Education for the resulting school district shall be appointed by the new Ben Hill County Board of Education.

2Q. CARROLL COUNTY

(Ga. L. 1970 P. 1046)

Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the General Assembly to create within Carroll County a vocational technical

school system and to authorize the levying

of a tax to support its activities and affairs

within Carroll County.

3,122

3,860

21. CLARKE COUNTY

(Ga. L. 1970

Clarke County School District

P. 1147) Proposed amendment to the Constitution to remove therefrom the sentence which provides that property of the Clarke County School District taxed for the support of the Clarke County School System shall not be subject to the homestead exemptions provided by Article VII, Section I, Paragraph IV of the Constitution and to provide that such property shall be subject to the homestead exemptions provided by said Article VII, Section I, Paragraph IV of the Constitution.

6,571

4,804

22. CLINCH COUNTY

(Ga. L. 1970 P. 1114)

Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the General Assembly to provide by local Act for the consolidation of the of-

fices of tax collector and tax receiver of

Clinch County into the single office of tax

commissioner of Clinch County to become ef-

fective January 1, 1973.

23. CLINCH COUNTY

(Ga. L. 1970

Clinch County School District

P. 1111) Proposed amendment to the Constitution to provide for the election of the members of the Board of Education of Clinch County by the people and for the appointment of the County School Superintendent of Clinch County by the Board.

24. COBB COUNTY

(Ga. L. 1969

City of Marietta

P. 1150) Proposed amendment to the Constitution to

provide that no additional school bonds shall

ever be hereafter issued pursuant to an

amendment to Article VII, Section VII, Para-

graph I of the Constitution of the State of

Georgia (H. R. 193-475, Georgia Laws 1965,

p. 680 et seq. and ratified at the General

Election held on November 8, 1966) and to

preserve and protect the rights and interests

of the owners or holders of bonds heretofore

issued pursuant to said amendment and to au-

thorize the City of Marietta to issue its gen-

eral obligation school bonds and to incur an

additional bonded indebtedness for such pur-

pose not to exceed seven per centum (7%)

of the assessed value of taxable property

therein subject to taxation for bond purpose,

which debt limitation shall be in addition to

the seven per centum (7%) debt limitation

now imposed by this Constitution and the an-

nual seven (7) mill tax limitation imposed by

an amendment to Article VII, Section VII,

Paragraph I of the 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.

25. COBB COUNTY

(Ga. L. 1970

City of Smyrna

P. 1117) Proposed amendment to the Constitution to

provide for the establishment of a Downtown

Smyrna Development Authority and to pro-

vide for the powers, duties, and responsibilities

of said Authority.

26. COBB COUNTY

(Ga. L. 1970

City of Marietta

P. 1109) Proposed amendment to the Constitution to

provide for the establishment of a Downtown

Marietta Development Authority and to pro-

vide for the powers, duties, and responsibilities

of said Authority.

27. COWETA COUNTY

(Ga.

L. P.

1970 993)

Proposed amendment to the Constitution to repeal the local amendment to Article II, Section I, Paragraph I of the Constitution

captioned Coweta County-Fire, Water, Etc.

Districts, Georgia Laws 1964, Vol. I, page

906 et seq., and so as to authorize Coweta

County to issue its general obligation water

and sewerage bonds and to incur an addi-

tional 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 purpose, 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 suf-

ficient to pay the principal of and interest

on said bonds as same mature and to levy

taxes to pay the cost of operating, maintain-

ing, repairing and improving the water and

sewerage system of said County.

550 482 1,790
95 2,502 2,793

213 296 2,261
36 1,943 3,600

28. DEKALB COUNTY

(Ga. L. 1970 P. 1068)

Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the General Assembly to create the City-County of DeKalb as a successor

government to the chairman and board of

commissioners of roads and revenues of De-

Kalb County, to establish the governing au-

thority thereof and to prescribe the organiza-

tion, powers, duties and responsibilities there-

of, and all other matters relative thereto.

33,135

29. DOUGHERTY COUNTY

(Ga. L. 1970

City of Albany

P. 1074) Proposed amendment to the Constitution to
provide for the establishment of a Central Albany Development Authority and to provide for the powers, duties, and responsibilities of said Authority.

5,663

30. DOUGHERTY COUNTY

(Ga. L. 1970 Proposed amendment to the Constitution to P. 1127) create an election board in Dougherty County.

31. DOUGHERTY COUNTY

(Ga. L. 1970 P. 1126)

Dougherty County City of Albany

Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize and empower the General Assembly by local Act to create a Board of Registrars of Dougherty County or a Joint Board of Registrars of Dougherty County and the City of Albany and to provide for all matters relative to the foregoing.

7,000
6,910 6,941

32. FAYETTE COUNTY
(Ga. L. 1970 Proposed amendment to the Constitution to P. 1002) provide that the first Fayette County grand jury drawn in 1971, and each four years thereafter, shall review the salaries of all elected, salaried officers of the county and recommend such salary increases as are thought to be necessary or desirable.

1,576

33. FAYETTE COUNTY

( Ga. L. 1970

Fayette County School District

988

P. 977) Proposed amendment to the Constitution to provide that at the expiration of the present term of office of the Fayette County School Superintendent, the Board of Education of Fayette County shall appoint the 1Fayette County School Superintendent.

34. FAYETTE COUNTY

( Ga. L. 1970

Fayette County School District

P. 979) Proposed amendment to the Constitution to
provide the procedures whereby the Board of Education of Fayette County shall district Fayette County into education districts for the purpose of electing members of the Board of Education of Fayette County, and to provide that all the electors of the Fayette County school district shall be eligible to cast their ballots for the candidates of their choice for election to the Board.

1,812

3 5. FULTON COUNTY

(Ga. L. 1969 Propos~d amendment to the ~onstitution to

p 1154) authorize Fulton County to issue not more



than three million ($3,000,000.00) dollars in

General Obligation Bonds in any fiscal year

without a referendum, but subject to a public

hearing and the limitations imposed.

52,993

36. FULTON COUNTY
(Ga. L. 1970 Proposed amendment to the Constitution auP. 1138) thorizing Fulton County to levy an annual tax not to exceed $5.00 on each automobile licensed in said County.

33,481

37. GLYNN COUNTY

931

(Ga. L. 1970 Proposed amendment to the Constitution to P. 1010) authorize Glynn County to exercise the power of taxation for water and sewer purposes.

54,369
3,824 3,040 2,969 3,009 1,011
1,816 851
51,075 75,833
4,911

3 8. GRADY COUNTY

(Ga. L. 1970

City of Cairo

896

P. 1106) Proposed amendment to the Constitution to remove the limitation on the rate of interest applicable to bonds issued by the City of Cairo Development Authority.

3 9. GWINNETT COUNTY

(Ga. L. 1970 P. 1101)

Proposed authorize Gwinnett

amendment to the Constitution to the Board of Commissioners of County to divide said county into

districts for certain public purposes and to

impose and collect taxes, fees, and charges

therefor.

40. GWINNETT COUNTY

(Ga.

L. P.

1970 998)

Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the General Assembly to empower the Board of Commissioners of Gwinnett

County, Georgia, to enact ordinances for the

policing and governing of said county and

the enforcement of all duties and powers now

or hereafter vested in said board and to pro-

vide penalties for violation of such ordinances;

to authorize the licensing and regulation of

business and levying of license taxes on busi-

nesses in the unincorporated area of the

county; to authorize the creation of a Coun-

ty Recorder's Court for Gwinnett County,

and to provide the authority, jurisdiction,

and powers thereof.

41. HALL COUNTY

(Ga. L. 1970 P. 1032)

Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the Board of Commissioners of Hall County to assess and collect license fees, oc-

cupational taxes, and amusement taxes upon

businesses in Hall County outside the incorpo-

rated limits of municipalities and to regulate

same.

3,820 5,650
5,251

42. HENRY COUNTY

(Ga. L. 1970 P. 1119)

Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the General Assembly to provide by law that Henry County may levy and collect

a tax on mobile home rental units and mobile

home rental sites located within said county

not to exceed a rate of two per cent of the

total amount annually collected as rent for

such units and sites.

3,787

43. HENRY COUNTY

(Ga. L. 1970
P. 1044)

Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the General Assembly to empower the Board of Commissioners of Henry County

to license and regulate businesses in the

unincorporated areas of Henry County

and to levy and collect excise taxes in con-

nection with any activity at any racetrack in

any area of Henry County.

3,533

44. HOUSTON COUNTY

(Ga. L. 1970 P. 1151)

Houston County City of Centerville

City of Perry

City of Warner Robins

Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the consolidation, merger and combination of the tax functions of each incorporated municipality located within Houston County with such functions of Houston County.

4,425 254 882
2,760

4 5. HOUSTON COUNTY
(Ga. L. 1970 Houston County School District
P. 1042) Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the Board of Education of Houston County to make grants for the purpose of educating or training certain handicapped citizens of Houston County.

6,333

382 9,922 7,561
4,409
1,005
1,214
4,217 220 612
2,972
2,236

46. HOUSTON COUNTY

(Ga. L. 1970

City of Perry

P. 1149) Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the City of Perry to grant to certain persons who are 65 years of age or over with limited income an exemption of $2,000.00 from ad valorem taxation on such person's homestead.

47. JACKSON COUNTY

(Ga. L. 1970 P. 1104)

Jackson County City of Braselton

City of Hoschton

Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the West Jackson fire district which will serve the municipalities of Braselton and Hoschton and the Districts of Porters, Hoschton and Randolph, and to authorize the levying of a tax on the taxable property in the territory comprising said district for fire protection purposes.

48. LEE COUNTY

(Ga. L. 1970 Propos;d amendment _to the Con_stitution to

p 1066) authorize the govermng authority of Lee



County to regulate and license and levy li-

cense taxes upon businesses in the unincorpo-

rated area of said county.

49. NEWTON COUNTY

(Ga. L. 1970 Propos_ed amendment to the Constitution _to

p l040) authorize and empower the Board of Comm1s-



sioners of Newton County to adopt ordinances

for the policing and governing of said county

and the enforcement of all duties and powers

now or hereafter vested in said Board of

Commissioners as the governing authority of

Newton County and to provide penalties for

violation of such ordinances and to authorize

the enforcement of such ordinances by civil

or criminal proceedings in the Superior Court

of Newton County or other courts established

by the General Assembly.

50. PAULDING COUNTY

(Ga. L. 1970 Propos;d amendment to the Constitution to

p l052) authorize the General Assembly to empower



the governing authority of Paulding County

to enact ordinances for the policing and gov-

erning 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 proceedings in the Su-

perior Court of Paulding County or other

courts established by the General Assembly.

51. PAULDING COUNTY

(Ga. L. 1970 P. 1057)

Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the General Assembly to provide by law that the governing authority of Paulding

County may establish and administer fire

protection districts within the bounds of said

county and levy taxes or special assessments

therefor within such districts under certain

conditions and requirements.

52. PAULDING COUNTY
(Ga. L. 1970 Proposed amendment to the Constitution to P. 1055) authorize the General Assembly to provide by law that the governing authority of Paulding County may establish and administer sewage districts within the bounds of said county and levy taxes and issue bonds therefor within such districts under certain conditions and requirements.

5 J. PEACH COUNTY
(Ga. L. 1970 Propos;d amendment. to the C~nstitution to P. 992) authorize the governing authority of Pea~h County to levy a tax not to exceed 1 mill for use by the Peach County Industrial Development Authority.

1,387 2,238
198 78 504 2,224
1,290
1,377 1,071 1,460

383 906
38 60 320 1,286
1,391
1,450 1,657
829

54. RICHMOND COUNTY

(Ga. L. 1970 P. 1097)

Proposed amendment authorize the Board Richmond County to

to the Constitution to of Commissioners of establish districts for

the purpose of erecting, establishing, main-

taining and operating street lights within said

county, and to levy taxes, assessments or

service charges for the construction, mainte-

nance and operation thereof.

55. RICHMOND COUNTY

i(Ga. L. 1970

City of Augusta

P. 1078) Proposed amendment to the Constitution to

authorize the city council of Augusta as the

governing authority of the City of Augusta

to establish historic zones within designated

areas of the city; to provide that inclusion

of property within such zones shall not of itself constitute exemption from taxa-

tion; to provide for the enactment of planning

and zoning ordinances to promote the educa-

tional, cultural, economic and general wel-

fare of the City of Augusta by preserving and protecting districts, sites, buildings and

objects which are significant m national,

State or local history, architecture, archeol-

ogy and culture, and to promote the general

welfare through the benefits resulting to the economy of the City of Augusta in developing and maintaining its vacation-travel in-

dustry.

56. RICHMOND COUNTY

(Ga. L. l970

City of Augusta

P. 1133) Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the City of Augusta to create two or more taxing districts within said city.

57. RICHMOND COUNTY

(Ga. L. 1970 P. 1099)

Proposed amendment to the Constitution to provide that the Board of Commissioners of Richmond County shall have the right and

power to assess and collect license fees and

taxes from all persons, firms, and corporations

maintaining a place or places of business in

any area of Richmond County outside the

incorporated limits of municipalities.

58. ROCKDALE COUNTY

(Ga. L. 1970

City of Conyers

P. 1047) Proposed amendment to the Constitution to

provide that residents of the City of Conyers

who are 62 years of age or over, or who are

totally disabled, and who have an income

from all sources, including the income of cer-

tian members of the family, not exceeding

$4,000.00 per annum, shall be granted a

homestead exemption of $2,000.00 from ad

valorem taxation by said City.

59. SPALDING COUNTY

{Ga L 1970 Proposed amendment to the Constitution to

p 1001) provide that the first Spalding County grand



jury drawn in 1971, and each four years

thereafter, shall review the salaries of all

elected, salaried officers of the county and

recommend such salary increases as are

thought to be necessary or desirable.

61. UPSON COUNTY

{Ga. L. 1970
P. 1036)

Upson County City of Thomaston

Proposed amendment to Article XI, Section I, Paragraph VI of the Constitution of the State of Georgia of 1945, so as to 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.

10,861 4,409
1,810 9,520 2,415 3,008
529 1,522

5,411 1,142
3,456 4,853
502 2,454
205 321

62. WARE COUNTY

(Ga. L. 1970 Proposed amendment to the Constitution to

p 1115) restore the law enforcement powers to the



sheriff of Ware County and to provide that

if the sheriff shall fail to perform his powers,

duties and responsibilities as required by

law, the governing authority of Ware Coun-

ty may withdraw the sheriff's law enforce-

ment powers and vest them in the Ware

County Police Force.

6 J. WARE COUNTY

(Ga. L. 1970 P. 1123)

Ware County City of Waycross

Proposed amendment to the Constitution to provide that effective January 1, 1973, the offices of the tax receiver and tax collector of Ware County shall be combined into the office of tax commissioner of Ware County and to authorize the City of Waycross and Ware County to consolidate, merge and combine the ad valorcm tax functions of such political subdivisions.

3,096
1,438 1,090

2,235,
1,443 779,

THEREFORE: I, Lester Maddox, Governor of the State of Georgia, do hereby proclaim that the proposed amendments which are not general numbered 16, 21, 22, 23, 25, 26, 29, 30, 31, 32, 34, 35, 38, 41, 42, 43, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 53, 54, 55, 57, 58, 59, 61 and 62, having been ratified according to the Constitution of the State of Georgia, according to the results of the November 1970 General Election held on Tuesday, November 3, 1970, 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.

FURTHER:

I, Lester Maddox, Governor of the State of Georgia, do hereby proclaim that the proposed amendments which are not general numbered 17, 20, 24, 27, 28, 33, 36, 37, 39, 40, 44, 50, 51, 52, 56 and 63, not having been ratified according to the Constitution of this State, according to the results of the November 1970 General Election held on Tuesday, November 3, 1970, 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 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 15th day of December, 1970, and of the Independence of the United States of America, the One Hundred and Ninety-Fifth.

~
LESTER MADDOX GOVERNOR

ATTEST:
ZELL MILLER Executive Secretary and Secretary of Executive Department
ATTEST:
IL
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 Resolution in the Senate and 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:
WHEREAS: 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
Said proposed amendments were published as required by Article XIII, Section I, Paragraph I of the Constitution of Georgia of 1945, as amended; and
Said proposed amendments were not submitted to the people (elec-
tors) 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

IN FAVOR

OF AGAINST

RATI- RATI-

FICA-

FI CA-

TION TION

18. BEN HILL COUNTY

(Ga. L. 1970 P. 1077)

Ben Hill County City of Fitzgerald

Proposed amendment to the Constitution to authorize the Board of Commissioners of Ben Hill County to levy an annual tax to support the Fitzgerald and Ben Hill County Development Authority.

6Q. TROUP COUNTY

{Ga. L. 1970 P. 1004)

Troup County Troup County School District

City of LaGrange School District

615

1,209

No Votes Certified

1,749

3,753

No Votes Certified

No Votes Certified

Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the LaGrange-Troup County School System by merging the existing independent school system of the City of LaGrange and the existing school system of Troup County which lies outside the corporate limits of the Cities of LaGrange, Hogansville and West Point.
THEREFORE: I, Lester Maddox, Governor of the State of Georgia, do hereby
proclaim that the proposed amendments which are not general num-
bered 18 and 60, 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 15th day of December, 1970, and of the Independence of the United States of America, the One Hundred and Ninety-Fifth.

ATTEST:
ZELL MILLER Executive Secretary and Secretary of the Executive Department ATTEST:
IL
BEN W. FORTSON, JR. Secretary of State

LESTER MADDOX Governor

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 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

IN FAVOR

OF AGAINST

RATI- RATI-

FICA- FICA-

TION

TION

19. BLECKLEY COUNTY

(Ga. L. 1970 P. 1120)

Bleckley County School District City of Cochran School District

218

1,050

520

310

Proposed amendment to the Constitution to create the Cochran-Bleckley School System by merging the independent school system of the City of Cochran and the county school system of Bleckley County.

THEREFORE: I, Lester Maddox, Governor of the State of Georgia, do hereby proclaim that the proposed amendment which is not general numbered 19 was not ratified according to the Constitution of the State of Georgia, according to the results of the November 1970 General Election held on Tuesday, November 3, 1970, 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 19, 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 WH;EREOF, 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 15th day of December, 1970, and of the Independence of the United States of America, the One Hundred and Ninety-Fifth.

ATTEST: ZELL MILLER Executive Secretary and Secretary of the Executive Department
ATTEST:

LESTER MADDOX Governor

1 COUNTY

Yes

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 ................

646 258 302 230 3,166 602 2,210 2,912
1,170 674
14,672 825
254 975 367
1,460 950
1,089 402
577 377
4,633 1,168
338 11,349
119 1,129 2,778
9,640 231
12,499 291
26,005 1,316 2,478
872 1,351 3,096
398 1,378
355 291
1,420 61,955
1,079 773
7,644
2,861 820
107 880 1,705 1,094 452
972 1,399
9,269 1,304 1,015 80,112
629 89
2,621
1,981 1,600 1,154 8,210 1,672
6,380 454
1,581 1,231
954 362 3,404
5,478 509
2,261 665 463 921
716 416
1,031 866 235
3,210 507
577 434
78 2,533
783 780
1,172 335
1,039 472
1,703 329
1,705 986 301 854 632
15,743 2,756 973
664 1,625
1,371 523 512 600
2,805 849 870 125 727 762
12,741
2,019 300 813 465
3,838 1,829
483 2,466
417 152
892 756 721 992 3,240
1,946 1,223
382 318 4,461 713 328 500
2,630 2,894 1,780 2,770
335 1,270 1,062
210 257 875 3,292 587
1,053 564
1,028

TOTALS .......... 448,514

No
437 146 113
70 944 192 742 1,232
460 345 4,604 366 127 299
138 352 329 373
189 347 100 2,085 523 178 3,157
42
447 999 1,689
33 4,201
85 8,492
424 969 358 274 1,603 128
511 133
95 461 21,091
336 301 2,180 1,298
183 35 366
709 490
105 482
559 3,388
595 391 27,555 216
51 2,459
688 777
506 4,852
674 3,049
218 661 259
325 222 1,095 2,355 157
963 189 190 418 243 211
422 333
68 1,354
185 142
102 47 827 2,50
316
385 80
325
161
683 87
460 291 121 261
447 3,375
804 280 351 948 551 268 226 210 1,106
365 235
36 223
199 2,916
745 117 186
95 1,626
731 111
811 119 42
276 237 191 303 1,054 429
357 62
130 1,205
188 174
188 765 1,350
820 1,252
146 489 518
77 99 328 1,385 223 302 217 286
156,708

2
Yes
332 105 155 123 1,762 244 1,144 1,478 631 424 9,897 491 135 476 251 985 563 540 203 366 244 2,108 530 169 8,584
64 624 1,563 4,239 120 6,003 156 13,183 785 1,695 765 415 1,589 250 831 131 136 777 31,296 708 453 4,285 1,501 418
64 516 986 688 294 559 632 6,045 552 613 45,004 348
44 1,647 1,136 1,030
672 3,990
991 4,487
265 855 716 479 160 1,348 3,632 284 1,148 327 270 590 413 235 608 468 147 2,080 257 395 264
60 1,669
436 536 582 203 571 266 933 197 967 590 176 419 323 12,242 1,430 400 285 788 926 264 355 316 1,644 501 468
75 382 518 9,111 1,093 186 480 284 1,095 997 282 1,380 242
85 542 422 476 545 1,807 1,136 730 186 197 2,481 364 377 295 1,612 1,248 1,001 1,832 155 647 582 115 151 4.51 2,036 331 507 343 501
253,993

No
719 254 233
154 2,154
423 1,609 2,572
935
611 8,490
675 223 525 214
760 656 868 363
550 220 4,406 1,039
300 5,247
96 958 2,090 6,263
121 10,144
189 20,322
1,042 1,607
933 493 3,015 249 991 322 239 997 49,678 646
575 5,178 2,513
468 105 847 1,298 841 220
808 1,288 6,078 1,234
814 58,961
455 89
3,327
1,347 1,224
681 8,999 1,282 5,269
351 1,322
650 649
389 3,079
3,735 292
1,927 486
337 693 501 351 867 683 132 2,540 294 269 230
77 1,541
579 545 967 186 737 341 1,369 202 1,102
638 233
648 731 6,200
955 806 561 1,731 891 504 355 50.5 2,112 568 588
81 ,522 603 6,040 1,756
249 467 253 3,107 1,467 288 1,772 292
98 577 526 379
738 2,224 1,992
789 234 239 3,052 464 384 400 1,625 2,503
1,508 2,051
238 996
887 158 184
508 2,448
427 733 412 754
328,370

3
Yes
681 319 318 225 3,206 484 1,948 2,901 1,317 954 14,318 806 383 667 345 1,375 738 1,133 456 627 404 4,523 1,464 384 11,525 157 1,256 2,501 8,517 253 11,992 309 23,909 1,218 2,332 1,356 672 2,492 398 1,340 379 272 1,322 60,826 1,195 789 7,697 2,584 949 146 927 1,680 1,109 427 1,153 1,540 8,543 1,100 964 74,399 621
83 2,701 1,872 1,469 1,127 8,379 1,530 4,684
463 1,620 1,277
874 348 3,205 5,143 503 2,253 600 443 683 689 431 1,177 825 223 3,255 534 543 454 240 2,090 608 757 1,194 359 1,005 488 1,806 313 1,708 939 316 814 628 15,302 2,589 923 623 1,866 1,286 523 ,547
578 2,691
864 841 156 79,5 824 10,822 1,941 317 836 536 3,571 1,747 341 2,386 425 132 920 758 596 1,049 3,205 1,794 1,162 359 325 4,558 698 635 514 1,876 3,012 1,555 2,617 337 1,283 1,019 218 267 781 3,060 603 979 535 1,107
428,762

No
463
137 154 81 1,084 223
877 1,292
391
305 5,365
393 121 381 142
471
550 413 196
343 98
2,398
461 182 3,687
28
548 1,236 2,745
38 4,659
83 10,793
602 1,113
543
366 1,650
137 571 152 124 474 27,389 327 324
2,207 1,526
212 49
356 734 521
124 524
607 3,734
701
475 33,648
245 61
2,419 783
874 361 4,917
809 4,623
215
758 459
309 237 1,321
2,.551
186 1,026
286 207
536 297
200 455 363 102 1,440
190 169 109
29 1,350
434
333 410
107 409 154 692
115 521
382 115
310 461 3,775 1,028
368 36.5
872 582 316 214 269 1,193
285 279
33 250 217 5,863
998 136 245 135
1,841 837 174 840 202
77 321 270
210 311 1,117 493 409
91 140 1,264 191
208 234 1,527
1,261 936
1,392 165
559 536
91 96 442 1,575 225 420 254 254
188,244

4

Yes
684 281 335 278
3,440 634
2,248
3,286 1,385
846 13,916
900 353 735 368 1,429
970 1,146
469 699 418 5,101 1,559 390
10,784 163
1,346 2,772 9,211
257
13,852 316
26,068 1,333 2,407 1,558
771 3,629
419 1,383
449 325 1,353 71,127 1,088 792
8,118 3,009
843 130
906 1,818 1,186
432 1,215
1,679 9,234 1,475 1,037 84,428
677 103 2,963 2,016 1,540 1,310 9,471 1,626 5,294
477 1,828 1,323
961 393 3,725
5,418
505 2,431
685 440
937 775 463 1,282 915 238
3,267 577
565 472 342
2,590 729
765 1,205
362
1,113 512
1,942
345 1,792
966 352
857 742
15,271 2,865 1,038
780 1,900 1,314
611 527 752 2,902 939
956 140
848 801 12,909 2,321 295 831
582 3,874 1,882
535 2,474
427
67 974 794
678 1,082 3,401 1,861 1,215
391 229 4,859
786 681 617 2,067 3,130 1,859 2,677
378 1,374
1,104 241 270 859
3,351 634
1,080
584 1,459
472,550

No
421 124
119 67
862 176
679 1,021
371 238 5,308 326
174 301 119
404 319 370 225 285
95 1,887
390 152
3,498 26
439 1,033 2,032
35 3,214
70 9,084
475 1,011
389
281 1,260
127 469
9.5 92 459 18,783
368 279 1,901 1,156 173
29 347 673 440
104 418 433 3,309 518 624 25,810
196 47
2,128 629 801 251
4,177 729
4,061
195 536 272 289 229 921 2,425
154 947 190 199
436 221
161 389 315
61 1,427
153
148 84 32
818 344 331 424
83 304 139
600 93
430
319 114
268 396 3,862 728 260 200
786
550 235 189 207 1,005 226 200
37 185 210 3,712 704 131 186
78 1,581
714 121 801 142 48 279 235
190 275 959 442 358
67 134 1,009 192
161 171 1,359 1,133 752 1,311 127 425 463
59 92 383 1,328 205 302 205 243
151,310

5

Yes
544
232 259 223 2,448
366 1,540 2,235 1,048
408 10,049
595 226 489 291
1,072 876
847 448
557 368 3,227 933 272 9,013 112 947 2,002
5,769 214
7,806 218
16,219 1,020 1,863 824
481 2,256
290 1,119
266
199 960 42,374
881 559 5,739 1,941 895
59
597 1,391
840
339 883 954 7,4.59
979 881
54,970 602
80 2,027 1,629 1,165
903 6,083 1,343
3,689 364
1,174 905 642 295
2,272
3,800 520
1,792
509
371 871 596 354
677 784 188 2,344 371
470 321
239
1,598 461 662
805 267 853 387
1,419 262
1,373
768 360
675 429 10,442
2,013 646 430
1,249 1,028
433 412
460 2,038
781
665 139 609
718 9,717 1,367
264
641 392
2,774 1,360
371 1,757
336 26
740 634
599 839 2,567 1,446 990 353 316 3,832 619 490
500 1,450 2,126 1,231 1,606
297 930 927 175 232 612
2,666 452 718 452 730
320,168

No
561 208 241
116 2,004
344 1,354 1,999
663
503 9,384
620
193 535 188 784 513 653 266 417 161 3,714
895 236
5,553 74
713 1,689 5,474
114 8,498
164 19,236
881 1,520
824 480 2,539
235 813 226 202
796 46,044
619 531 4,219 2,128 384
80 692 1,185
789 195 714 1,120
5,267 968 696
55,001
358 95
3,600 1,093 1,162
605 7,243
1,081 5,699
317 1,125
657 708 316
2,274 3,931
296
1,573 394
301 614 430 321
1,014 477 91
2,348 322
265 265
49
1,766 572 475 794 173 592 255
1,100
158 665 556 231
506 750 8,763
1,600 629 431
1,358 846 389 312 456
1,872 470 470 62
415 628 6,619 1,358 175
505 218 2,692 1,228
306 1,497
232 87
490
428 349
558 1,723
891 632
137 208 2,152 373
365 307 1,963 2,077 1,371 2,275 232
971 669 153 196 628 2,059 419 687 366
593
301,722

6

7

8

9

10

11

Yes
467 289 216 164
1,996 274
1,277 1,647
911 482 9,429 584
186 463 250 747 ,550
672 303 421
230 2,724
922 203
6,266 100 803
1,290
3,922 159
6,560
198 13,091
875 1,693
878 477
1,948 298
1,096 210 150
950 31,973
885 534
5,094 1,540
536 81 541
1,166 709 302
767 901
5,881 740 641
42,967 440
58 1,764 1,166
1,119 677
5,130 996
4,109 331 984 744
580 218
1,854 3,556
391 1,481
383
302 575 489 317 742
467 135 2,355 318
330 317 348 1,306 369 570 653 202 652
320 1,135
261
1,272 614
203 468 433
8,891 1,615
506 385 1,044 967 260 337 393 1,788 691 499
82
470 565 6,432
1,057 197 449 350
2,134 1,174
285 1,819
254 109
584 503 504 646 2,333 1,339 722 211 218
2,873 601 51.5 321
1,189 2,028 1,037 1,496
210
867 704
147 219 464 2,073 456
552 418 745
259,491

No

Yes

641 218 264
115 2,113
331 1,502 2,449
802 533 8,922 609 198 521 229 1,037
713 801 279
535 299 4,243
843 293 7,878
77 874 2,376
7,183 110
9,90.5
. 168 22,622
863 1,691
972 503
2,820 209 816 293 233 792
56,837 590 494
4,870 2,519
404 63
728 1,283
885 236 827 1,300 6,433 1,193 824
67,096 175 114
3,575 1,385 1,213
794 8,246 1,258
6,160 313
1,364
769
680 385 2,784
4,038 304
1,787 484
332 763 483
329 841 693
155 2,313
357 366 234
51 1,928
674 497 873
203 726 308 1,263 164
887 642
252 1,055
684 10,125
1,947
867 513 1,530
8.55 502 379 596 2,051 474
607 80
523
419 9,861 1,667
200
600 229 3,361 1,369
278 1,561
284 98
605 483
389 679 1,900
894 791 229 246 2,914
3.53 302 379 2,174 2,157 1,505
2,382 281 920 844 153
166 726 2,525
357 801 355 604

454 184 223
164 2,314
410 1,501
2,078 951 439
10,826 591
154 476 295 990
673 815 276 429 316 3,349
830 205 8,775
99 886 1,975 6,182
173 7,730
217 17,671
877 1,781 1,048
505 2,267
306 997 218 194 959
41,078 902
555 5,557 2,000
545 69
594
1,198 767 353
781 1,070 6,640
924
711 53,101
142
70 1,935 1,404 1,198
788 5,598 1,179
4,721 330
1,100 917 626 267
2,448 3,670
338
1,601 445
305 679
532 314 852 596
181 2,292
328 442 315
111 1,808
525 575 781 229 712
351 1,277
253 1,281
703
205 584 447 11,319
1,875 660 480
1,291
1,022 404 387 464
2,042 662 625 103
523 650 9,654 1,354 201
568 371 2,670
1,308 376
1,793 266 121 6.53 527
515 767 2,306 1,361
910 248 228 3,283
506 475 340 1,342 1,986 1,263 1,956 224
891 828
157 206
618 2,339
43.5
727 419
739

355,538 311,541

No

Yes

583 193 191
105 1,656
298 1,183 1,932
679 476 7,452 542 191 408
163 667 513 605 292 423
155 3,230
738 261
4,968 61
673 1,567
4,448 76
7,887 123
16,384 764
1,454 669 436
2,363 193 764 224 166 724
42,584 462
449
3,840 1,956
328 61
599 1,063
686 159 623
1,014 5,434 1,899
645 49,246
113
66 2,842
1,063 1,007
561 6,922 1,025 4,282
27$ 987 503
475 303 1,893
3,496 246
1,535 357 278
596 355 284
658 504 118 2,166 282
222 173 167 1,278
465 438 659 157 564 231
1,030 143 953
486 173 445 584 6,1.51 1,478
533 363 1,207 730 375 282
389
1,713 418 431 52
405 338 5,497 1,223 180 363 179
2,468 1,126
198 1,24.5
241
63 432 415 283 504
1,731 744
541 155 196 2,141 348 283 314 1,815
1,924 1,222
1,763 206
768 674
123 113
540 2,016
327
545 305
508

475 239 284 168 2,037
450 1,279 1,935
774
411 8,573
599 261 469 299
912 575 749 319
411 219 2,877 933 212
8,659 87
1,006 1,373 4,683
162 7,360
209 14,090
1,249
1,736 1,011
392 2,272
299 1,311
218 162 1,062
38,735 1,115 567 4,985 1,586 520
68 661
1,370 678 358 950 872
6,019 781
681 50,152
430
85 1,963 1,316 1,276
899 5,368 1,221 3,239
368 1,039
826
755 249 2,011 3,774
458 1,475
480 313 641
576
338 657 518 162
2,281 326
455 348
88 1,287
404 502
705 302 710 356
1,257 245
1,306
658 228
579 524
8,897 1,854
535 444
1,108 990 329 410 451
1,894 939
579 89
504 568 6,330 1,190 214 626
355 2,509 1,360
351 1,814
269 141 636 525
589 644 2,351
1,437 704 320 254
3,225 789 475
395 1,361
2,062 1,195 1,601
256
943 904 152 225 481 2,412
600 728 437 781

267,875 287,129

No

Yes

616 189 244
112 1,967
346 1,498 2,193
782 581 9,976
588 180 488 208
867 668 733 271 452 316 3,828
763 274 6,651
79 754 2,248
6,594
95 8,909
162 20,574
752 1,568
866 557 2,478
203 652 241
206 657 48,343 554
511 4,568 2,510
391
69 629 1,119
859 236 705 1,267 6,137 1,124
728 56,663
414
86 2,905 1,251 1,047
582 7,796 1,134 5,984
297 1,261
641
497 352 2,600
3,695
279 1,719
377 302
704 404 313 861
639 163 2,399 321
297 212
268 1,879
606 604
864 166 647 264
1,214 157 816
576 223
518 562 9,562 1,672 687 458
1,577 811 461 306 487
2,016 430 573 62 475
399 9,282 1,494
181 499 231 2,882
1,181 245
1,30.5 252 82
571 476
314 6.57 1,831 864
781 16.5
198 2,397
336 325 327 1,955 1,969 1,412 2,217
240 832 821
144 140 705 2,162 348
580 354
580

395 197 225
157 2,088
280 1,395 1,869
975 44,5 9,303
543 164 446
253 712
555 729
288 364
215 2,720
846 201 6,023
103 778 1,622 5,014
167 6,789
226 13,747
877 1,715
825 424 1,655
302 984
223 157 993 38,077
821
556 5,233 1,707
605
84 578 1,084
674 302
700 839 5,262 831
661 49,114
375
65 1,705 1,344 1,191
756 5,267 1,108 3,089
320 1,025
823
573 212 2,146
3,569 341
1,497
460 304 597 520 322 782
531 150 2,073
350 341 325 139 1,686
414 562 678 209
665 318
1,153 254
1,687
635 208 524 455 11,347
1,885 581 390
1,046 1,051
356 371 407 2,230 648 601
98 487 565 6,072 1,205
196 494 367 2,542 1,296
338 1,792
278
106 616 527
547 699 2,252 1,391
817 265 229 3,139
527 468 329 1,184 1,982
1,230 1,894
201 852
686 156 173
514 2,245
415 664 417 728

319,006 278,761

No

Yes

665 184 206
116 1,855
361 1,358 2,128
647
538 8,886
553 188 481 227 921
677 683 279 492 284 3,528
755 279 7,795
62
855 1,988 6,163
91 9,093
139 20,546
745 1,619
914 464 2,882
210 829 241 206 734 46,784
528 494 4,321 2,903
336
49 633 1,088
822 225
685 1,221 6,949 1,058
690 55,871
360 77
3,149 1,160
1,108
612 7,794 1,175 6,039
284 1,143
592
566 346 2,235
3,614 260
1,595
371 312
718 424 269 744 57,5
99 2,316
284
334 176 54 1,409
578 496 810 173
633 272
1,203 159
718 552 202
520 617 6,671 1,590 627
394 1,502
812 412 336
455 1,764
441
479 62
449 360 9,196 1,464
188 485
196 2,772
1,220 223
1,336 235 77 572
441 321 582 1,766
81.5 725 150 207 2,300 348
275 324 2,003
1,978 1,283 2,011
233 832
795 135
148 647
2,255 345 681 326 505

323 125 166
141 1,511
235 1,158 1,505
655 367 7,058 407 121 294
199 590 404
608 232 328
168 2,261
561 153 4,718
83 626 1,427
4,538 124
4,928
1.52 11,326
701 1,442
637 339 1,450 226
773 172 119 756 27,194
633 393
4,054 1,303
435
50 337 894 499 262 507
572 4,013
647 485 39,017
349
53 1,267 1,068
955 678 3,922
887 2,481
238 886 635 429 187 1,567 2,960
284 1,241
334 237
464 391 220 531
438 118 1,599 239
296 257
52 1,100
336 472 552
179 482 279
954 190 968 504 144 417 362 10,244 1,453
460 330
865 892 234 255 320 1,545 486 468
69 428
406 4,848
1,040 167 333 311
2,085
989 274 1,386 222
71 471 406 429 490 1,540 1,104
6.55 210 178 2,379 426
351 277 1,547 1,200 926
1,297
139 586 475
102 114 418 2,067 350 456 304
543

310,400 217,225

No

Yes

699 241 222 112 2,303
405 1,498 2,384
916 ,527
10,730
645 212
585 246 997
780 781 :l32
503 211 4,107
981 296 8,495
78 949 2,013 6,383
117 10,291
190 22,305
837 1,740
1,023
574 3,090
244 944 271
235 894 54,100
637 591 5,233 2,542 440
80 840 1,355
957 237 736 1,398 7,771 1,201
827 61,303
365
69 3,383 1,341
1,214
698 8,970 1,249 6,100
379 1,289
745
700 358 2,700 4,310
306 1,796
469
335 782 502 325 935 642
156 2,713
362
351 229
50 1,884
640 529
888 197
800 313 1,334 201 1,053
655 236
618 650 7,345 1,854
709 396 1,624
91.5 493 404 522 2,107
564 574
80 477 454 9,362 1,616
207 563 241 2,464 1,421
254 1,616
282 101
587 519 363
719 2,390
961 793
172 244 2,979
444 379 344 1,590
2,556 1,4.58
2,358 277
997 936 167 178
715 2,248
416 7rt 410 728

354 127
170 130 1,738
265 1,221 1,501
698
398 7,633
410 127 361
228
856 543
606 242
329 246 2,422
522 170 7,165
79 695 1,479
5,656 144
5,764
170 21,727
925 1,477
809 406 1,671
250 819 145 153 765 31,327
649 421 4,423 1,460
440
62 461 920
611 271
509 728 5,431
718 522 40,316
315
46 1,362 1,129
979 552 4,037
946 3,759
238
898 745
448 192 1,699 3,093
279 1,306
374 241
547 476 242
613 436
149 1,920
242
346
258 193 1,554
434 514
671 176
568 293 999 214 1,083
529 171 485 336 10,646 1,566
538 250 862
867 280 299 331 1,666 497
530 81
409 434 7,660
1,065 178
461 327 2,252
1,092
290 1,526
242
78 518 439
450 543 1,870 1,123
738 211
200 2,501
470
356 324 1,629 1,292 1,017 1,722
148
654 589 112 140
485 1,951
361 527 322
562

848,799 252,633

No
648 225 219 110 2,104 360 1,409 2,399 849 523 9,323
618 205 496 212 705 510 760 312 473 201 3,914
925 280 5,665
79 857 1,921 5,140
89 9,115
160 19,862
789 1,661
837 491 2,864 231 882 268 193 866 48,153
595 552 4,713 2,345 399
65 676 1,264 819 205 733 1,269 6,083 1,158 767 56,865
411 69
3,245 1,223 1,190
800 8,827 1,191 5,121
349 1,237
612 643 352 2,565 4,031 283 1,729 417 298 675 402 315 758 606 127 2,399
356 271 207
52 1,359
538 498 821 197 643 280 1,251 175 946 585 207 515 679 6,586 1,721 632 440 1,576 861 444 339 490 1,975 527 495
72 481 427 6,270 1,412
185 406 195 2,794 1,305 243 1,423 261
92 511 470 328 671 2,012 905 664 175 207 2,734 402 358 332 1,473 2,418 1,383 1,959 258 944 814 142 119 648 2,288 379 637 363 653
311,765

12

13

14

15

COUNTY

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Appling ...............

582

516

Atkinson ..............

253

156

Bacon .................

333

135

Baker .................

251

66

Baldwin............... 3,562

969

Banks .................

567

259

Barrow ............... 1,859 1,030

Bartow................ 2,407 1,606

BenHill ............... 1,364

455

Berrien ................

618

379

Bibb.................. 11,283 7,365

Bleckley ...............

903

400

Brantley ..............

389

116

Brooks ................

641

403

Bryan .................

339

146

Bulloch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l, 143

511

Burke .................

823

463

Butts .................

984

484

Calhoun ...............

450

206

Camden ...............

614

370

Candler ...............

394

145

Carroll................ 3,945 2,762

Catoosa ............... 1,105

629

Charlton ..............

378

190

Chatham.............. 8,649 4,662

Chattahoochee .........

124

52

Chattooga .............

842

434

Cherokee.............. 2,113 1,466

Clarke ................ 7,857 3,276

Clay ..................

332

55

Clayton............... 9,286 6,552

Clinch ................

322

105

Cobb ................. 20,033 13,872

Coffee ................. 1,222

584

Colquitt............... 2,055 1,317

Columbia ............. 1,223

543

Cook ................

774

352

Coweta ............... 2,546 2,126

Crawford .............

350

156

Crisp ................. 1,157

660

Dade .................

293

182

Dawson ...............

225

151

Decatur......... " .. 1,314

576

DeKalb ............. 51,619 34,099

Dodge ................ 1,370

399

Dooly .................

602

434

Dougherty.......... 6,597 3,100

Douglas ........... .. 2,121

1,859

Early .................

897

229

Echols ................

136

49

Effingham .............

785

448

Elbert ................ 1,336

985

Emanuel. ............. 1,122

566

Evans ................

384

154

Fannin ................

834

560

Fayette .............. 1,237

876

Floyd................ 6,861 4,982

Forsyth .............. 1,108

835

Franklin ...............

989

478

Fulton ................ 59,440 43,881

Gilmer ................

528

289

Glascock ..............

132

50

Glynn................. 2,431

2,593

Gordon ............... 1,628

976

Grady ................ 1,546

843

Greene ................

964

468

Gwinnett.............. 6,850 6,389

Habersham............ 1,278

965

Hall .................. 3,686 5,293

Hancock ..............

498

229

Haralson .............. 1,480

870

Harris ................ 1,107

424

Hart ..................

713

504

Heard ................

308

288

Henry ................ 2,751

1,791

Houston............... 4,312 2,922

Irwin .................

489

216

Jackson .............. 1,888 1,313

Jasper ................

550

298

Jeff Davis .... ; ........

371

244

Jefferson ..............

809

512

Jenkins ...............

596

328

Johnson ...............

428

245

Jones ............. .. 1,001

521

Lamar ................

649

473

Lanier ................

203

94

Laurens ............... 2,489

1,951

Lee ...................

468

214

Liberty ...............

547

187

Lincoln ...............

459

156

Long .................

222

40

Lowndes .............. 2,129

1,168

Lumpkin ..............

583

451

Macon ................

740

385

Madison ..............

901

641

Marion ............... ,

367

107

McDuffie ..............

917

419

McIntosh .............

450

177

Meriwether............ 1,565

870

Miller .................

284

132

Mitchell ...............
Monroe ............,.... Montgomery ...........

m .~ 2,179

462

3n5~ ~

Morgan ...............

729

381

Murray ...............

734

458

Muscogee ............. 13,289 5,040

Newton ............... 2,282 1,171

Oconee ................

840

415

Oglethorpe ............

537

326

Paulding .............. 1,332 1,223

Peach................. 1,070

694

Pickens ..........

459

350

Pierce .................

478

261

Pike ..................

5(\9

354

}}~ Polk ..................

Pulaski. .............. Putnam........ ,

,,

72'8

.1,536 '293
36$

Quitman ............ .t.

159

44

Rabun ......... ,-' .1 703

311

Randolph .............

830

323

Richmond ........... ,j- . 10,820 4,435

Rockdale.............. . 1,577 1,134

Schley ................ ' 339

128

Screven ...............

702

307

Seminole ..............

'-416

129

Spalding .............. Stephens ..............

21,,6TM

,.2,208 1,001

Stewart ...............

511

. 147

.. Sumter ................ 2,580

881

Talbot .......... ....

409

162

Taliaferro .............

147

59

Tattnall............... 1,080

321

Taylor ................

719

316

Telfair ................

844

245

Terrell ........... ....

877

483

Thomas............... 2,901 1,581

Tift ............. .... 1,695

633

Toombs......... . .. 1,034

519

Towns ........ ,, ....

324

102

Treutlen ..............

403

137

Troup ........... . .. 3,734 1,876

Turner ................

637

268

Twiggs ................

561

273

Union .................

399

211

Upson ................ 1,630 1,646

Walker ............... 2,341

1,728

Walton................ 1,343 1,129

Ware ................. 2,367 1,468

Warren ..............

361

163

Washington............ 1,059

665

Wayne................ 1,092

570

Webster ...............

190

111

Wheeler ...............

243

117

White ................

696

510

Whitfield.............. 2,631

1,809

Wilcox ................

630

268

Wilkes ................

831

495

Wilkinson .............

536

262

Worth ...............

539

393

TOTALS.......... 367,700 230,355

394 235 122
354 1,101
173
648 1,043
1,046 396
6,830 542 140
538 207 906 603
398 488 263 291 1,190
438 137 5,262
54 326 643 2,649 341 3,484
112 4,134
871 1,469
555 595 893 214 1,069
99 79 1,269 8,474 1,075
597 4,744
718 1,383
67 449
564 691 304 301 402 2,408
360 338 14,554
163 63 949
593 1,212
297 2,120
515 1,477
217 511
500 355 162
950 2,208 1,169
824 218
208 599 428 272 447 237 112 1,777
413 289 172 246 772
254 423 408 264 380 220
558 536 1,755
391 250 274 274 7,779 824
305 170 520 659 156 238 234
959 873 287 133 249
700 5,238
811 218 1,140 761 1,122
648 328 1,373
178 56 630 426
519 1,054 1,660 1,657
586 115 187 1,424
860 408 256 754
884 564 1,104 138
689 511 282 221 239 1,059 690 411 287 1,317
151,383

704 226 265
102 2,880
524
1,839 3,022
778
596 12,063
635 253
538 238 915
675 1,011
220
581 231 5,559 1,190 322 7,876 102 1,265 2,910 8,225
88
12,664 245
30,735 976
1,910 1,207
457 3,797
285
853 401 310
830 78,428
552 494 5,260 3,197 276
93 781 1,715 924 229 1,068 1,623 9,374
1,859 991
91,681 522 77
3,812 1,892 1,152
1,055 10,792
1,717 7,495
404 1,771
944
804 406
3,455 4,841
129 2,395
557 365
769 501 378 994 883 173
2,790 326
367 325 197 2,270 774 622
1,089 208 941
371 1,795
141
mh763
831 772 10,181
2,603 960 521
1,988 1,082
611 426
639 2,767
514
796 69
737 381 9,932 1,919 183 300
135 3,981 1,763
283 1,731
342 130 620 527 410 494
2,527 929
880 306 254 4,043 310
380 499 2,431
3,015 1,901 2,691
309 1,092
979 92 152
959 3,207
343 954 443 464

340 113 153 106 1,684 194
982 1,270
704 367
7,155 410 140
296 224
789 427 483 218
275 240 1,910 493
163 5,803
70 481 1,252 5,383 126
4,838 138
9,866 680
1,378 629 318
1,268 212
811 140 104 772 23,800 605 404 4,210
1,164 335 56 456
871 525 279 378
568 3,460
496 402 30,614 214
41
889 830 950 587 3,371 724
3,259 236 658
498 420 152 1,331 2,972
272 1,034
299
227 466 419 209
599 307
108 1,765
240 355
206 45
886 362 432
471 162
503 281 767 189
1,065 415 164
359 328 8,108 1,219 419
298 707
779 198 268 271 1,320.
469
406 63
332
388 4,819
878 157 418 301 1,778
870 257 1,352
177 70 508 408 419 506 1,661 1,061
801 144
182 1,923
402 344 214
908 1,146
757 1,456
147
614 633 108 130 379 1,661 351 392 296
574

626 203 152
111 1,970
379 1,455 2,479
694 498 8,409
563 227 417
194 607 662 821 301 492 163 4,164
779 238 4,808
60 961 2,001 5,513
89 9,341
137 21,733
785 1,591
953 369 3,028 230
778 227 212
811 51,333
537 487 4,287 2,485
375 49 567
1,250
816 172 712 1,245 7,721 1,192
793 62,112
418 65
5,056 1,381 1,117
673 8,371 1,350 5,123
335 1,339
581 616 375 2,610 3,713
253 1,843
400 292
697 432 301 770
751 106 2,394
305 226
232
55 1,302
555 498 870 167
655 304 1,344
178 773
601 170 592 745 7,742 1,815 694
463 1,598
816 500 130 477 2,182 491 528 63
514 363 8,474 1,614 194 359 170 2,991 1,364
246 1,399
268 89
432 451 302
563 2,047
691 565 216
199 2,754
375 333 376 1,430 2,253 1,564 1,872 239
904 663 135 120 672 2,363 356
636 358 515

338 120 142 118 1,679 253 1,141
1,559
686 377 7,131
415 118 289 219 776 535 575 219 269 245 2,207 454
161 5,999
54
580 1,538 5,475
123 5,499
123 13,712
727 1,402
744 317 1,590 211
796 125 144
793 30,746
561 408 4,030
1,387 348 57 541 941 567 261 444
656 5,015
659 490 39,809 285
49 1,084
1,060 922
572 4,240
900 3,605
258
850 545 436 175
1,608 2,834
258 1,248
346 216
509 468
203 544 402 112 1,706 243 321
264 53
907 424 467 529
171 579 263
875 189 1,049 472 148 456 324 8,477 1,460 483
369 847 793 267 278 325 1,628 486 493
70 408 400 7,207
1,026 167 406 294
2,056
939 278 1,370
211 82 490 439 383 511 1,912 1,024
599 171 180 2,097
420 356 259 948 1,068 962 1,359 169
643 575 101 124 496 1,804 341 454
276 528

449,182 196,542 326,226 229,576

607 204 155
98 1,795
325 1,257
2,176 744
479 8,367
557 224
410 196 562
547 698
289 439 142 3,763
680 239 5,179 75 817 1,718 4,595
68 9,083
134 19,629
662" 1,481
772
338 2,678.
228. 729 241 198. 747 42,802
500 463 4,122" 2,216
356 45,
457 1,129
739 181 773:
1,131 5,843 1,022
721 50,974
363
583,267 1,117 1,077
60Qs
7,015 1,131 4,779
310 1,147
491 547
331 2,226,
3,744 239
1,553 333 286 621 368 291 800 584 90
2,258.
268 196 159 179 1,174
481 445. 768 143 564 2701,207 169
858 542 159 469 634 5,677 1,532
570 356 1,486
776 422
316 414
1,841 447 449 51 424 328
5,647 1,347
178341
174 2,668 1,301
2031,292
241
65435 401 297
540 1,741
672" 608 157 189 2,445334 317 322" 1,132 2,271 1,317
1,842" 194 831
706 118 119 569 2,217 343 546 350 523
282,192