- Collection:
- Georgia Government Publications
- Title:
- Consolidated vote state Democratic and Republican general primary election August 10, 1982 and state Democratic and Republican general primary runoff election August 31, 1982 and special congressional Democratic and Republican primary elections August 31, 1982, November 2, 1982 and special congressional Democratic primary runoff September 21, 1982, special congressional Republican primary runoff November 9, 1982 [1982]
- Creator:
- Georgia. Secretary of State. Elections Division
- Contributor to Resource:
- Georgia. Secretary of State. Elections Division
- Publisher:
- Atlanta, Ga. : Georgia. Secretary of State. Elections Division
- Date of Original:
- 1982
- Subject:
- Georgia
- Location:
- United States, Georgia, 32.75042, -83.50018
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- Call Number GA S700.E4 S1 D4 1982
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- https://dlg.galileo.usg.edu/do:dlg_ggpd_y-ga-bs700-pe4-bs1-bd4-b1982
- Language:
- eng
- Holding Institution:
- University of Georgia. Map and Government Information Library
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CONSOLIDATED VOTE
STATE DEMOCRATIC AND REPUBLICAN
GENERAL PRIMARY ELECTION
AUGUST 10, 1982
and STATE DEMOCRATIC AND REPUBLICAN
GENERAL PPJMARY RUNOFF ELECTION
AUGUST 31, 1982
and SPECIAL CONGRESSIONAL DEl\10CRATIC AND REPUBLICAN
PRIMARY ELECTIONS
AUGUST 31, 1982 NOVEMBER 2, 1982
and SPECIAL CONGRESSIONAL DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY RUNOFF
SEPITMBER 21, 1982
SPECIAL CONGRESSIONAL REPUBLICAN PRII\1ARY RUNOFF
NOVEMBER 9, 1982
Published by MAX CLG_i\ND SECRET
1982 STATEWIDE ELECTION DATES
GENERAL ELECTION PRIMARY:
August 10, 1982
GENERAL ELECTION PRIMARY RUNOFF:
August 31, 1982
GENERAL ELECTION:
November 2, 1982
GENERAL ELECTION RUNOFF:
November 23, 1982
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*SPECIAL CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY ELECTION:
August 31, 1982
*SPECIAL CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY RUNOFF:
September 21, 1982
*SPECIAL CONGRESSIONAL GENERAL ELECTION:
November 2, 1982
*Indicates election for Congressional Districts 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10.
**SPECIAL CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY ELECTION: **SPECIAL CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY RUNOFF: **SPECIAL CONGRESSIONAL GENERAL ELECTION:
November 2, 1982 November 9, 1982 November 30, 1982
**Indicates election for Congressional Districts 4 and 5 only.
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CONSOLiDATED VOTE STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY ELECTION
AUGUST 10, 1982
2
COUNTY
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hi 11 Berrien Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan w Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden Candler Carroll Catoosa
Charlton Chatham Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clav Clayton
Cl inch Cobb
BO GINN
2,419 471 584 973
2,132 510
1, 111 629
1,016 957
6,326 934
1 , 114 818
1,778 4,438 3,072
787 1.251 2,495 l ,511 1,606 1,130 1,626 22,897
136 1,169 1,806 3,222
325 5,491
673 9,208
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE FOR DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY AUGUST 10, 1982 FOR GOVERNOR
MILDRED GLOVER
38 22 8 29 75 8 22 3 17 21 316 26 27 2'1 18 12 32 35 18 69 8 43 38 50 239 5 14 39 115 1 99 12 145
JOE FRANK HARRIS
809 532 979 304 1,330 840 1,632 6,587 693 1,472 4,485 546 646 994 317 337 329 940 118 197 146 2,850 1,162 228 2,593 42 1,594 4,414 2,735 60 4,765 254 13,561
THOMAS J. 11 WIN 11 IRWIN
10 6 4
8
42 9 4 7 7 5 60 4
13
9 5 3 15 5 4 25 3 9 15 24 32 4
13
7 23 1 18 2 45
HENRY JACKSON
11 5 3 13 20 5 4 2 7 2 126 33 7 14 8 2 30 10 5 16 3 12 11 11 167 3 12,
15 58 1 28 10 30
COUNTY
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
BO GINN
2,248 2,027 2,835
909 2,064
479 1,706
269 195 1,403 16,734 1,255 764 4,742 2,603 l, 140 231 2,393 1,826 3,917 l ,552 394 1,596 3,387 1,233 851 22,603 267 182 5,980 651 l, 718 1,206 6,364 l ,541
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE FOR DEMOCRATIC GENERftL PRIMARY
AUGUST l O, 1982 FOR GOVERNOR
MILDRED GLOVER
91 63 32 12 40 39 34 21 2 61 818 37 37 155 62 23 4 ln 55 24 7 14 20 64 24 8 1,485 3 0 59 18
64
29 217 39
JOE FRANK HARRIS
1,484 1,710 2,298 l, 137 l, 136
357 786 335 610 994 11 , 726 1,202 618 4,579 3,248 3()4
124 584 l , 311 879 132 561 1,440 6,279 l ,671 781 14,549 704 256 1,082 1,368 957 870 5,204 l, 719
THOMAS J 11 WIN 11 IRWIN
18
15 14 10 7 3 9 2 2 28 112
13 7 23 19 7 3 4 13 14 2 l 2
18
6 3 77 0 0 9 4 16 18
24
21
HENRY JACKSON
53 25 23 8 12 11 19 3
0
40 121 31 29 21 17
4 l 5
18
6 0 l l 17 l
44
165 3 0 4 2
19 16 30 17
COUNTY
Hall Hancock Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry Houston Irwin lJackson Jasper Jeff Oavis Jefferson Jenkins u, Johnson Jones Lamar Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln Lonq Lowndes Lumpkin Macon Madison Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Mi 11 er Mitche 11 Monroe Montgomery Morqan
BO GINN
3,925 667 610
l ,065 884 613
l, 752 4, l 06
672 l , 119
792 950 2,061 2,345 773 987 901 349 2,394 636 3,258 438 929 3,260 407 l ,030 830 819 854 2,417 l , 757 477 l , 232
l, 371
877 914
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE FOR OEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST l O, 1982 F()R GOVERNOR
MILDRED GLOVER
98 35 8 21 40 7 98 191 10 19 16
11
56 4 11 45 18 29 47 4 72 4 10 54 8 75 12 16 42 52 52 5 23
65
7 15
JOE FRANK HARRIS
4,604 213
l, 741 608 734 340
l ,853 3,723
387 l ,065
247 644 876
71 377 881 487 633 l , 162 524 150 567 88 2,747 638 701 602 197 l, 117 314 l, 368 215 l ,893 752 313 493
THOMAS J. 11 WIN 11 IRWIN
16 3 5 13 6 l 18 14 3 9 2
11
23 3 0 6 9 4 14 0 12 0 l 4 0 12 2 10 2 19 l 2 7 8 2 5
HENRY JACKSON
39 13 2 17 5 3 22 33 4 4 10 8 16 l 2 30 18 5 21 8 22 3 0 23 3 16 6 8 6 17 22 3 8 10 5
13
COUNTY
Murray Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk Pulaski Putnam Quitman O'l Rabun Randolph Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell Thomas
Tift Toombs
BO GINN
779 9,241 2,059
671 696 l , 173 l ,276 295 1,900 662 l ,019 873 748 263 522 l , 192 8,178 1,886 323 2,208 820 2,697 860 597 l , 567 l ,021 463 3,240 990 1,520 602 2,669
l, 812 3,163
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE FOR DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY AUGUST l O, 1982 FOR GOVERNOR
MILDRED GLOVER
16 304 50
9 19 22 93 7 20 35 34 26 50 13 14 18 143 25 2 19
9 100 39 15 34 25 14 19 24 31 91 148 40 23
JOE FRANK HARRIS
780 3,376 1,803
584 -445 2,359 l ,024 855 515 605 3,586 654 489 330 731 294 4,306 1,766 109 227 307 1,388 l ,448 299 958 280 361 373 371 744 654 1,668
1,771 860
THOMAS J 11 WIN 11 IRWIN
5 l 04 10
l 7 4
10
2 4 3 6 6 15 4 13
13
72
14 0 2 14 23 6 2 13 24 2 9 8
11
5 47 4 7
HENRY JACKSON
3 192
9 0 6 8 25 2 7 l 16 15 25 5 9 8 81 4 2 6 6 35 2 7 20 18 4 8 2 23 9 25 27
11
COUNTY
Towns Treutlen Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson \~al ker Halton Ware Warren \~ashington \~ayne Webster Wheeler -....,J vlhi te \~hitfield Wilcox Hil kes Hil kinson vlorth
TOTAL
PERCENT
BO GINN
333 426 2,378 779 422 494 1,864 l ,432 1,187 3,631 611 1,563 2,371 296 837 715 1,764 l , 136 1,524 923 997
316,019
35 .11 %
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE FOR DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST l O, 1982 FOR GOVERNOR
MILDRED GLOVER
9 9 189 6 32 5 105 35 51 99 12 58 32 l 26 8 44 3 91
13
17
JOE FRANK HARRIS
207 345 1,785 510 364 690 2,300 2,701 l ,094 2,169 537 932 823
106
388 862 3,915 340 657 409 l ,28()
THOMAS J. 11 WIN 11 IRWIN
3 l 12 3 2 0 2 17 16 27 3 12 27 4 3 5 11 3 4 10 8
8,958 l. 00%
223,545 24.84%
l ,855 .21%
HENRY JACKSON
0 0 26 3 6 0 15 6 17 33 6 38 8 4 4 2 8 7 14 8 3
2,706
.30%
CONSOLIDATEn VOTE IN STATE FOR DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY AUGUST l O, 1982 FOR GOVERNOR
COUNTY
BILLY LOVETT
Appling
Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin
Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hi 11 Berrien Bibb
Bleckley Brantley Brooks co Bryan Bulloch
Burke Butts
Calhoun Camden
Candler Carroll
Catoosa Charlton Chatham Chattahoochee
Chattooga
Cherokee Clarke Clay Clayton Clinch Cobb
255 122
69 123
728 109 295
143 554
393 3,065
653 143 200
47 64
194 186 38
87
31 372 334 65 993 16
215 365 678 38 1,448 68 l , 918
MAC McNEASE
19 19 11 19 32 7 3 5 19 21 75 19 8 26 5 3 6 3 5 22 2 8 13 15 34 3 5 7 22 0 29 14 31
BUCK MELTON
20 14 7 38 305 8 46 117
72
18 6,227
190 29 27 107
ll
10
28 61 25 4 43 42 25 214 12 12 57 326 7 225 ll 345
NORMAN UNDERWOOD
374 111 384 131 690 345 559 619 242 288 5,159 220 208 251 83 253 142 310 118 13() 73 955 l, 332
77
l ,964 75
l , 147 l ,084 3,065
45 4,049
86 5,893
JACK WATSON
111 46 21 128 l , 175 170 376 182 164 159 4,833 213 28 79 25 61 70 217 66 25 13 l, 210 68 38 2,591 57 213 666 3,210 58 2,289 180 5,318
COUNTY
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 Gwinnet-i: Habersham
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE FOR DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY AUGUST l O, 1982
FOR GOVERNOR
BILLY LOVETT
705 335 474 330 239 176 327 42 157 316 2,815 851 212 1,033 553 74 47 103 268 358 31 89 288 466 281 242 3,598 76 23 186 10 206 282 l ,226 303
MAC McNEASE
40 54 11 41 17 9 26
5 l 68 86 9 14 68 14 53 l 4 11 6 9 3 4
9
6
5
61 2 l 13 8 72 11 40 20
BUCK MELTON
61 291 29 23 75 63 89
4 5 69 1,072 113 123 325 95 70 3 5 26 16 8 9 76 l 01 31 75 l , ?.45 19 2 81 37 271 30 313 42
NORMAN UNDERWOOD
684 670 612 230 l ,010 155 657 235 154 398 15,945 214 616 3,807 l ,423 155
75 134 489 256 58 143 l , 158 2,666 936 340 23,493 179 25 l ,039 3,045 395 296 4,253 768
JACK WATSON
299 741 414 156 702 192 324 13 120 691 14,831 265 191 2,897 l, 343 116 14
96 858 60 19 56 552 l, 130 511 123 21,668 204
9 253 130 128 251 3,234 556
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE F0R DEMOCRATIC r,ENERAL PRIMARY AUGUST 10, 1982 FOR r,ovERNOR
COUNTY
Hall Hancock Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones 0 Lamar Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln Long Lowndes Lumpkin Macon Madison Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Mill er Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan
BILLY LOVETT
989 141 143 279 113 138 417 1 , 312 188 296 159 304 274 21 709 566 218
96
4,234 190 116 63 30 574 175 198 561 95 63 67 364 109 269 518 159 146
MAC McNEASE
8 6 8 7 3 1 10 26 20 5 7 9 8 3 2 17 15 8 19 9 5 3 l 40 4 13 6 7 11 7 10 108 25 14 3 9
BUCK MELTON
114 74 10 36 36 4 67 803 30 17 41 28 25 2 25 351 44 7 157 35 7 8 l 112 10 190 59 31 13 11 32 2 39 225 9 28
NORMAN UNDERWOOD
2,373 281 407 490 229 134
1,235 1,870
212 770 234 186 202 54 71 317 489 65 365 212 177 142 43 911 210 390 412 185 188 176 702 56 383 368 98 572
JACK WATSON
2,785 169 251 557 178 115 572
1,958 71 497 118 131 73 16 55 488 281 74 385 248 216 162 14 287 360 261 234 168 76 58 525 25
484 328
20
399
COUNTY
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 Tali aferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell Thomas Tift Toombs
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE FOR DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY AUGUST l O, 1982 FOR GOVERNOR
BILLY LOVETT
58 l ,629
408 189 214 227 301 69 126 145 250 433 366
35 252 267 1,590 474
31 55 138 449 122 145 315 148 93 81 94 677 159 351 579 246
MAC McNEASE
10 85 9 10 10 4 20 0 12
6
8
11
12 2 4 14 40 10 5 3 86 27 4 14 27 6 2 6 6 8
11
44 22 10
BUCK MELTON
12 641 45 22 24 20 269
9 21 21 36 112 65 7 27 29 140 84 18 9 12 144 24 21 194 32 5 4 42 88 113 106 84 24
NORMAN UNDERWOOD
l , 173 4,355 l ,241
569 304 481 433 260 192 330 743 301 357 54 298 247 4,092 l ,620 82 216 130 l ,839 628 164 490 224 61 132 208 161 150 620 780 179
JACK WATSON.
54 7,958
873 316 146 290 417 89 51 206 343 143 303 62 147 239 2,905 l ,076 71 28 326 l, 144 198 189 521 402 58 33 151 169 126 252 277 63
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE FOR DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY AUGUST 10, 1982 FOR GOVERNOR
COUNTY
BILLY LOVETT
Tovms
35
Treutlen
335
Troup
295
Turner
184
Twiqgs
390
Union
31
Upson
365
Walker
244
Walton
274
\./are
589
Warren
47
Washington
926
Wayne
177
l ebster
47
vJhee l er
578
--'
N
White
122
l hitfield
170
11i lcox
419
v1il kes
153
\,/ilk i nson
859
vlorth
360
TOTAL
62,341
GRAND TOTAL - 900,090
PERCENT
6.93%
MAC McNEASE
0 3 14 16 5 0
11
14 6 43 3 12 8 4 13 l 7 15 9 17 27
2,545
.28%
BUCK MELTON
2 42 59 33 234
10
103 .7 77
188 3
166 24 7 21 10 42 52 35 132 38
20,052
2.23%
NORMAN UNDERWOOD
134 43 1,956 379 447 158 684 l ,223 613 551 66 251 347 63 115 373 3,713 166 316 163 277
147,536
16.39%
JACK W.A.TSON
82 21 l ,070 181 227 91 419 99 532 206 14 370 67 73 137 343 329 161 186 252 201
114,533
12. 72%
COUNTY
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hi 11 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 De Ka 1b Dodge Dooly Douqherty
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE
DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY AUGUST l O, 1982
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
MAC BARBER
(Incumbent) ZELL MILLER
871 328 469
337 l ,226
787 l , 222
l ,686
513 718 4,223
554 502 559
410 819 718
517 221
409 339 1,393
743 447 3,961
44 908 l, 700 3,075
73 4,153
379 7,946
1,273 1,686
959 664 1,292
308
656 226
277 1 ,055 10,967
772 480 l, 992
2,471
685 l, 157
775 4,450 1,022
2,357
4,079 1,825 2,077 18, 716 l ,641 1,367
l ,458 l ,467 3,866 2,321
l ,645
987 1,933
1 , 081 4,494
2,853 l, 139 22,243
224 2,998
5,780 8,617
349 12,268
576 23,552
3,140 2,958
4,553 1,743
3,407
885 2,415
541
841 2,275
45,080
2,417 l ,462
11 , 694
JOE SMITH
386 121 248 145 439 168 376 418 359 451 l ,644 399 303 271 133 268 220 272 145 124 78 746 321 215 726 33 354 599 901 38 1 , 621 111 3,297 561 755 593 227 373 136 430 59 91 340 4,373 317 153 2,963
l 3
COUNTY
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
MAC BARBER
2,242 431 l 02 745 681
l, 169 267 158
l , 291 3,038
832 737 12,206 257 99 l , 163 921 963 448 4,246 1,200 3,630 220 710 517 482 396 1,363 2,653 389 l ,800 450 436 670 488 170 787 466 231 l, 395 343 646 238 205 l , 312
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE
DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY AUGUST l O, 1982
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
(Incumbent) ZELL MILLER
5,951 l ,099
333 2,242 2,935 3,139 l ,317
985 3,321 9,648 3,249 1,485 66,700
794 300 6,348 3,744 2,344 1,982 12,095 3,175 10,036 797 l, 995 l ,885 1,397 819 3,516 9,194 936 1,660 973 l ,456 l ,996 l , 591 882 2,298 l ,446 807 4,771 l, 142 1,948 832 712 5,550
JOE SMITH
737 119 46 157 1,228 400 113 85 346 866 431 189 4,421 69 59 769 327 329 383 3,711 312 881 99 369 221 225 123 517 l ,357 146 323
100 165 340 128 835 268 192 199 923 295 140 96 80 824
l 4
COUNTY
Lumpkin Macon Madison Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Mi 11 er 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
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE
DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
MAC BARBER
(Incumbent) ZELL MILLER
415 447
849 211
419 540 1,099
306
890 662 324
440 565 3,173 1,531
622
528 1,653
701 288
398 434 1,367
688 545 68 292 402 2,265 1,573
106 513 321 1,704
893
244 1 , 015
253 173
658 314 746
380 1,089
l ,201
916
130 206 1,324
1 , 231 1,854
1,490 918
1,441 2,016 3,208
548
2,823 2,492
901 1,484 1,750 20,289 3,849
1,504 1,140
2,513 2,339 1,060
2,004 1,283
3,878 1,494 l ,475
402 1,371 1 ,491 14,203
4,515 418
l, 752 l, 117 4,966 2,052
755 2,496 l ,258
541 1,763 1,382 l ,692
957 3, 161
3,158 2,579
600 799 5,527
, 5
JOE SMITH
127 123 288 128 272 122 365 79 486 410 151 525 276 2,150 428 171 157 327 247 103 328 183 572 171 185 53 215 184 1,952 660 48 126 88 522 160 96 220 131 87 320 147 286 270 1 , 169
550 335 41 161 627
COUNTY
Turner Twiggs Union Upson Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington Wayne Webster Wheeler White \~hi tfi el d Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
MAC BARBER
379 341 163 1,233 1,146 995 l, 175 209 779 858 151 361 512 1,760 397 620 403 674
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST l O, 1982 FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
(Incumbent) ZELL MILLER
l ,302 1,438 1,219 3,939 3,756 2,266 5, 161
684 2,382 2,154
327 l , 173 1,740 6,676 1,472 1,879 1,763 1,923
TOTAL
166,107
GRAND TOTAL - 822,869
PERCENT
20.19%
582,902 70.84%
JOE SMITH 304 184 66 443 550 309 615 130 496 317 45 282 155 933 255 146 122 442
73,860
8.97%
l 6
COUNTY
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge Dooly Dougherty
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982 FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
JACK BAGf,ETT
442 147 204 182 415 250 405 623 289 339 2,130 277 312 260 244 308 390 147 187 407 127 571 661 318 2,052
53 510 557 933 59
1 ,o~n
197 2,069
652 658 477 355 433 225 334 123 95 542 2, l 05 424 265 l , 145
MAX CLELAND
1,620 483 773 495
2,449 904
2,331 2,905
839 1,275 9,281
855 795 766 751 2,249 1,068 1,140 479 894 621 3,511 l ,267 569 15,228 84 l ,639 4,001 5,688 133 9,289 283 19,518 2,135 2,358 2,918 882 2,601 389 1,117 364 560 l ,324 34,946 l ,282 625 6,445
l 7
(Incumbent)
DAVID POYTHRESS
l ,428 413 758 432
3,025 762
1,170 2,229 1,487 1,593 12,526 1,320
889 l ,052
893 2,153 1,430 l, l 00
753 744 637 2,457 1,725 719 7,936 143 1,903 3,180 5,402 251 7,120 458 12,844 1,820 2,342 2,624 l ,419 l ,964 651 1,907 290 488 l ,579 23,127 1,508 1,05() 8,092
COUNTY
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
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST l O, 1982 FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
JACK BAGGETT
1,594 234 86 227 574 646 147 125 275 954 347 218
2,915 110 43 840 422 499 337
l ,777 451
l, 092 133 211 329 216 207 387
1,320 140 326 152 298 436 200 251 360 199 144
1,008 194 427 139 93 673 139 292
MAX CLELAND
3,675 656 154
1,294 2,101 2,312
481 408 2,428 7,743 2,110 l, 154 41,963 462 175 3,204 2,577 1,545 913 10,787 2,020 6,928 265 1,402 825 1,048 533 3,134 4,755 646 l ,875 587 811 1,030 853 606 l , l 06 976 296 3,148 578 961 408 453 2,715 832 622
l 8
(Incumbent) DAVID POYTHRESS
3,514 867 208
1,490 2,026 l, 183
816 545 2,176 4,697 l ,748 997 33,550 353 216 4,032 l , 717 l ,463 l, 381 7,268 l ,898 6,230 544 1,285 l ,358 746 558 2,258 6,687 669 1,496 711 778 l ,251 l ,078 933 l, 782 814 617 2,617 963 897 564 400 3,764 742 l , 181
COUNTY
Madison Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Mi 11 er 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
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE
DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY AUGUST l O, 1982
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
JACK BAGGETT
252 215 244 377 557 112 450 332 148 196 396 3,580 475 151 175 699 399 88 219 203 646 213 275 110 200 224 1,960 228 48 163 246 614 329 153 259 235 97 318 186 346 211 678 347 404 49 164 671
MAX CLELAND
l, 153 320 721 842
l, 705 375
l ,661 1,405
493 986 1,012 9,235 2,766 1,167 697 2,058 980 749 1,063 842 3,062 966 746 131 808 570 8,930 4,042 159 856 481 3,690 l ,221 362 1,466 429 270 1,439 556 995 604 2,207 1,958 1,597 309 349 2,637
1 9
(Incumbent)
DAVID POYTHRESS
1,071 630
1,098 1,190 2,270
375 2,054 l ,601
648 1,184
994 12,036 2,758
927 856 l ,515 1,948 539 l, 120 814 l ,931 953 1,048 240 736 1,167 7,031 2,457 334 1 ,261 817 2,684 1,807 538 l ,818 831 357 l ,296 1,045 965 760 2,249 2,516 1,410 303 601 4,066
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE
DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
COUNTY
JACK BAGGETT
Turner Twiggs Union Upson Walker Walton Ware Warren
Washington Wayne
Webster Wheeler White Hhitfield Wilcox
Wilkes Wilkinson
Worth
273 277 118 643 654 423 794 156 423 324 78 287 166 1 , 185 260
329 348 211
TOTAL
72,795
GRAND TOTAL - 790,477
PERCENT
9.21%
MAX CLELAND
621 479 521 1,986 2,929 1,599 2,721 325 1,279 1,935 198 548 1,125 3,974 734 884 877 1,479
372,968
47.18%
(Incumbent) DAVID POYTHRESS
996 1 , 153
655 2,846 1,764 1,436 2,950
491 1,637
923 215 791 l ,061 3,783 l, l 09 l ,313 721 1, 160
344,714
43.61%
20
COUNTY
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hi 11 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
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982 FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
(Incumbent) MICHAEL J. BOWERS
2,559 683
1 , 121 681
4,455 1,517 3,112 3,687 2,221 2,422 14,232 1,706 1,500 1,530 1,317 3,367 1,093 1,769 1,187 1,240
863 5,306 2,367 1,097 13,943
203 3,480 5,841 8,659
298 14,266
684 23,306 3,176 4,225 4,609 2,550 3,826
952 2,462
477 864 2,443 45,850 2,118 1,286 12,989
21
COUNTY
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
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE
DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY AIJGUST 10, 1982
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
(Incumbent) MICHAEL J. BOWERS
6,711 l ,462
348 2, 124 4,274 2,781
993 771 3,942 9,560 3,176 1,998 59,797 557 283 6,330 3,412 2,818 2,054 16,778 3,253 11,409 597 2,519 l ,854 l ,476 992 4,444 9,753 1,055 2,904 l , 116 l, 302 l ,940 l ,554 l , l 01 2,338 l ,627 848 4,710 l ,425 l , 715 831 660 6,001 l, 304 l ,415
22
COUNTY
Madison Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Mi 11 er 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
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE
DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
(Incumbent) MICHAEL J. BOWERS
1,920 841
1,473
l ,572
3,260 629
3,153 2,512
731
1,723
1,701 19,857 4,537 1,776 1,297 3,052 2,577
949 1,809 l ,417 4,163 1,738 l, 370
310 1,283 1,560 12,860 5,213
403 1,469 1,077 5,164
2,272
704 2,678 1,025
387 1,843 1,240 l ,424 1 , 163 4,054 3,634 2,118
449 920 4,598
23
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE
DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY AUGUST l O, 1982
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
COUNTY
(Incumbent) MICHAEL J. BOWERS
Turner Twiggs Union Upson Walker Walton
Ware Warren
Washington Wayne Webster Wheeler White
Whitfield Wilcox
Wilkes Wilkinson
Worth
l, 521 1,227
653 4,510 4,175
2,539 4,841
663 2,456 2,065
344 1,048
l, 911
7,057 l , 741
1,702 1,345 2,178
TOTAL
583,732
GRAND TOTAL - 583,732
PERCENT
100%
24
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE
DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE
COUNTY
(Incumbent) TOMMY IRVIN
Applinq
Atkinson Bacon
Baker Baldwin Banks Barrow
Bartow Ben Hi 11
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
2,836
774 1,266
819 4,636
l ,555 3,179 4,457
2,276
2,550 15,601 1 ,881 1,694 1,759 l ,432 3,627 2,007 1,887 1 , 182 1,395
l ,061 5,525
2,526 1,240 15,596
218 3,566 6,386 9,036
310 14,754
740 26,392 3,560
4,307 4,699
2,620
4,067 1,039 2,705
531 934 2,559 45,022 2,434 1 , 421 13,115
25
COUNTY
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
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982 FOR COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE
(Incummbent) TOMMY IRVIN
7, 123 l ,465
394 2,350 4,361 3,398 1 , 143
870 4, 131 10,072 3,413 1,932 59,537
797 308 6,238 3,675 3,022 2, 178 17,360 3,717 11 , 87 6 704 2,594 1,972 l , 617 l, 050 4,715 l 0, l 50 l , 158 3,059 1,225 l, 546 2, 141 l, 706 l, 228 2,447 l, 740 903 5,371 l, 430 l , 751 902 748 6, 166 l, 380 l, 540
26
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST l O, 1982 FOR COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE
COUNTY
(Incumbent) TOMMY IRVIN
Madison Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Mi 11 er 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
2,132
898 l ,622 1,808 3,337
751 3,275 2,596
780 1,854 l ,888 18,965 4,877 l ,842 1,386 3,461 2,728 l ,096 2,072 l ,485 4,022 l , 701 1,706
350 1,484 l ,633 12,740 5,481
438 l, 777 l, 132 5,329 2,466
742 2,825
l, 114
446 2,282 l ,300 1,737 l , 197 4,329
3,930 2,634
534 932 4,880
27
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE
DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY AUGUST l O, 1982
FOR COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE
COUNTY
(Incumbent) TOMMY IRVIN
Turner Twiggs
Union Upson Walker
Walton Ware Warren Washington Wayne
Webster Wheeler White Whitfield Wilcox Wilkes
Wilkinson Worth
l ,572
1,273
709 4,702 4,319
2,798 5,025
759 2,766 2,441
388 l , 166 2,005
7,383 1,750 2,099
l ,577
2,371
TOTAL GRAND TOTAL - 614,876 PERCENT
614,876 100%
28
COUNTY
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hi 11 Berrien Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham Chattahoochee Chattooqa Cherokee Clarke Clay Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt Columbia
Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge Dooly Dougherty
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST l O, 1982 FOR COMPTROLLER GENERAL
(Incumbent) JOHNNIE L. CALDWELL
2,313 629
l ,201 680
3,827 l , 183 2,444 3,961 1,880 2,197 13,036 1,538 l ,403 l ,512 1,382 3,354 2,059 l ,567
981 1,535
957 3,782 2,525 1,065 16,525
203 3,047 4,536 6,927
317 9,740
677
17,344 3,110 3,353 4,287 1,864 3, 131
846 2,361
462 683 2,470 25,505 2, l 08 l ,284 9,163
29
TIM RYLES
1,001 335 437 299
l, 760 693
l ,413 l, 792
718 927 8,087 781 487 458 376 1,064 531 675 338 260 261 2,675 899 338 6,682 55 1,001 2,836 4,236 83 7,844 216 15,813 l ,269 l ,576 l ,290 731 l ,682 335 850 201 448 811 31 , 367 912 523 5,811
COUNTY
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
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST l O, 1982 FOR COMPTROLLER GENERAL
(Incumbent) JOHNNIE L. CALDWELL
5,032 l , 143
333 2, 117 2,974 3, 183 l , 163
733 2,789 8,856 2,518 1,553 40,029
599 314 5,789 3,215 2,460 l , 937 11,573 2,741 8,342 645 1 , 881 1 , 678 l, 297 883 3, 144 7,910 905 2,237 888 1,240 2,070 1,633 1,238 2,025 1 , 481
775
4,051 l, 062 1,882
858 683 5,216 1,043 l ,440
TIM RYLES
3,260 510 131 612
l ,658
977
202 294 2,071 4,533 1,448 752 34,931 383 95 l , 821 1 , 395 863 586 8,215 l ,442 5,261 189 l, 090 639 563 379 2,357 4, 186 456 l , 333 482
579
422 305 487
972
668 210
2,519
617 430 211
l 71
l , 764 650 452
30
COUNTY
Madison Mari on McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Mi 11 er 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 Tal aiferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen Troup
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENER.Al PRIMARY
AUGUST l O, 1982 FOR COMPTROLLER GENERAL
(Incumbent) JOHNNIE L. CALDWELL
1,593 839
1,521 1,698 3,282
573 2,879 2,225
881 l ,479 l , 513 17,098 3,508 l ,448 l ,258 2,500 2,339
796
1 , 715 l , 252 3,578 l ,390 1,379
327 1 , 144 1,460 12,557 3,447
399 l ,564 1,118 4,093 2,042
701 2,510 1, 138
511 2,233 1 , 166 1 , 514 1,083 3,461 2,642 2,736
387
729
5,353
31
TIM RYLES
751 211 370 528
l, 117
235 1,023 1 , 145
346 824 692 6,667 2,297 731 463
l ,572
794 485
496
643 1,794
640 592 79 534 429 3,742 3,025 105 386 320
2,721
810 194 842 270 137 669 511
778
395 1,479 2,156
781 215 326 l ,803
COUNTY
Turner Twiggs Union Upson Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982 FOR COMPTROLLER GENERAL
(Incumbent) JOHNNIE L. CALDWELL
1,274 1,372
883 4,105 3,651 1,955 4,746
716 2,404 2,113
339 1,071 1,566 6,117 l ,473 1,887 1,388 1,747
TOTAL GRAND TOTAL - 753,310 PERCENT
484,378 64.30%
TIM RYLES
597 419 379 1,650 1,324 1,301 1,371 160 702 741 107 481 748 2,547 569 444 563 958
268,932
35.70%
32
COUNTY
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hi 11 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 De Ka 1b Dodge Dooly Dougherty
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE
DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY AUGUST l O, 1982
FOR STATE SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
(Incumbent) CHARLES McDANIEL
2,494 669
1,206 727
4,471 1,350 2,838 3,975 1,998 2,281 15,083 l ,625 1,325 1,536 1,296 3,565 2, 146 l, 703 1,100 1,389 1,228 4,620 2,843 1,046 16,468
188 2,979 5,354 9,787
349 11,844
728 22,980 3,226 3,698 4,566 2,004 3,513
920 2,549
475 787 2,633 40,752 2,154 1,346
11 , 184
A. ROD THOtv1AS
843 306 436 268 1 , 102 521 885 l ,067 589
773
3,140 640 648 469 407 811 378 456 299 330 161
1 , 719 761 435
4,930
77
1,043
1,877
2,071 75
4,911 200
8,918 1,072 1,349 1,036
657 1,203
253 614 192 308 691 13,479 919 449 3,702
33
COUNTY
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 Lon(} Lowndes
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERJI.L PRIMARY
AUGUST l O, 1982 FOR STATE SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
(Incumbent) CHARLES McDANIEL
5,931 l ,375
334 l ,679 3,217 2,962 1,149
768 3,359 8,265 2,986
l ,677
52,418 644 323
5,430 3,405 2,809 2,033 14, 180 3,169 10, 135
738 2, 139 l ,802 1,505
877
3,925 8,879 1,028 2,746 1,072 l ,206 2,093 1,694 l ,299 2,247
l ,588
844 4,817 l ,223 1,780
870 fi75 5,648
A. ROD THOMJIS
2,124 367
l 01
1,183
l ,410
964 213 208
l ,211
3,664 l ,224
640 15,672
185
87 l ,663 l ,047
642 496 5,023 980 3,262 120 745 590 442 368 l ,471 3,294 314 847
266
548 441 299 367 678 396 194 l ,613
440
372 179 217 l , 145
34
COUNTY
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
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE
DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY AUGUST 10, 1982
F0R STATE SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
(Incumbent) CHARLES McDANIEL
l , 221 1,583
l ,872
931
l ,6li
l, 771
3,376 657
3,147 2,386
869 l ,841 l ,695 18,118 4,012 1,769 1,412 2,695 2,682 1,096 1,795 1,387 3,640 1 , 531 1 , 524
348 l ,240 1 , 573 12,343 4,804
418 1,744 1 , 141 4,864 2,280
785 2,783 1 , 134
526 l ,980 1,357 l ,567 1 , 166 4,514 3,748 2,389
476
770
5,797
35
A. ROD THOM/l.S
443 346 555 216 291 491 993 182 923 698 335 436 611 5,541 1 ,431 424
314 1,322
570 264 516 435 l ,579 480 427 109 407 359 3,628 1,536
96
292 274
l, 728
564 230 607 281 128 807 325 605 274 758 1,042
728
138 245 l, 384
COUNTY Turner Twiggs Union Upson Walker Halton Ware Warren Washington Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield Wilcox Wilkes ~/il kinson l~orth
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMA~Y
AUGUST 10, 1982 FOR STATE SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
(Incumbent) CHARLES McDANIEL
1,357 1,275
992 4,442 3,681 2,270 5,125
699 2,717 2,058
376 979 1,864 6,675 1,501 1,954 1,508 2,163
TOTAL GRAND TOTAL - 732,162 PERCENT
557,945 76.21;~
A. ROD THOMAS
519 401 230 943 1,492 892 1,373 182 474 579 95 629 458 2,066 576 344 406 708
174,217
23.79%
36
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST l O, 1982 FOR COMMISSIONER OF LABOR
COUNTY
(Incumbent) SAM CALDl~ELL
Appling
Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin Banks Barrow
Bartow Ben Hi 11
Berrien Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke Butts
Calhoun Camden Candler Carroll
Catoosa Charlton
Chatham
Chattahoochee Chattooga
Cherokee Clarke Cla_y
Clayton Clinch
Cobb Coffee
Colquitt Columbia
Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
Dade Dawson
Decatur DeKalb Dodqe
Dooly Dougherty
2,732
737 l , 188
720 4,722
l, 544 3, 187 4,306 2,302 2,454 14,409 1,832 1,608 1,580 1,407 3,507 2, l 09 1,925
1,225 l ,320 1,011 5,454 2,411 l , 171 15,688
228
3,588 6,011
8,658 308
14, 195
722 26,045 3,423
4,044 4,735
2,542 4,182 1,032 2,776
514 871 2,726
43,888 2,321
1,390 13,667
37
COUNTY
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
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST l O, l 982 FOR COMMISSIONER OF LABOR
(Incumbent) SAM CALDWELL
7,037 1,488
373 2,270 4,358 3,281 l, 113
887 3,784 10,116 3,488 2,056 56,616
724
288 6,773
3,729
2,949 2,182 16,996 3,469 ll ,824
747 2,580 l, 974 l, 576 1,037 4,569 10,086
1,072
3,010 l, 195 1,478 2, 160 1,687 l , 131 2,440 1,747
879 5,361 l ,378 l, 769
890 768 6,023 1,339 l ,611
38
COUNTY
Madison Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Mi 11 er 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 Tattna 11 Taylor Telfair Terre 11 Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen Troup
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982 FOR COMMISSIONER OF LABOR
(Incumbent) SAM CALD\IJELL
2,060 860
1,600 1,844 3,392
667 3,202 2,671
748
l, 772
l ,813 19,606 5,027 l, 762 l , 313 3,418 2,639 1,041 1,998 l ,455 4,294 1,686 l , 717
324 1,438 l, 560 13,043 5,285
436
l, 725
1,069 5,426 2,426
754 2,788 l , l 02
397 2,209 1,285 l, 756 l ,212 4,266 3,621 2,557
506 898 5,670
39
COUNTY
Turner Twiggs Union Upson Walker Walton Ware ~Jarren Washington Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST l O, 1982 FOR COMMISSIONER OF LABOR
(Incumbent) SAM CALDWELL
1,607 1,259
683 4,623 4,225 2,666 5,221
754 2,424 2,224
377
l, l 05 1,959 7,419 1,705 1,993 1,593 2,312
TOTAL GRAND TOTAL - 605,210 PERCENT
605,210 100%
40
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982 FOR PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER
(To Succeed Bobby Pafford)
COUNTY
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hi 11 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 Douqherty
(Incumbent) BOBBY PAFFORD
2,481 758
l , l 05 681
4,371 l ,499 2,975 3,740 2,213 2,498 12,881 l ,657 l , 517 l ,383 1,256 3,375 1,911 1,867 l , 198 l, 174
937 5,031 2,360 l ,089 12,370
207 3,435 5,688 8,176
285 13,521
711 21,667 3,128 3,920 4,330 2,577 3,956
942 2,514
465 834 2,485 40,697 2,016 l, 348 12,195
41
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST l O, 1982 FOR PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER
(To Succeed Bobby Pafford)
COUNTY
(Incumbent) BOBBY PAFFORD
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
6,527 1,497
348 2,062 4,264 2,667
994 744 3,658 9,045 3,044
l ,972
51,313 570 259
6,002 3,332 2,776 2,033 16,738 3,057 11,295
604 2,521 l , 755 l ,456
965
4,211 9,478 1,037 2,923 l , l 03 l ,298 l ,846 l , 5 71 l , 134 2,231 1,598
913
4,317 l ,348 l ,692
826 685 5,797 l , 29 l 1,363
42
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST l O, 1982 FOR PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER
(To Succeed Bobby Pafford)
COUNTY
(Incumbent) BOBBY PAFFORD
Madison Marion
McDuffie !kintosh
Meriwether Mi 11 er
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
l ,886 816
1,472 1,633
3,334 608
3,110
2,528 734
l ,702
1,664 19,036 4,461 l , 715
1,287 3,067 2,510
911
1,852
1,384 4,063
l ,589 l ,527
232 1,280 l ,522 10,898
4,911 398
l ,550 1,030 4,926 2,258
680 2,632 l ,019
374 l, 784
l , 201
l ,433 l , 129
4,033 3,783
2,079
432
875 5,666
43
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST l O, 1982 FOR PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER
(To Succeed Bobby Pafford)
COUNTY
(Incumbent) BOBBY PAFFORD
Turner Twiggs
Union Upson ~la l ker Walton Ware
Warren Washington Wayne
Webster Wheeler White Whitfield
Wilcox
Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
1,578 1,203
638
4,454 4,179 2,437 4,915
662 2,366 1,839
351 1 ,023
1,893 6,838 1,704
1 ,801 1,226 1,937
TOTAL
555,642
GRAND TOTAL - 555,642
PERCENT
100%
44
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST l O, 1982 FOR PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER (To Succeed Ford B. Spinks)
COUNTY
Appling Atkinsorl Bacon Baker Bal d1:Jin Ban'i<S Barrsw B;:.1rtow J3e,, Hi 11
B~rrien
b-,bb
B7eckley 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
JOHN F. COLLINS
l , 731 512
770
491 2,405
902 1,748 2,854 l ,032 l , 251 8,678 1,089
976 733 731 1,458 1,062 997 467 89G
429 3,000 l, 381
688 7,272
126 l , 9.10 3,471 4,756
151 8,716
398 17 ,441 2,033 2,059 2,268 l ,041 2,215
599 l, 334
353 547 l ,587 25,262 1,424 800 6,785
45
(Incumbent) FORD B. SPINKS
1,406 417 807 418
2,839 939
l, 917 2,033
l ,511
1,874 8,217 1,064
883 l , 189
894 2,545 l ,283 l , 166
836 610 714 2,923 2,059 709 12,279 123 2,079 3,428 5,587 242 7,037 454 12,281 2,003 2,853 2,927
l, 610 2,534
538 l ,636
284
515
1,607 24,193 l ,338
912 7,308
COUNTY
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
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST l O, 1982 FOR PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER
(To Succeed Ford B. Spinks)
JOHN F. COLLINS
3,980 667
213
1 , 175 2,332 1,605
481 466 2 '~()() 6,934 1,924 1,110 28,339 395
184
3,237 2,180 1 , 621
889 9,377 1,975 6,793
325 1,360 l, 085
924 589 2,615 5,536 561 l ,435 601 742 1,023 691 811 1,389
872
496 3,190
724
953 402 360
2,726
857 770
46
(Incumbent) FORD B. SPINKS
3,799 967 215
,_I , ' 442
z~f45
2, ".l 6
; ~'9
2, 4,zcw9.-
4,899 l ,838
l , l 6Q0
32,019 321 214
3,653 2,017 1,656 l ,585 8,980 1,947 6,509
458 1,445 1,093
878 621 2,538 6,118 799 1,826 664 866 1,299 1,030 815 l ,450 997 599 2,969 881 l, 091 616 454 3,845 772 l , 016
COUNTY
Madison Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Mi 11 er 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 Tattna 11 Taylor Telfair Terrell Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen Troup
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST l O, 1982 FOR PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER
(To Succeed Ford B. Spinks)
JOHN F. COLLINS
l , 135 444 743 916
1,794 378
l , 931 l, 358
583 792
l , 116
l O, 190 2,287
844 612 2,010 l , 167 594 905 810 2,774 927 948 165 839 743 6,834 2,787 187 792 628 3,258 l, 279
411
l ,282 519 227
l , 215 555
969
647 2,434 l , 919 l , 751
287 514 2,431
47
(Incumbent) FORD B. SPINKS
l , 161 566
l ,039 l , 148 2,474
389 2,130 1,770
578 l ,364 l ,020 12,181 3,059 l ,211 l ,003
l, 911
1,800 564
l ,290 929
2,324 1,017
899
236
726
l , 139 7,618 3, 189
286 1,084
783 2,904 l ,493
440
l, 909
715 354 l, 380 l, 076 977 713 2,316 3,073 1,234 213 535 4,561
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST l O, 1982 FOR PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER
(To Succeed Ford B. Spinks)
COUNTY
Turner Twiggs Union Upson Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson ~forth
TOTAL
GRAND TOTAL - 686,247
PERCENT
JOHN F. COLLINS
761 644 502 2,208 2,440 1,427 2,749 344 l , 31 O 1,348 226 696
l , 111
3,919 948 869 696
1,226
329,298
47.99%
(Incumbent) FORD B. SPINKS
1,097 l, l 07
665 2,928 2,485 l, 510
3, 116
484 l, 748
778
201 742 l , 145 4,185 l ,063 1,284 999 l ,480
356,949
52.01%
48
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA
COUNTY
(To succeed Hardy Gregory, Jr.,
for the unexpired term of Jesse Groover Bowles, resigned, beginning November 2, 1982, expiring December 31, 1986)
(To succeed Thomas 0. Marshall)
KEEGAN FEDERAL
HARDY___REGORY, JR.
THOMAS 0. MARSHALL
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin Banks Barrow ' Bartow
Ben Hi 11 Berrien Bibb Bleckley Brantley
Brooks Bryan Bulloch Burke
Butts Calhoun Camden Candler Carro 11
Catoosa Charlton
Chatham Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay Clayton Clinch Cohb Coffee Colquitt
Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp
1,098 369 462 239
1,498 648
1,257 1,846
482 857 6,302 708 593 483 426 1,015 552
800 300 611 249 2,358
896 429 6,106 70 1,181 2,437 3,408
87 6,427
238 14,155
1.456 1,519 1,534
659 1,646
342 465
1,968 596
1,047 633
3,720 1,149 2,335 2,673 2,091 2,183 9,954 1,471 1,214 l,:l32 1,148 2,884
L773 1,380 1,011
787 828 3,597
2,428 944
13,400 176
2,656 4,296 6,743
285 9,563
576 15,672
2,493 3,248
3,616 1,853 2,946
755 3,055
2,458 655
1,031 617
4,184 1,460
2,912 3,266
2,197 2,304 12,496 1,616 1,479
1,461 J.,254 3,116 1,837 1,804 1,174 1,054
811 4,964 2,309 1,081 12,486
204 3,428 5,554 8,174
276
12~961 617
24,345 2,911 4,125 4,311 2,546
4,003
911
2,477
49
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
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA
KEEGAN FEDERAL
219 389 961 35,534 832 396 3,842 2,636 459 113 665 1,852 1,111 256 255 1,713 5,028 1,458 843 29,250 259 111 2,105 1,395 778 614 7,705 1,301 4,423 190 980 741 623 433 1,983 3,530 318 1,029 372 566 621 471 493 788 628
HARDY GREGORY, JR.
391 615 2,251 18,761 1,899 1,706 10,225 4,888 1,223 300 1,863 2,653 2,155 966 631 2,619 6,588 2,422 1,373 36,279 379 258 4,806 2,590 2,233 1,781 10,720 2,478 8,623 538 1,732 1,444 1,146 731 3,093 8,146 1,033 2,165 885 1,016 1,683 1,347 1,051 2,039 1,114
THOMAS 0. MARSHALL
435 782 2,484 39,205 1.920 1,387 12,037 6,301 1,425 345 1,991 4,109 2,784 956 717 3,678 8,949 3,142 1,947 48,188 503 256 5,945 3,170 2,770 2,040 16,440 3,052 11,222 568 2,364 1,756 1,431 962 4,109 9,491 1,013 2,637 1,090 1,218 1,817 1,472 1,116 2,098 1,445
50
Lanier Laurens
Lee Liberty
Lincoln Long Lowndes Lumpkin Macon Madison Marion McDuffie
McIntosh Meriwether Mi 11 er Mitchel 1 Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe
Paulding Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph
Richmond Rockda 1e Schley
Screven Seminole Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA
KEEGAN FEDERAL
231 1,507
366 681 264 206 1,739 574 371 690 270 354 455 1,190 222 930 817 338 536 704 8,899 1,882 656 359 1,518 681 363 465 552 1,775 475 436 96 499 462 4,631 3,897 115 388 391 2,327 858 228 686
HARDY GREGORY, JR.
726 4,213 1,188 1,221
710 607 4,958 1,009 1,434 1,502 724 1,295 1,616 3,029 513 2,882 2,271 685 1,553 1,368 14,197 3,281 1,347 1,137 2,238 2,265 723 1,596 1,104 3,133 1,482 1,438 272 970 1,360 9,578 2,301 354 1,440 940 3,795 1,857 600 2,420
THOMAS 0. MARSHALL
811 4,568 1,255 1,446
817 636 5,456 1,235 1,550 1,865 785 1,398 1,648 3,346 605 2,913 2,556
710 1,592 1,604 18,711 3,960 1,683 1,169 3,000 2,498
853 1,752 1,348 3,975 1,567 1,487
292 1,195 1,508 11,004 4,845
414 1,520 1,047 4,985 2,189
722 2,705
51
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA
KEEGAN FEDERAL
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
300 152 704 343 539 330 1,206 1,130 804 170 296 1,790
472
402
310
1,569 1,517
959 1,531
168 691 1,245 128 432
651 2,793
420 493 374 702
-TOT- AL
254 .182
GRAND TOTAL - 686,673
PERCENT
HARDY GREGORY, JR.
940 408 1,685 1.213 1,358 1,008 3,537 3,146 1,887 353 705 5,100 1.377 1,288 803 3,379 3,283 1,913 4,232 615 2,195 863 298
910
1,549 5.311 1,691 1,636 1,268 1.890
432,491
62.98%
THOMAS 0. MARSHALL
990 362 1,800 1,191 1,345 1,120 3,929 3,431 2,037 430 889 5,375 1,437 1,211 599 4,320 4,034 2,330 4,241 629 2.346 1,625 364 964 1,832 6,705 1,661 1,789 1,283 2,158
543,288
100%
52
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STA1E DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST i O, 1982
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA
(To Succeed Robert H. Jordan)
-CO-UN-T-Y
RICHARD BELL
JACK DORSEY
--
TONY HIGHT
WILLIS B. -H--U-N- -T-, - -J-R- -.-
IRWIN W. ~_TOL Z_~~~
Appling
Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin Banks BarrmJ Bartmv Ben Hi 11 Berrien
Bibb 07 Bleckley w Brantley
Brooks Bryan
Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden Candler
Carro 11 Catoosa Charlton Chatham Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke
1,034
311 477 320 1,919
740 1 , 291 1 , 651
724 818 6,236 771 619 635 744 l ,811 l, 116
807 429 674 504 2,094 969 483 8,139 103 1, 614
2,616
3,208
930
360 498
292 l, 489
600 1,295 1,666
913 1,384 5,099
722 483 669 465 l, 207 594 729 423 477 292 2,364 611 295 5,982
67 922 2,323
2,406
"137
258
70
63
115
102
50
56
230
470
99
73
158
140
232
533
87
150
134
162
645
5,008
81
301
177
131
67
142
77
108
147
220
115
195
75
174
68
144
l 09
105
36
79
293
423
137
371
92
114
986
1,465
13
18
194
198
264
366
323
754
150 52 54 112 492 49 251 321 291 182 708 49 92 107 53 112 92 85 90 80 46 238 339 76 l, 779 10 472 213
876
ROBERT H. (BOB) ~~ALLING
562
96
207 140 527 232 401 352 264 318 1,288 219 371 136 166 382 237 301 155 198 108 475 693 336 975
25 431 754 2,245
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST i O, 1982
FOR
ASSOCIATE
JUSTICE,
SUPREME
COURT
OF
GEORGIA -
(To Succeed Robert H. Jordan)
-CO-UN-T-Y
RICHARD BELL
JACK DORSEY
-------
TONY -HI-G-HT-
WILLIS B. -H-U-N-T-,--J-R-~.
IRWIN W. ~T_OLZ, JR.
Clay Clayton
Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt Columbia
Cook Coweta
Crawford Crisp U7 Dade +" Dawson Decatur
DeKalb Dodge
Dooly Dougherty
Douglas Early Echols Effingham
Elbert
Emanuel Evans
Fannin Fayette Floyd
Forsyth Franklin
Fulton
149 5, 138
243 10,529
l, 534 l, 449 2, 14 l
792 1,832
472 l , 164
182
365 l, 031
22,765 -1,013
683 4,933 3,155
502 l 06 l, 203 l, 499 l, 034
530
390 l ,788 4,465 l, 437
895 18,356
105 5,546
327 9,739 l , 313 l, 626 l, 223 l , 129 l , 578
259 988 124
373 989 ll ,072
814 552 4,053 2,348
434 132
773 842 l, 984
388
169 l , 301 2,649 l, 573
610 20,579
15. 787
56 l , 014 . 226
187 220 l 01 217 38 105 50 26 128 l , 014 454 71 565 328 172 10
67 322 222 36
34 200 562 i73 124 2,739
38 907
56 l, 585
418 303 330 154 302 172 285 73
35 499 3,310 307 227 l, 060 330 269
23 l 08 414
115 65
65 166 824 208 140 5,446
20 779 57 l , 704 161 526 221
135 167 32 110 56 30 227 3,407 85
58 2,312
300 89 23
86 237
84 44 60 202 585 166
53 7,909
ROBERT H. (BOB) WALLING
37 2, 179
111 4, 151
328 691 732 188 460 204 298 97 145 318 10,485 221 134 l , 343 854 169 46 236 l , 17 4 l 08 131 154 509 2, 136 377 392 7,496
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STA1E DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST i O, 1982
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA( To Succeed Robert H. Jordan)
C-OU-N-TY-
RICHARD -B-E-LL- -
JACK -DO-R-S-EY-
TONY HIGHT
WILLIS B. -H--U- -N--T-,---J-R--.-
IRWIN W. STO~Z, JR.
Gilmer
Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady Greene Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock Haralson U7 Harris U7 Hart Heard Henry
Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper
Jeff Davis Jefferson
Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty
179
144 l, 291 1,439 l , 213 l, 029 7,875 l, 609 4,921
243 l, 088
973
708 477 2, 144 1,435 407 1,283 432 418 1,049
681 576 l , 117
794 336 l, 663 592
979
190
130 745 l , 124 1,072 580 4,959 l , 115
4,377 222
l , 172 449 355 448
1,536 854 507
l, 069 427 810 569 533 471 838
557 342 2,383 455 587
17
54
19
11
295
335
177
307
110
148
362
120
451
l, 392
137
200
448
835
72
111
97
l 02
95
150
181
149
64
46
209
278
342
9,725
55
78
173
149
75
88
67
89
97
210
64
126
78
81
128
364
98
184
52
70
398
243
52
71
42
163
395
5 292 436 178
59 755 168 792
58
72 170
66 25 547 129 79 88 75
60 94. 62 116 67
87 32 l, 411 178
66
ROBERT H. (BOB) WALLING
34 38 4,540 385 459 237 2,436 520 l ,443 80 204 291 309 124 229 395 147 474 176 164 287 335 169 282
144 114 186 147 136
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STJ\TE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST iO, 1982
FOR
ASSOCIATE
JUSTICE,
SUPREME
COURT
OF
GEORGIA -
(To Succeed Robert H. Jordan)
-C-OU-N-T-Y-
RICHARD BELL
JACK DORSEY
-------
TONY HIGHT
WILLIS B. -H-U--N--T-,---JR--.-
IRWIN W.
STOJ_Z ~B-~
Lincoln
Long
Lowndes
Lumpkin
Macon
Madison
Marion
McDuffie
McIntosh
Meriwether
Mill er
J7 Mitchell
::J)
Monroe
Montgomery
Morgan
Murray
Muscogee
Newton
Oconee
Oglethorpe
Paul ding
Peach
Pickens
Pierce
Pike
Polk
Pulaski
Putnam
Quitman
Rabun
Randolph
403 306 l, 867 564
688 770 414 634 717 l, 585 494 l , 157
932
372 834 757 9,072 2,696
659 555 l, 400 l, 055
374 629 550 2,438 579 725 132
534 517
290 292 2,133 512 504 679 302 396 639 l, 368 153 l, 393 987
386 695 564 5,020 l, 390
648 458 l, 370
599 498 583 389
l, 115 535 488 l 04
448 285
44 42 233 75
90 98 38 237 92 243 26 86 171
43 55
130 l, 022
278
72 41 147 189 34 248 47
215 126 164 57
59 63
116 45
l, 034
77
306 129 74 205 14 l
335 32 191 435 62 106 203 l , 915 284 73 76 342 924 81 120 49
351 316 284 64
91 798
27 32
324 61 129 78 53 65 60 130 53
439 94 46 64 128 2,398 148 97 41 l 08 52
59 256 61
149 31 59 13
51 69
ROBERT H. (BOB) \~ALL lNG
123 99 805 201 127 378 l 07 221 499 439 42 528 467 112 280 201 2,482 528 318 310 415 191 110 359 159 727 375 209 25 288 111
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA. (To Succeed Robert H. Jordan)
-CO-U-NT-Y
RICHARD -BE- LL -
JACK DORSEY
--------
TONY HIGHT
WILLlS B. -H-U--N-T--, --J-R--.-
IRWIN W. STOLZ, JR.
Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot Taliaferro
(Jl
........ Tattnall Taylor Telfair
Terre 11
Thomas Tift
Toombs Towns Treutlen Troup Turner
Twiggs Union Upson Walker Walton Ware Warren
6,309 3,373
175 919 421 2,131 1,091 326 949
538 194
958 628
671 524 l, 759 l, 491 1,070
213 323 2,449
568 546
373 2,078 l, 043
l , 124 l ,844
345
3,064 l, 164
140 468 397 l, 731 744 207
871 331 180
802 464
680
309 l , 57 4 l, 468
1,038 152
335 2,110
766
474
363 l, 372
560 l , 018 1,255
217
566
l, 641
306
227
17
18
56
l 05
l 07
124
422
623
119
190
36
156
l 06
170
50
169
36
33
139
138
136
239
120
295
105
160
192
336
264
237
11 l
167
9
32
27
58
354
627
74
137
57
168
25
85
209
514
153
443
141
155
871
455
38
69
943 187
53 70
79 807 113 46 703 76
9 73 30 73 127 434 483 68 22 131 377 87 45
27 117 2,038
l 06 l ,057
29
ROBERT H. (BOB) ---~~o-JA-L-L-lNG
2,171 751 48 190 237 627 370 79 311 120 67 317 132 203 129 489 343 292 88 112 903 177 377 160 533 630 363 629 82
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST i O, 1982
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA -
(To Succeec Robert H. Jordan)
cournv
--------
RICHARD BELL
-------
JACK DORSEY
-------
TONY HIGHT
WILLIS B. HUNT, JR.
----------
IRWIN W. STOLZ_,_ JR.
Washington
l ,Oll
l, 095
116
194
l 09
Wayne
762
l, 086
327
172
116
\ ebs ter
163
135
20
34
26
Wheeler
513
477
62
74
55
White
l , Ol 5
613
49
138
57
Whitfield
2,744
2,205
325
827
910
Wilcox
642
738
96
154
57
Wilkes
982
701
127
147
85
Wilkinson
591
859
94
128
51
Worth
839
l , 057
86
382
209
U1
co
-------
-TO-T-AL-
249,831
GRAND TOTAL - 681,817
198,468
----
30,542
65,716
49,418
PERCENT
36.64%
29. 11 %
4.48%
9.64%
7.25%
ROBERT H. (BOB) WALLING
343 393 37 142 252 746 240 305 93 142
87,842
12.88%
-C-O-U-N-T-Y-
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin Banks Barrow Ba rtov1 (.Jl Ben Hill I..O Berrien Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden Candler Carro 11 Cc1 toosa Charlton Chatham Chattahoochee
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA
(To succeed Charles Longstreet Weltner for the unexpirerl term of Hiram K. Undercofler, resigned, beginning November 2, 1982, expiring December 31,
1982)
-MA-RG-IE-PI-TT-S -HA-ME-S
1,082 470 516 321
1,416 679
1.133 1,501
739 975 6,151 606 676 630 538 1,173 682 648 405 636 314 2,090 945 458 8,675 97
fHAR~ES LONGSTREET WELTNER
1,822 420 936 496
3,584 1,124 2,534 2,894 1,738 1,715 9,137 1,423 1,059 1,261
957 2,598 1,. 561 1,546
904 695 680 3,767 2,395 839 6,279 136
(For a full six year term beginning January 1, 1983)
MARGlt PITTS HAMES CHARLES LONGSTREET WELTNff
1,115
469 524
310 1,450
723 1,124 1,432
751 1,069 5,832
612 793 509 638 1,141
710 609 389
629 315 2,105 1,003 487 8,102 90
1,768
411 868
500 3,403 1,102 2,511
2,800
1,737 1,723 8,546 1,416 1,071 1,242
931 2,567 1,508 1,480
894
697 656 3,965 2,244
794 5,802
133
COIJNTY
Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay Clayton Cl inch Cobb Coffee Colquitt Columbia Cook Coweta ~ Crawford Crisp Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dod9e Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols Effingham Elbert Ernanue l Evans
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA
(To Succeed Charles Longstreet Weltner)
(For a Full Six Year Term)
MARGIE PITTS HAMES
CHARLES LONGSTREET WELTNER MARGIE PITTS HAMES CHARLES LONGSTREET WELTNER
1,167
2,339 3,790
121 5,358
405 11,769 1,425 1,536 2,022
862 1,329
360 858
203 351 1,005 18,259 900 425 5,479
2,380
533 147 687 1,617 1,126 303
2,710
4,419 6,769
276 11,190
434 19,570 2,230 3,101 3,204
1,664 3,291
679 1,947
398 668 1,996 35,679 1,610 1,170 8,952 5,278 1,136 253 1,718 2,854 2,248 826
1,164 2,373
3,750 125
5,274 421
11,191 1,445 1,511 2,050
876 1,294
369 856 193 342 1,041 18,056 895 426 5,081 2,362
524 144
685 1,639 1,095
321
2,696 4,310 6,658
245
10,777
428 19,015 2,157 3,032 3,042 1,625 3,206
674 1,901
402 650 1,952 34,681 1,575 1,135 8,669 5,190 1,126 194 1,715 2,831 2,220
813
-C-O-U-N-T-Y-
Fannin Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady cr, Greene --' Gwinnett Habersham Hall Hancock Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA
( To Succeed Charles Longstreet Weltner)
( For q Full Six Year Term)
MARGIE PITTS HAMES
-CH-ARLES-L-ON-GS-TR-EET WELTNER
MARGIE PITTS HAMES CHARLES LONGSTREET WELTNER
274
L 293 4,151
1,193 844
24,151 255 114
2,806 1,238
871 804 6,231 1,393 4,149
219 906
776 622 409 1,613 3,877 398 1,103 374 504 666 634 568 800
592 3,194 7,363 2,633 1,441 49,984
551 242 4,409 2,646
2,214 1,623 12,513 2,371 8,858
454 1,876
1,330 1,121
734 3,597 7,399
844 2,090
885 945 1,509 1,123
1,005 1,862
265 1,284 4,053
1,237
817 21,994
230 124 2,868 1,255
902 761
6,299 1,334 4,248
251 906
781 624
393 1,606 3,879
394 1,081
392 509
648 606
546 569
601 3,097 7,104
2,630 1,440
46,932
427 230 4,418 2,558
2,181 1,634
12,287 2,342 8,722
416 1,513
1,277
1,116
766 3,600 7,266
844 2,058
858 920 1,508 1,124
980 1,830
COUNl Y
--------- -
Lamar Lanier Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln Lonq Lowndes Lumpkin Macon Madison Marion McDuffie m McIntosh N Meri\vether Miller Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk Pulaski Putnam Quitman
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST l O, 1982
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA
(To Succeed Charles Longstreet Weltner)
(For a Full Six Year Term)
MARGIE PITTS HAMES
CHARLES LONGSTREET WELTNER MARGIE PITTS HAMES CHARLES LONGSTREET WELTNER
570 290 l , 611
607 738 376 279 2,197
537 525 768 325 498 778 l, 365
198 l, 204 l , ll l
378 660 752 8,287 l, 473 685 550 l, 344
864 327 589 514 1,820
552 568
l 09
l , 187 613
3,941 959
l , 037 637 488
4,308 l , 056 l , 164 l , 414
635 l , l 98
l 23 l 2,800
520 2,623 2,031
650 l , 516 l , 214 14,274 4, l 67 l, 384 l ,071 2,292 l, 928
809 1,430 l , 055 3, 122 l, 280 l, 275
243
553 306 l, 536 581
707 377
264 2,252
548 527 775 330 515
754 l, 375
206 l; 173
l , 021 383 617 774
8,077 l , 418
682 517 l, 285 897 333 616 555 l, 784 557 560 105
l , 197
602 3,706
946 993 625 471 4,238
l , 017 l , 122 l ,378
603 l , 201 l , 195 2,725
493
2,540 l ,968
605 l ,474 l , 183 l3, 583 3,939 l, 346 l, 040 2,371 l ,852
786 l , 366 l , 125 3,074 l , 26 l l , 207
235
COUNTY
Rabun
Randolph
Richmond
Roe kda le
Schley
Screven
Seminole
Spalding
Stephens
Stewart
Sumter
Talbot
Taliaferro
CJ)
w
Ta ttna 11
Taylor
Telfair
Terrell
Thomas
Tift
Toombs
Towns
Treutlen
Troup
Turner
Twiggs
Union
Upson
Walker
Walton
Ware
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA
(To Succeed Charles Longstreet Weltner)
( For a Full Six Year Term)
MARGIE PITTS HAMES CHARLES LONGSTREET WELTNER
MARGIE PITTS HAMES CHARLES LONGSTREET WELTNER
505 578 6,374 l, 713
106 502 447 2,015
813 269 777 399 166 734 442 649 385 l , 337 1,356
902 169 348 1,960 635 743 298 l , 719 1,628
827 1,840
947 l, 220
8,328 4,448
347 l , 251
930 4, l 03 l ,839
515 2,306
801 410 l, t145 l , 139
1,011 913
3,201 2,808 l , 551
353 639 4,890 l , 130
982 838 3,365 3,221 l, 998 3,705
535 597 6,574 l, 693 109 509 442 2,026
842
277
769 395 164 760 412
632 369 l, 354 l, 362 865 180 342 2,055 641
709 291 l , 71 0
l. 660 1 ,814 l ,846
911 l , 152
8, 123 4,419
353 l, 223
934 4,027 l, 775
502 2.286
779 381 l, 585 l , 153
995 918 3,153 2,876 1,487
339 630 4,971 1,085
955 799 3,202 3,110 l, 954 3,623
COUNTY
Warren Washington Wayne Webster Wheeler White i1hi tf i el d i1i l cox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
TOTAL
GRAND TOTAL
-PERCENT-
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR ASSOCIATE JUS rICE, SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA
(To Succeed Charles Longstreet Weltner)
(For a Full Six Year Term)
MARGIE PITTS HAMES CHARLES LONGSTREET WELTNER
MARGIE PITTS HAMES CHARLES LONGSTREET WELTNER
242 707 984
137
522
707
2,914 697 591 432 869
520 1,997
962 263 826 l , 519 5, 111
l, 244
1,468 l ,022
l, 606
231 719
859 146
495 700 2,830
788
604 743 l , 01 9
524 2,007
867 260
816 l ,478
5,222
l 141 l, 459
410 l ,493
236,435 34.50%
685,337
448,902 65,50%
233,309 34.90%
668,51.4
435,205 65. l 0%
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STA TE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR JUDGE, COURT OF APPEALS OF GEORGIA
(To Succeed Self)*
(For a Full Six Year ferm beg. l-l-83)
( To Succeed Self)
COUNTY
MARION T. POPE, JR.
MARION T. POPE, JR.
J. KELLEY QUILLIAN
Appling
Atkinson Bacon
Baker Ba.ldwin
Banks Barrow Bartow
Ben Hi 11 Berrien Bibb Bleckley :Brantley Brooks Bryan Bulloch Burke
Butts Calhoun Camden Candler Carro 11 Catoosa Charlton Chatham Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee . Colquitt columbia
Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp Dade Dawson Decatur De Ka 7 b
Dodge
2,432
663 l , 01 6
625 4,305 l, 498 3,031 3,596 2,166 2,287 11 , 254 l, 632
1,433 l, 428 l, 222 3, 121 1,829 l, 843 1, 154
945 819 5,022 2,275 l , 061 10,937
197
3,464 6,122 7,955
283 12,652
647 22,621 2,970 3,329
4,384 2,560 3,948
906 2,434
455 822 2,479 40,743
1 , 93 7
2,421
667 l , 01 O
625 4,269 l, 476
3,036 3,460
2, 195 2,289 10,890 l , 635
l ,440 l, 474 1, 196 3,067 i ,834
l, 794 1 , 112
945 836 4,891 2,269 1,060 10,460 208 3,439 6,014 7,828 273 12,355 634 22,282 2,946 3,364 4,256 2,555 3,750 899 2,407 443 804 2,428 40,380
l . 94 l
2,565
675 l , 019
835 4,346 l, 465 3, 119 3,266 2,079 2,349 10,922 l, 660 l, 489 l ,475 l , 120 3,680 l ,843
l , 786 1 , 144 1,110
824 4,915 2, 146 1,077 10,367
202 3,457 5,623 7,645
274 12,215
625 22,314 3,006 2,832
4, 171 2,450 3,732
920 2,455
468 824 2,564 40, 193 1 , 985
*To Succeed Marion T. Pope, Jr. for the unexpired term of George r. Smith, resigned.
beg. Nov. 2, 1982, expiring Dec. 31 , 1982. 65
COUNTY
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
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STAfE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR JUDGE, COURT OF APPEALS OF GEORGIA
(To Succeea Self)*
MARION T. POPE, JR.
l, 336 12. 188 6,263
l, 434 327
l, 984 4, 135 2,610
923 844 3,639 9,020 3, 133 2,007 45,264 692 259 5,841 3,384 2,726 2,083 16,308 3,057 ll, 234 549 2,509 l , 718 l. 434 932 4, 123 9,448 l, 018 2,710 1 , l 08 l. 059 1,878 l, 497 l , 134 2,216 1,486
779 4,254 l, 323 l, 399
832 630 5,431
(For a Full Six Year ferm beg. l-l-83)
MARION T. POPE, JR.
1 , 312 li,818 6,272 1 , 413
349 1,947 4, 121 2,574
938 814 3,569 8,891 3,070 2,019 43,516 646 260 5,714 3,340 2,715 2,039 l 5, 941 3,043 11 , 210 546 2,503 1 , 697 1 , 419 936 4,008 9,369 998 2,666 l, 099 1 , 07 5 1,840 l , 467 l , 113
2. 192
1,473
785 4, 146 l .303 l , 380
819 642 5,356
(To Succeed Self)
J. KELLEY QUILLIAN
1,355 11,433 6,340
l, 444 358
2,008 4,078 2,516
943 742 3,546 8,965 2,837 l , 983 42,882 474 267 5,754 3,222 2,647 1,948 15,936 3, 139 11 , 485 562 2,262 l, 750 l , 397 918 3,991 9,492 989 3,136 1 , 085 l , 14 l l , 933 l , 534 l , l 07 2,224 l , 426
821 4, 143
l, 277
l , 365 813 643
5,433
66
COUNTY
Lumpkin Macon Madison Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Mi 11 er 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
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST l O, 1982
FOR JUDGE, COURT OF APPEALS OF GEORGIA
(To Succeed Self)* MARION T. POPE, JR.
(For a Full Six Year Te rm beg . l - l - S3)
M;.'\RION T. POPE, JR.
(To Succeed Se ff) J. KELLEY QUI LLIA_t:!_
l, 272 l, 401 l ,856
781 l ,429 l, 645 3,344
613 3,024 2,544
659 l , 633 l , 617 18,970 4,290 1 , 671 l, 27 4 3,021 2,371
978 1. 701 l, 368 3,846 l, 582
1,495 284
l, 203 1, 391
11,892 4,687
393 1 , 522 l ,052 4,925
2,212 661
2,628 981 372
l, 694 l, 143 l , 313
l, 099 3.936 3,526 2,021
412
l, 270 l , 381 l ,825
757 l, 422 l, 638 3,324
593 3,004 2,464
659 l, 628 l , 631 18.388 4,148 1,670 1 , 221 3,032 2,359
955 l , 719 1,364 3,842 1,549 l, 479
289 l , 185 l. 404
11,172
4,517
389 l , 516 l. 024 4,882
2, 195
653 2,560 l, 001
357 l , 702 1 ,067
l , 314
l , l 00 3,877
3,508 l, 975
416
l , 271 l , 314
l ,896 762
l ,437 l , 662
2,866 598
3, 173 2,486
656 l, 647 1 , 64 l 17,898 4, 125 l, 670 1 , 239 3,045 2,376
895 l , 716 l, 333
4,073 l, 584
l, 501 307
l, 244 l, 442
10, 165 4,517
398 1 , 551 l, 034 4,377
2,241
668 2,638
991 356 l , 711
l , l 05
l, 290 1 , l 32 3,720
3,361 l , 913
436
67
COUNTY
Treutlen Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield Wilcox Wi 1kes Wilkinson Worth
TOTAL
PERCENT
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR JUDGE, COURT OF APPEALS OF GEORGIA
(To Succeed Self)*
(For a Full Six Year rerm beg. 1-1-83)
(To Succeed Self)
MARION T. POPE, JR.
MARION T. POPE, JR.
J. KELLEY QUILLIAti
872 5,595
1,495 l, 290
539 4,301 4, 132 2,310
4,693 640
2,317
l, 348 357
985 1,835
6,917 1,809
l, 775 1 , 179 2,126
878 5,600
1,508 l, 264
595 4,235
4,059 2,244 4,658
636
2,295 1,369
338
969 l, 811
6,785 l, 775 1,760 1 , 113 2,059
875 5,566 1 , 518 1 , 221
608 4,260 4,002 2,329 4,723
688
2,234 1,437
341 954 l ,870 6,552 1 , 667 1,684 1,087 2,014
538,901 100%
529,296 100%
526,166 100%
68
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE SPECIAL DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY ELECTION
AUGUST 31, 1982 CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS l, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
69
70
- COU-NT-Y
Brantley Bryan Bulloch Burke Camden Candler Chatham Effingham Emanuel Evans Glynn Jenkins Liberty Long McIntosh Montgomery Screven Tattnall Toombs Wayne
TOTAL
PERCENT
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE SPECIAL DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY tLECTION
AUGUST 3 l 1982
-U.- -S.- -RE-P-RE-S-EN-T-AT-IV-E 98th CONGRESS
FIRST DISTRICT
PHILLIPS HAMILTON
71 100 75 338 193 38 l, 264 97 163 l 01 144 133 65 48 46 61 l 02 114 252 99
3,504
4.33%
BUD HERRIN
166 57 28 157 342 32 168 53 69 112 224 61 19 27 61 l 5 58 62 86 - -7-1
l ,862
2.30%
BOBBY L. HILL
57 170 592 291 182 130 4,204 203 228 237 428 124 339 87 277 113 176 267 274 95
8,474
l 0. 48~i
CHARLIE HOLM
29 118 347 335 l 01 180 l , 631 197 97 75 174 210 64 47 133 21 419 68 88
28
4,362
5.40%
(continued)
71
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE SPECIAL DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY t:: i._ ECT ION
AUGUST 31, 1982
-u.- - s.- R-E-PR-E-SE-NTATIVE 98th CONGRESS
FIRST DISTRICT (continued)
- COUN- TY
Brantley Bryan Bulloch Burke Camden Candler Chatham Effingham Emanuel Evans Glynn Jenkins Liberty Long McIntosh Montgomery Screven Tattnall Toombs Wayne
RENE' D. KEMP
303 461 316 l, 114 400 396 l. 439 422 2,785 326 l, 252 628 2,288 366 916 400 335 l, 032 l, 078 272
TOTAL
16,529
PERCENT
20.45%
GRAND TOTAL - 80,835
MATT SCHAFFER
209 158 379 244 397 93 l ,399 206 l 05 113 2,611 260 142 136 263 50 163 88 222 95
7,333
9.07%
LINDSAY THOMAS
707 409 l . 514 629 711 734 3,723 l ,071 l , 274 865 l, 497 652 288 450 288 520 817 l, 247 l, 306 3,486
22, 188
27. 45~s
CHARLES -WE- SSE- LS
52 269 227 430 103 70 11 , 562 519 126 170 824 126 450 42 383 112 165 480 376 - - 97
16,583
20.51%
72
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE SPECIAL DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY ELECTION
AUGUST 31, 1982
U. S. REPRESENTATIVE 98th CONGRESS
SECOND DISTRICT
COUNTY
Baker Ben Hili Berrien Brooks Calhoun Clay Colquitt Cook Crisp Decatur Dougherty Early Echols Grady Irwin Lanier Lee Lowndes Mi 11 er Mitchell Quitman Randolph Seminole Stewart Terre 11 Thomas Tift Turner Webster Worth
TOTAL
GRAND TOTAL - 102,321
PERCENT
- CHA-RL- ES - HAT-CH- ER
1 , 137 1,728 l, 625 1 , 169 l, 029
323 3,058 l, 190 l, 632 2,287 10,745 l, 476
284 2,041
996 446 l, 227 5,336 815 2,604 229 1,220 997 591 l , 364 2,454 2,607 987 315 l , 641
53,553
52.34%
DAWSON MATHIS
770
l , 297
1,966
'
1 , 214 682
339
3,247
l , 535
l , 972
1,666
9,061
847
243
l ,743
819
568
1 , 113
3,651
537
2,025
449
l , 219
592
688
806
3,536
2,970
l, 019
321
1,873
48,768
47.66%
73
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE SPECIAL DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY ELECTION
AUGUST 31, 1982
U. S. REPRESENTATIVE 98th CONGRESS
THIRD DISTRICT
COUNTY
E. J. "BUD" BAGLEY
Bleckley
Butts Chattahoochee Crawford Dooly
Harris Houston Lamar Macon
Marion Meriwether Muscogee
Peach Pike
Pulaski Schley Sumter Talbot
Taylor
Troup Upson
187 228
37
130 156 237 615
227 333
115 433 l , 222
178 211
121 38
393 l 08
64 427 273
TOTAL
5,733
GRAND TOTAL - 79,756
PERCENT
7. 19%
(JIM) JAMES N. CANTRELL
280 451
77
193 336 820 2,617 895 412 506 2,508 6, 120 406 749 241 i90 1,060 462 296 3,611 l, 447
23,677
RICHARD RAY
1,892 1,209
251 1,264 1 , 357 l, 286 8,462
940 l ,839
688 1 , 520 11 , 999 3,102 l, 060 l , 531
359 2,297
705 l , 515 3,269 -3-,80-1
50,346
29.69%
63. 12%
74
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE SPECIAL DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY ELECTION
AUGUST 31, 1982
U. S. REPRESENT/HIVE 98th CONGRESS
SIXTH DISTRICT
- COU-NT-Y
Carro 11 Clayton Coweta Douglas Fayette Fulton (in part) Haralson Heard Henry Paulding Polk Spalding
TOTAL
PERCENT 100%
JIM WOOD
2,694 5,658
174 1 , 661 1,026 3,067
209 205 137 1,474 671 -~490
21,466
75
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE SPECIAL DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY ELECTION
AUGUST 31, 1982
U. S. REPRESENTATIVE 98th CONGRESS
SEVENTH DISTRICT
- COU-NT-Y
Bartow Catoosa Chattooqa Cobb Dade Floyd Walker
JACK BADE
l, 055 355 412
6,472 131
1,703 690
TOTAL
10,818
GRA~D TOTAL - 71,279
- PER- CEN-T
15. 18%
SADIE JENKINS
l, 205 353 683
5,348 126
4,648 866
13,229
18.56%
LARRY MCDONALD
4,771 2,367 3,063 24,522
676 6,683 5,150
47,232
66.26%
76
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE SPECIAL DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY 1:LECTION
AUGUST 3 l 1982
- u. -s- . - RE-PR-ES- EN-TA-TI- VE 98th CONGRESS
EIGHTH DISTRICT
-CO-UNT-Y
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baldwin Bibb Charlton Clinch Coffee Dodge Glascock Greene Hancock Jasoer Jeff Davis Jefferson Johnson Jones Laurens Monroe Pierce Putnam Taliaferro Telfair Treutlen Twigqs ~/are Washington Wheeler Wilcox Wilkinson
TOTAL
BILLY LEE EVANS
l , 552 811
l , l 31 2, 132 11,024
892 620 2,328 l , 919 374 2, 111 832 728 885 l , 155 312 l, 406 2,061 l , 316 l, 424 l, 024 354 l, 403 534 716 3,507 l , 427 521 l , 183 792
46,474
J. ROY ROWLAND
l, 224 437 885
2,565
13,426 446 202
l, 863 2, 159
228 l , 198
444 398 l , 207 2,014 l ,800 l, 542 5,995 l. 829 910 765 162 l . 364 942 888 2.975 l, 890 685 669 l, 490
---
52,602
EDD WHEELER
135 78 222 559 4,726 241 78 328 302 62 274 202 159 86 163 92 418 411 268 151
196
67 215 105 139 600 164 125 156 214
----
10,936
GRAND TOTAL - 110,012
PERCENT
42. 24'.
47. 82~::
77
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE SPECIAL DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY ELECTION
AUGUST 31, 1982
U. S. REPRESENTATIVE 98th CONGRESS
NINTH DISTRICT
COUNTY
Banks Cherokee Dawson Fannin Forsyth Franklin Gilmer Gordon Gwinnett (in part) Habersham Ha 11 Hart Jackson Lumpkin Murray Pickens Rabun Stephens Towns Union White Whitfield
TOTAL
~RAND TOTAL - 82,213
PERCENT
JIM BOYD
527 l , 319
190 l 00 611 680 142 1,349 3,355 956 2,509 559 l, 042 326 721 110 351 679 123 153 421 l , 953
18,176
22. 11 %
ED JENKINS
l , 568 5, 01 5
942 833 2,942 l, 578 l , l 05 2,935 8,097 3,740 10,973 l, 443 3,433 l, 597 2,079 l, 508 l , 191 2,219 721 l , 399 l , 734 ___, 985
64,037
77. 89%
78
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE SPECIAL DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY ELECTION
AUGUST 31, 1982
U. S. REPRESENTATIVE 98th CONGRESS
TENTH DISTRICT
COUNTY
Barrow Clarke Columbia Elbert Gwinnett (in part) Lincoln McDuffie Madison Morgan Oconee Oglethorpe Richmond Walton Warren Wilkes
TOTAL
PERCENT
DOUG BARNARD
3,867 9, l 09 3,892 2,740 4,902 1,230 2,223 2,053 2,025
944 532 468 3,320 915 315
38,535
l 00%
79
80
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE SPECIAL DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY ELECTION
NOVEMBER 2, 1982
81
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE SPECIAL DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY ELECTION
NOVEMBER 2, 1982 U. S. REPRESENTATIVE 98th CONGRESS
FOURTH DISTRICT
COUNTY
DeKalb (in part) Fulton (in part) Newton Rockdale
TOTAL
PERCENT
ELLIOTT H. LEVITAS
31,350
7,988 984
2,294
42,616
100%
82
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE SPECIAL DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY ELECTION
NOVEMBER 2, 1982 U. S. REPRESENTATIVE 98th CONGRESS
FIFTH DISTRICT
COUNTY
DeKalb (in part) Fulton (in part)
TOTAL PERCENT
WYCHE FOWLER, JR. 8,234
15,206
53,440
100%
83
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR STATE SENATOR
FIRST DISTRICT
J. Tom Coleman, Jr.
Chatham (in part)
10,680
SECOND DISTRICT Chatham (in part)
Stan Mcclinton 2,071
A1 Scott 7,300
THIRD DISTRICT
Bryan (in part) Chatham (in part) Glynn (in part) Liberty McIntosh
TOTAL
Glenn E. Brvant
449 371 2,643 2,875 2,129
8,467
Lowell "Gene" Leggett
248 207 3,018 657 597
4,727
FOURTH DISTRICT
Bryan (in part) Bulloch Candler Effingham Evans Long Tattna 11
TOTAL
Joseoh E. Kennedy
955 4,000
992 2,097 1,350
722 2,632
12,748
FIFTH DISTRICT DeKalb (in part)
Douo Skelton 10,285
84
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR STATE SENATOR
SIXTH DISTRICT
Huey P. Davis
Bill Littlefield
Appling (in part)
Bacon Brantley Camden
Charlton Glynn (in part)
Pierce Wayne
l ,232 l , 318
948 675 718 712
l ,696
l ,041
1,694 513
l ,232 1,478 l ,038
l , 721
839 11,913
TOTAL
8,340
10,428
SEVENTH DISTRICT
Atkinson Berrien Clinch Lanier Tift Ware
TOTAL
Frank Eldridge, Jr.
547 592 491 638 1 , 991 4,619
8,878
Ed Perry
735 2,763
770 620 2,983 2,861
10,732
EIGHTH DISTRICT
Brooks Cook Echols Lowndes TOTAL
Countr.}'.'. Johnston
1,023 l ,269
302 2,666
5,260
Lo.}'.'.ce W. Turner
1,247 1,486
194 5,340
8,267
NINTH DISTRICT Gwinnett (in part)
Alan Mullinax 7,559
85
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR STATE SENATOR
TENTH DISTRICT
Wayne Dollar
Henry Russe 11
Paul H. Trulock
Colquitt (in part)
Decatur Grady
Thomas
576
573
455 l , 091
518 482 631 2,130
l ,637 2,851 2,575 2,407
TOTAL
2,695
3,761
9,470
ELEVENTH DISTRICT
Baker Calhoun Chattahoochee (in part) Clay Early Mill er Mitchell Quitman Randolph Seminole Stewart Webster
TOTAL
Jimmy Hodge Timmons
663 l ,234
206 315 l , 581 715 3, 139 315 l ,435 1,083 700 351
11 , 737
TWELFTH DISTRICT Dougherty
Al Holloway 13,521
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT
Ben Hill Colouitt (in oart) Crisp Dooly Irwin Turner Worth
TOTAL
Rooney L. Bowen
2,254 l ,854 2,715 l , 7 31
953 l ,489
2, 177
13, 173
86
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR STATE SENATOR
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT
Lee Macon Peach Schley Sumter Taylor Terrell
TOTAL
Bud McKenzie
1,336 1,859 2,489
457 3,013 1, 241 l, 155
11 , 550
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT
Floyd Hudgins
Chattahoochee (in part)
0
Msucogee (in part)
7,463
TOTAL
7,463
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT
Butts Clayton (in part) Henry TOTAL
Janice Horton
1,872 3,398 3,793
9,063
Joe Peek
561 2,468 2,046
5,075
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT
Bibb (in part) Houston Twiggs TOTAL
M. E. Bailey
486 3,350
772
4,608
Ed Barker
1,008
9,946 842
11 , 796
87
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR STATE SENATOR NINETEENTH DISTRICT
Walter Rav
Ronnie \~alker
Bleckley
Coffee Dodge
Jeff Davis Pulaski
Telfair l~il cox
875 2,612 l ,031 l , 17 4
927
899 678
l , 552 2,786
2,576
997 l , 239
2,584 l ,416
TOTAL
8,196
l 3, 150
TWENTIETH DISTRICT
Appling (in part) Johnson Laurens Montgomery Toombs Treutlen v!as hi nqton (in part) Wheeler
TOTAL
Hugh Gillis, Sr.
457 l ,248 5, 144
793 2,851 l ,026
761 l, 154
13,434
TWENTY-FIRST DISTRICT
Burke Emanuel Glascock Jefferson Jenkins Screven Washington (in part)
TOTAL
Bill English
2,098 3,177
340 2,211 l , 711 l ,605 l, 983
13, 125
TWENTY-SECOND DISTRICT Richmond (in part)
Thomas F. Allgood 7,506
88
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELO AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR STATE SEN~TOR
TWENTY-THIRD DISTRICT
Columbia (in part) Richmond (in part) TOTAL
Jimmy Lester
392 5,844
6,236
TWENTY-FOURTH DISTRICT
Columbia (in part) Greene Lincoln McDuffie Oglethorpe Taliaferro Warren Wilkes
TOTAL
Sam McGill
4,427 2,017
949 1,489 1,289
469 706 2, l 06
l 3,452
TWENTY-FIFTH DISTRICT
Wilbur Baugh
Baldwin Hancock
Jasper Jones Morgan
Putnam
\~i l kinson
2,360
574 520 l ,407 l , 142
935 1 , 198
TOTAL
8,136
Tuffy Freeman
230 86 61 211 11 l 126
77
902
Culver Kidd
3,907 987 891
l, 764 l ,090 l, 285 l , 26 l
ll , 185
TWENTY-SIXTH DISTRICT Bibb (in pa rt)
Richard L. Greene 8,154
89
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR STATE SENATOR
TWENTY-SEVENTH DISTRICT
W. F. (Billy) Harris Charles H. 11 Charlie 11 Jones
Bibb (in part)
Crawford Lamar Monroe Upson
2,389
897 475 2,068 l ,665
3,626 269 385 722
2,941
TOTAL
7,494
7,943
Jimmy Matthews
l ,464 163
l ,368 660 964
4,619
TWENTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT
Kyle T. Cobb
Coweta Pike Spalding
3,944 l ,402 5,543
TOTAL
10,889
TWENTY-NINTH DISTRICT
Carroll (in part) Harris Heard Meriwether Troup
TOTAL
Render Hi 11
362 l ,337
766 2,581 3,462
8,508
Bob Knight
219 l ,228
561 2,196
4,06Ll
8,268
THIRTIETH DISTRICT
Carroll (in part) Douglas (in part) TOTAL
Wayne Garner 5,115 6,552 11,667
90
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR STATE SENATOR
THIRTY-FIRST DISTRICT
Nathan Dean
Bartow (in part) Haralson Paulding Polk
3,030 2,691 3,413 5,337
TOTAL
14,471
THIRTY-SECOND DISTRICT
Joe Thompson
Cobb (in pa rt)
6,536
THIRTY-THIRD DISTRICT
Roy E. Barnes
Cobb (in pa rt)
6,424
THIRTY-FOURTH DISTRICT
Bev Engram
Douglas (in part) Fayette Fulton (in part)
466 3,881 5,021
TOTAL
9,368
THIRTY-FIFTH DISTRICT
Frank E. Coggin
Fulton (in part)
5,393
Carolyn E. Dorsey l, 906
Arthur Langford, Jr. 5,723
THIRTY-SIXTH DISTRICT
David Scott
Fulton ( in part)
4,936
Jack L. Stephens 3,501
91
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST l O, 1982
FOR STATE SENATOR
THIRTY-SEVENTH DISTRICT
A. Evan Boddy
Cherokee (in part) Cobb (in part)
2,137
l, 113
TOTAL
3,250
Gene Morris
2, 125 3,778
5,903
THIRTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT
Sylvester J."Vest" Carey
Fulton (in part)
513
CONTINUED
Gordon Joyner l, 573
Fulton (in part)
Kirk Mudd 480
Horace Edward Tate
John H. Lewis Sr 2,329
THIRTY-NINTH DISTRICT
Julian Bond
Fulton (in part)
7,174
FORTIETH DISTRICT Fulton (in part)
Malcolm McFarlane 13,381
FORTY-SECOND DISTRICT
Marion Ealv Jr
DeKalb (in part)
2,585
Pierre Howard 10,679
FORTY-THIRD DISTRICT
Otis (Bio 0) Morgan Jr.
DeKalb (in part)
2,617
Tom Scott 7,703
92
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR STATE SENATOR
FORTY-FOURTH DISTRICT
Terrell A. Starr
Clayton (in part)
9,584
FORTY-FIFTH DISTRICT
Harrill L. Dawkins
Newton Rockdale Walton
1,085 2,471
472
TOTAL
4,028
CONTINUED
Randall Roberts
155 180 396
731
Bobb.z Sigman
2,370 1,324
980
4,674
Gar_l'. S~inks
453 313 1 , 100
1,866
Newton Rockdale Walton
TOTAL
Hubert L. Townley, Sr.
1,599 532 537
2,668
Windell Whitmore
702 1,707
128
2,537
FORTY-SIXTH DISTRICT
Paul C. Broun
Clarke
8,938
Jackson (in part) 1, 215
Oconee
1,738
TOTAL
11 , 891
FORTY-SEVENTH DISTRICT
M. Parks Brown
Banks Elbert
Franklin Hart
Jackson (in part)
Madison
1,532 4,446
2,058 1,780
l ,890
1,996
TOTAL
13,702
93
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR STATE SENATOR
FORTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT
W Emmett Clower
Barrow Gwinnett (in part)
566 2,530
TOTAL
3,096
Donn M. Peevy
l, 218 4,444
5,662
Vinson \-la 11
2,153 3,991
6,144
FORTY-NINTH DISTRICT
Forsyth (in part) Hall TOTAL
Nathan Deal
2,597 12,220
14,817
FIFTIETH DISTRICT
Dawson Habersham Lumpkin Rabun Stephens Towns Union White
TOTAL
John C. Foster
840 3,755 l , 319 l ,495 2,399
540 975 l ,906
13,229
FIFTY-FIRST DISTRICT
Georqe Bradley
Cherokee (in part)
357
Fannin
641
Gilmer
185
Gordon
419
Pickens
82
\tlh i tfi el d (in part)
246
TOTAL
l, 930
Max Brannon
l ,905 271 365
3,883 619 813
7,856
Howard Simmons
226 125 502 331 l 03 200
l ,487
George Wesley Weaver
757 91 182 621 726 325
2,702
94
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR STATE SENATOR
FIFTY-SECOND DISTRICT
Dan H. Fincher
Bartow (in part) Floyd
1,071 6,412
TOTAL
7,483
Ed Hine
474 7,175
7,649
FIFTY-THIRD DISTRICT
Waymond (Sonny) Huggins
Catoosa (in part)
Chattooga Dade Walker
165 l , 218
365 2,588
TOTAL
4,336
E. G. Summers
348 2,959
420 2,985
6,712
FIFTY-FOURTH DISTRICT
W.W. (Bill) Fincher, Jr.
Catoosa (in part) Murray Whitfield (in part)
2,373 2,078 6,261
TOTAL
10,712
FIFTY-FIFTH DISTRICT
Lawrence (Bud) Stumbauah
DeKalb (in part)
7,858
95
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
DISTRICT 1 POST 1
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Wayne Snow, Jr.
Dade (in part) Walker (in part)
122 4,074
TOTAL
4, 196
DISTRICT 1 POST 2
Dade (in part) Walker (in part) TOTAL
Forest Hays, Jr. 127
4,356 4,483
DISTRICT 2 Catoosa (in part)
David L. Carlock 1,445
Robert G. Peters 2,182
DISTRICT 3
'Tom Ramsey
Catoosa (in part) Murray Whitfield (in part)
448 2,007
299
TOTAL
2,754
DISTRICT 4 POST l
Fannin Gilmer Lumpkin Rabun Towns Union
TOTAL
Carlton H. Colwell
766 619 882 1,040 479 l , 192
4,978
James Douglas (Doug) Parks
333 356 834 631 213 316
2,683
96
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 4 POST 2
Bill Cuthbertson
Ralph Twiggs
Fannin Gilmer Lumpkin Rabun
Towns Union
272
792
319
583
544
l ,099
672
l , 116
233
495
285
1,095
TOTAL
2,325
5, 180
DISTRICT 5
Chattooga Dade (in part) Walker (in part) TOTAL
John G. Crawford
2,116 230 15
2,361
Gary Gordon
l ,008 169 0
l, 177
Jerry H. Money
944 126
2
1,072
Earl "Red" Parris
382 97 3
482
DISTRICT 6 POST l Whitfield (in part)
John R. Holcomb 3,989
Roger Willi ams 5,057
DISTRICT 6 POST 2 Whitfield (in part)
Phil Foster 6,714
DISTRICT 7 Gordon
Joyce Hopper 2,214
J. C. Maddox 2,891
DISTRICT 8 POST l
Cherokee (in part) Pickens TOTAL
Wendell T. Anderson, Sr.
6, 186 994
7, 180 97
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 8 POST 2
Cherokee (in part) Pickens TOTAL
W. G. (Bill) Hasty, Sr.
4,638
796
5,434
George Thomas
l ,603 314
l , 917
J. T. Vaughn
l, 325 249
l ,574
DISTRICT 9 POST l
Dawson Gwinnett (in part) Ha 11 TOTAL
Ken Parker
388 308 4,265
4,961
Joe T. Wood
717 501 9,953
11 , 171
DISTRICT 9 POST 2
Dawson Gwinnett (in part) Hall TOTAL
Bobby Lawson
829 (name was left off ballot)
12,267
13,096
DISTRICT 9 POST 3
Dawson Gwinnett (in part) Hall TOTAL
Jerry D. Jackson
827 (name was left off ballot)
12,044
12,871
DISTRICT 10
Cherokee (in part) Forsyth TOTAL
Bill H. Barnett
48 2,068
2,116
Michael P. Bennett
43 1,040
l ,083
James A.(Jim) Otwell, III
38 l , 544
1 , 582
98
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT ll POST l
Bill Dover
Banks (in part) Habersham Stephens White
518 2,526
1,316 1,378
TOTAL
5,738
Ben Purcell
602 2,327 1 , 561
951
5,441
DISTRICT 11 POST 2
Jack Irvin, Sr.
Banks (in part)
Habersham Stephens White
844 3,173 2,201
l ,803
TOTAL
8,021
DISTRICT 12
Lauren (Bubba) McDonald, Jr.
Banks (in part) Jackson
668 3,178
TOTAL
3,846
DISTRICT 13 POST 1
Louie Clark
Clarke (in part)
Franklin Hart Madison (in part)
1,560 1,559
1,524 1,595
TOTAL
6,238
E. Joe Jones
678 820 485 626
2,609
99
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 13 POST 2
Merri 11 T. Brown
Clarke (in part) Franklin
Hart Madison (in part)
l , 144
l, 277
829 836
TOTAL
4,086
Billy Milford
l ,222 l , 133 l ,344 l ,230
4,929
DISTRICT 14
Charles C. Mann
Elbert Madison (in part)
Oglethorpe
2,263 175
977
TOTAL
3,415
Walter Mccannon
442 79 382
883
Charles W. Yeargin
2, 181 106 460
2,747
DISTRICT 15 POST l
Bartow (in part) Floyd (in part) TOTAL
Cecil Burke
460 3,443
3,903
E. M. (Buddy) Childers
497 5,807
6,304
DISTRICT 15 POST 2
Bartow (in part) Floyd (in part) TOTAL
Forrest L. McKelvey
488 6,176
6,664
DISTRICT 16 Floyd (in part)
John Adams 3,315
DISTRICT 17 Polk (in part)
Bill Cummi nqs 3,328
Cal Holmes l, 946
100
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
.DISTRICT 18
Thomas B. Murphy
Haralson
Paulding (in part) Polk (in part)
2,643
1,311 499
TOTAL
4,453
DISTRICT 19 Bartow (in part)
Ronald L.(Ron-Ron)Davis 1,347
James R.(Jimmy) Morris 541
Boyd Pettit 2,837
Barrt Shinal 1,599
DISTRICT 20 POST 1
Joe Mack Wilson
Cobb (in part)
11 ,642
DISTRICT 20 POST 2
A. L. (Al) Burruss
Cobb (in part)
11,373
DISTRICT 20 POST 3
George W. (Buddy) Darden
Cobb (in part)
11 , 833
DISTRICT 20 POST 4
Steve Thompson
Cobb (in part)
11 , 192
DISTRICT 20 POST 5
C Lamar Dickson
Cobb (in part)
2,516
Terrv La\vl er 9,229
Randy 1 a l lace 4,779
l O1
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 21 POST 1
Melvin S. Nash
Cobb (in part)
7,546
DISTRICT 21 POST 3
Charles J. Kapetanakos
Cobb (in part)
7,210
DISTRICT 21 POST 4
Pat Dunn
Cobb (in part)
8,736
DISTRICT 21 POST 5
John C. McClure
Cobb (in part)
8,475
DISTRICT 25
Rob Bennett
Fulton (in part)
4,768
DISTRICT 26
Frank E. Blankenship
Fulton (in part)
685
Sidney J. Marcus 5,640
DISTRICT 28 Fulton (in part)
Willie Bolden 1 ,575
Virlyn Florence 683
Bob Holmes 2,494
DISTRICT 29 Fulton (in part)
Douglas C. Dean 1 , 619
Clarence G. Ezzard Sr. 751
102
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 30 Fulton (in part)
Paul Bolster 2,266
Lovett Stovall 922
DISTRICT 31 Fulton (in part)
Mrs. Grace T. Hamilton 2, 125
DISTRICT 32 Fulton (in part)
Helen Selman 3,002
DISTRICT 33 Fulton (in part)
J.C. (Julius C.) Daughertl'., Sr. 2,842
Lonnie Malcolm 970
DISTRICT 34 Fulton (in part)
TJ'.rone Brooks 3,722
DISTRICT 35 Fulton (in part)
J. E. 'Bill,l" McKinne.l'. 3,171
DISTRICT 36 Fulton (in part)
G. D. Adams 2,566
Don Cobb 582
l O3
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 37
James M. Calloway
Fulton (in part)
367
Columbus Keepler 125
Michael Lanqford l ,339
Georganna Sinkfield l , 30 l
DISTRICT 38 Fulton (in part)
Lorenzo Benn 3,322
Carson Lee l ,588
DISTRICT 39 Fulton (in part)
John vJ. Greer 45, 119
DISTRICT 40 Fulton (in part)
Barbara J. Couch 43,479
DISTRICT 41
Jimmt vJatne Jones
Douglas (in part) Paulding (in part)
806 l , 119
TOTAL
l , 925
Mai B. Sparti
604 483
l ,087
Cbarlie Watts
674 l , 366
2,040
DISTRICT 42 Douglas (in part)
Thomas (Mac) Kilgore 3, l 02
Raymond Rainwater 2,077
DISTRICT 43 Fayette
Grady L. Huddleston 4,071
104
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 45 DeKalb (in part)
George Williamson 2,550
DISTRICT 46 DeKalb (in part)
Cathey W. Steinberg 2,951
DISTRICT 47 DeKalb (in part)
(G) Michael Smith 2,573
DISTRICT 49 DeKalb (in part)
Jack B. Sartain 2,827
DISTRICT 50 DeKalb (in part)
John Parrish 1 ,040
Frank Redding l ,805
DISTRICT 51 DeKalb (in part)
Ken Workman 2,709
DISTRICT 52 DeKalb (in part)
Eleanor L. Richards on 2,612
Mo Thrash
l ,872
DISTRICT 53 DeKalb (in part)
Mrs. Mobley (Peggy) Childs 5,134 105
Robert E. Sigal 948
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 54 DeKalb (in part)
James Finley 918
Amos D. Moore 340
Hosea L. \.Jilliams l , 531
DISTRICT 55 DeKalb (in part)
Bett.z J. Clark l, 976
Clarence Scott 741
DISTRICT 56 DeKalb (in part)
Bett.z Aaron 3,138
Otis Ikner l ,062
DISTRICT 57 POST l
Tro.z Athan
DeKalb (in part) Rockdale
2,912 4,748
TOTAL
7,660
Walter B. (Walt) Russell, Jr. 4,007 l , 918 5,925
DISTRICT 57 POST 2
Wm. C. (Bill) Mangum, Jr.
DeKalb (in part) Rockdale
4,769 4,753
TOTAL
9,522
DISTRICT 57 POST 3
Dean Al ford
DeKalb (in part) Rockdale
3,377 3,336
TOTAL
6,713
Doug Vandiford 3,095 2,803 5,898
l O6
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 58
Cas Robinson Bill vlinters
DeKalb (in part)
2,918
640
DISTRICT 59
Roger T. Lane
Gwinnett (in part)
1,550
Richard Tucker 2,556
DISTRICT 60
Charles Martin
Gwinnett (in part)
3,224
DISTRICT 61
Julian W. Archer, Jr.
Gwinnett (in part)
1 , 189
Tom Cain 959
Mickey Glasco 733
Rex A. Millsaps 1,814
DISTRICT 62
Bill Chapoell
Gwinnett (in part)
2,456
DISTRICT 63
Bill Bryant
Gwinnett (in part)
913
Scott Ferguson 1,094
DISTRICT 64
John Russel 1
Barrow Gwinnett (in part)
3,216 576
TOTAL
3,792
70 7
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 65 Walton
Neal Jackson 2,581
DISTRICT 66
Morgan Newton (in part) Oconee TOTAL
E. Roy Lambert
1,839 735
l, 705
DISTRICT 67 Clarke (in part)
Ken Di ous 767
Hugh Logan 2,230
Mike Thurmond l , 916
DISTRICT 68 Clarke (in part)
Bob Argo 2,929
Marguerite Holmes 2,682
DISTRICT 69 Carro 11 (in part)
Charles Thomas 3,286
DISTRICT 70
Carroll (in part) Douglas (in part) TOTAL
Gerald Johnson
l , 89 l l , 056
2,947
DISTRICT 71
Johnny Brovm
Carroll (in part) Coweta (in part)
295 2,642
TOTAL
2,937
ln8
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELO AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 72 POST l
Wm. J. (Bill) Lee
Clayton
13,455
DISTRICT 72 POST 2
Jimmy Benefield
Clayton
13,400
DISTRICT 72 POST 3
C.
E.
Ed 11
11
Holcomb
Clayton
6,490
CONTINUED
A. Wade Lucas l ,060
Clayton
Julian L. Wall l , 318
Doug Warner 2,816
Abner Moore 5,373
DISTRICT 72 POST 4
Rudol~h Johnson
Clayton
11,273
DISTRICT 72 POST 5
Frank I. Bailev,Jr.
Clayton
5,071
Bob Dotson 3,621
April Evans 3,455
Judi Rogers 2,734
Joe Vance l , 999
DISTRICT 73 Henry (in part)
Wesley Dunn 3,281
Lewis Hurd l ,681
109
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 74 Newton (in part)
Denny M. Dobbs 4,135
DISTRICT 75
John L. Mostil er
Coweta (in part) Pike (in part) Spalding (in part)
819 554 l, 759
TOTAL
3, 132
DISTRICT 76
E.T. (Bill) Cody
Spalding (in part)
2,038
Suzi Johnson 2,050
Donald Vaughn 762
DISTRICT 77
Coweta (in part) Heard Troup (in part) TOTAL
J. Crawford vJa re
244 1,017 2,467
3,728
DISTRICT 78
Butts Henry (in part) Lamar TOTAL
Bi 11 Jones
l, 678 409 871
2,958
J. R. Smith 838 331
l , 37 3 2,542
l l 0
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 79
Marvin Adams
Pike (in part)
907
Upson
4,992
TOTAL
5,899
DISTRICT 80
Rosalyn M. Harbuck
Crawford (in part) Jasper Jones (in part)
Monroe
181 525 486 1 , 105
TOTAL
2,297
Jack B. Murra.z
48 181 113 427
769
Kenneth WaldreQ
79 767 413 2,108
3,367
DISTRICT 81 Troup (in part)
Wade Milam 2,205
Ed Mullinax 2,371
DISTRICT 82
Ben Barron Ross
Glascock
Jefferson (in part) Lincoln Taliaferro
Warren Wilkes
292
110 1,008
371
632 1,963
TOTAL
4,376
DISTRICT 83
William S. (Bill) Jackson
Columbia (in part)
4, 159
l l l
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 84
Harren D. Evans
Columbia (in part) McDuffie
929 l , 514
TOTAL
2,443
DISTRICT 85
Charles W. Walker
Richmond (in part)
2,487
Isaiah Ed Washington
l ,272
DISTRICT 86 Mike Padgett
Richmond (in part) 2,255
DISTRICT 87 Jack Connell
Richmond (in part) 3,352
DISTRICT 88 George Brown
Richmond (in part) 2,038
Sam Nicholson l ,905
DISTRICT 89
Donald E. Cheeks
Richmond (in pa rt)
2,017
DISTRICT 90 Travis Barnes
Richmond (in part) 2,398
l l 2
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELO AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 91
Coweta (in part) Meriwether Talbot TOTAL
Claude A. Brav, Jr.
231
4,011
l , l 51
5,393
DISTRICT 92
Calvin Smyre
Muscogee (in part)
3,553
DISTRICT 93
W. Randolph Phillips
Harris Muscogee (in part)
l ,801 398
TOTAL
2,199
Raymond H. (Kit) Reames
1,013
277
l , 290
DISTRICT 94
Sanford D. Bishop, Jr.
Muscogee (in part)
3,584
DISTRICT 95
Thomas B. Buck I I I
Muscogee (in part)
3,977
DISTRICT 96
Milton Hirsch
Muscogee (in part)
2,797
Stephen Hyles 2,630
DISTRICT 97
Marv ,]ane Galer
Muscogee (in part)
3,205
7 13
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 98
Crawford (in part) Macon (in part) Peach TOTAL
Robert Ray
800 507 2,818
4: 125
DISTRICT 99 Bibb (in part)
Denmark Groover, Jr. 3,739
DISTRICT 100 Bibb (in part)
Frank C. Pinkston 4,025
DISTRICT 101 Bibb (in part)
Wi 11 i am C. ( Bi 11,l'.) Randa 11 2,706
DISTRICT 102 Bibb (in part)
Robert Brovm l, 784
David E. Lucas l ,953
DISTRICT 103 Bibb (in part)
Frank Horne 3,231
l l 4
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 104
Kenneth (Ken) W.Birdsong
Jones (in part) Twiggs Wilkinson
l, 739 l ,244 l ,667
TOTAL
4,650
Harrt W. Bloodworth
388 601 216
l ,205
Eugene A. (Gene) Zweni8
193 222 361
776
DISTRICT 105
Bobby Eugene Parham
Baldwin (in part)
3,724
Grady Torrance 2,205
DISTRICT 106
Jesse Co~elan, Jr.
Greene
Hancock Putnam
l , 261 389
l, 778
TOTAL
3,428
Felton Hudson
l , 214 667 469
2,350
George Lott
21 407
57
485
Allen P. Ro~er
570 87 78
735
DISTRICT 107
Jimmy Lord
Baldwin (in part)
Johnson (in part) Washington
341 l ,037
3,012
TOTAL
4,390
DISTRICT 108
Burke (in part) Jefferson (in part) TOTAL
Emory E. Bargeron
l , l 31 l ,855
2,986
Preston Lewis
959 434
l, 393
W. B. Tomlin
754 l ,050
1 ,804
l l 5
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 109
Candler Emanuel Johnson (in part) TOTAL
Randol eh C. (Randy) Karrh
313 3,113
166
3,592
John David Mil es
l , 335 l ,873
141
3,349
DISTRICT 110
John Godbee
Bulloch (in part)
Burke (in part) Jenkins Screven (in part)
l , 792 442
1,572 214
TOTAL
4,020
DISTRICT 111
Bulloch (in part) Screven (in part) TOTAL
Bob Lane
2,515 1 ,600
4, 115
DISTRICT 112
Ward Edwards
Chattahoochee (in part)
Marion Schley Taylor
0 925
406 1 ,248
TOTAL
2,579
DISTRICT 114 Houston (in part)
Roy H. (Sonny) Hatson, Jr. 4,073
l l 6
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 115
Houston (in part) Macon (in part) TOTAL
Larry vJa l ker
3,114 l ,303
4,417
DISTRICT 116 Sumter
George Hooks 3,143
DISTRICT 117
Bleckley Pulaski Turner (in part) viilcox
TOTAL
W. N. (Newt) Hudson
1,244 l , 308
285 1 ,968
4,805
Ben Jessup
723 267 26 167
l , 183
L. Z. NeSmith
727 890 68 163
1,848
DISTRICT 118
Dodge Laurens (in part) Telfair (in part) TOTAL
Terry L. Coleman
2,668 l , 115 l ,096
4,879
DISTRICT 119
Roy J. Chappell
Laurens (in part)
l , 165
R.E.(Bobbv)Cochran l ,803
Leon Green l ,529
DuBose Porter l ,629
l l 7
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 120
Montgomery Toombs (in part) Treutlen Wheeler TOTAL
L. L. (Pete) Phillips
753
l , LlQ4
l ,022 l , 128
4,307
DISTRICT 121
Evans Long Tattnall TOTAL
Patrick (Pat) Banks
316 259
773
l ,348
Clinton Oliver
l ,077
663 2,690
4,430
DISTRICT 122 Chatham (in part)
Ron Ginsberg 3,276
George Williams, Jr. l ,203
DISTRICT 123 Chatham (in part)
Jesse Blackshear Diane Harvey Johnson Merilus J. Simms
482
2,005
661
DISTRICT 124 Chatham (in part)
Lonnie Alston 440
Hugh"Mack"Armstrong,Jr. l , 912
DeWayne Hamilton l , 579
DISTRICT 125 Chatham (in part)
Bobby Phi ll i os 2,677
l l 8
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 126
Jess Chappell
Bryan (in part) Chatham (in part)
312 l, 418
TOTAL
l , 730
DISTRICT 127 Roy Allen
Chatham (in part) 2,657
Bobby L. Hi 11 2, 190
DISTRICT 128 Tom Triplett
Chatham (in part) 1,720
DISTRICT 129
George Chance
Bryan (in part) Effingham
Liberty (in part)
788 l, 989
571
TOTAL
3,348
Doris Flythe
475 1, 133
304
l , 912
DISTRICT 130
Don Castleberry
Chattahoochee (in part)
181
Quitman
325
Randolph
257
Ste\vart
916
\~ebster
260
TOTAL
1 , 939
Gerald E. Greene
38 247 l , l 39 273 153
l ,850
Julian L. Morgan
105 116 938 252 164
l , 575
l l 9
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 131
Calhoun Clay Lee (in part) Terrell TOTAL
Bob Hanner
l ,206 330 858
l , 2 31
3,625
DISTRICT 132 Dougherty (in part)
John White 3,891
DISTRICT 133 Dougherty (in part)
Tomm):'. Chambless 4,738
R. S. (Dick) Hutchinson 760
Paul A. Keenan 2,550
DISTRICT 134 Don Cutler
Dougherty (in part) 348
T. H. (Mac) McCollum l , 311
Mary Young 2,002
DISTRICT 135
Crisp Dooly TOTAL
James Richard (Dickie) Dowdy III
l , 554 l , 075
2,629
Robert Phillips
222 115
337
Howard H. Rainey
2,157 l , 150
3,307
DISTRICT 136
Lee (in part) Turner (in part) Worth TOTAL
Earleen Sizemore
448 l, 362 2,534
4,344
120
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 137
Paul S. Branch, Jr.
Ben Hill Irwin Telfair (in part)
2,335 971
505
TOTAL
3,811
DISTRICT 138 Tift (in part)
Henry Bostick 3,502
DISTRICT 139
Atkinson (in part) Coffee TOTAL
James C. Moore 300
3,622 3,922
Orvis Vickers 198
2,215 2,413
DISTRICT 140
Baker Dougherty (in part) Early Mill er TOTAL
Ralph J. Balkcom
596
936 l ,602
680
3,814
DISTRICT 14 l
Decatur (in part) Seminole TOTAL
Walter E. Cox
2,911 l ,082
3,993
l 21
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 142
Decatur (in part) Grady Thomas (in part) TOTAL
Jack C. Drew
89 l , 241
259
1,589
Bobby Long
111 1,705
346
2,162
George G. Thomas, III
118 947 142
1 ,207
DISTRICT 143 Thomas (in part)
James
G.
Jim 11
11
Hay
l , 16 7
R. Allen Sherrod Robert C. (Bob) Sise
2,122
1 , 20 l
DISTRICT 144
Colquitt (in part) Mitchell Thomas (in part) TOTAL
Marcus E. Collins, Sr.
853 3,382
186
4,421
DISTRICT 145
Hugh D. Matthews
Colquitt (in part)
2,544
DISTRICT 146
Berrien Cook Tift (in part) TOTAL
Hanson Carter
2,333 816 166
3,315
David Fausett
321 840 88
l, 249
William A. 11 Snuffy 11 Smith
715 l , 165
61
l , 94 l
l 22
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF ~EPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 147
Henry L. Reaves
Brooks Echols Lowndes (in part)
l ,862
357 l ,024
TOTAL
3,243
DISTRICT 148 James M. Beck
Lowndes (in part) 3,405
DISTRICT 149
Robert Patten
Lanier Lowndes (in part)
l ,Ol 7 l , 66 l
TOTAL
2,678
DISTRICT 150
Atkinson (in part) Charlton (in part) Clinch Ware (in part) TOTAL
Tom Crosby, Jr.
217 1,008
700 2,300
4,225
DISTRICT 151
Camden (in part) Charlton (in part) Ware (in part) TOTAL
Harry D. Dixon
545 173 3,215
3,933
l 23
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 152
Tommy Smith
Bacon Brantley (in part) Camden (in part)
Pierce
1,313
923 551 2,046
TOTAL
4,833
DISTRICT 153 POST 1
David Madray Lundsford Moody
Appling
Brantley (in part) Jeff Davis Toombs (in part) Wayne
846 403 640 758 2, 130
3,113
519 l, 388
962 1 , 214
TOTAL
~777
7, 196
DISTRICT 153 POST 2
Roger C. Byrd
Appling Brantley (in part)
Jeff Davis Toombs (in part)
Wayne
2,533
665 1,824
997 1 , 751
TOTAL
7,770
DISTRICT 154
Joe E. Brown
Liberty (in part)
1,297
DISTRICT 155
E. C. Tillman
Glynn (in part)
3,333
DISTRICT 156
Fred Stregles
Glynn (in part) McIntosh
2,699 1 , 708
TOTAL
4,407
124
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR JUDGE AND DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF SUPERIOR COURT CIRCUITS
ALAPAHA JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
Atkinson Berrien
Clinch Cook
Lanier
TOTAL
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ALCOVY JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT W. D. KNIGHT 739 2,605 761 2,601 920 7,626
-JUD-GE- -SU-PER-IO-R -CO-UR-T
Newton \~alton
TOTAi.
GREELEY ELLIS
4,727
.LJ.J__
7,145
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
(To Succeed John T. Strauss for the unexpired term of J.W.(Jim)Morgan, resigned)
JOHN T. STRAUSS
4,765
.?~I
7,217
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR JUDGE AND DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF SUPERIOR COURT CIRCUITS
ATLANTA JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
(To Succeed Frank M. Eldridge) (To Succeed Joel J. Fryer) (To Succeed Jsaac Jenrette)
FRANK M. ELDRIDGE
JOEL J. FRYER
ISAAC JENRETTE
Fulton
39,062
37,492
37,912
N
CT)
Fulton
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT (To Succeed Sam Phillips McKenzie)
SAM PHILLIPS McKENZIE ___h ____ _ -39- ,69-8
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT (To Succeed Philip F. Etheridge for the unexpired term of Charles Longstreet Weltner, resigned)
PHILIP F. ETHERIDGE
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR JUDGE AND DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF SUPERIOR COURT CIRCUITS
ATLANTIC JUOICIAL CIRCUIT
JUDGE SUPFRIOR COURT (To Succeed James Emory Findley)
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT TNew Judgeship)
JAMES EMORY FINDLEY
DAVID L. CAVENDER A G WE~ LS !_ J R_:_
Bryan
Evans Liberty Lon<] McIntosh Tattnall
1,292
1,059 1, 511
715 1,811 2.098
1,054 1,192 1,988
626 1,456
_1_d2l
667 234 1,128
301 781
744
N
TOTAL
'--1
8,486
8,507
3,855
Bryan Evans Liberty Long McIntosh Tattnall
TOTAL
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
DUPONT KIRK CHENEY JOSEPH C. KITCHINGS
881 914 1,826 587 1,659
-~~~l
8,154
843 402 1 , 192 389 499 914
4,239
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982
_f_QJLJUDGE AND DISTRICT ATTORNEY_ OF_ SUPERIOR_ COURT_ CIRCUITS
AUGUSTA JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
(To Succeed William M. Fleming, Jr.) (To Succeed Bernard J. Mulherin, S~
WILLIAM M. FL~!'.!..!_~.lB.._~
BERNARD J. MULHERii'G__~.
Burke Columbia Richmond
TOTAL
2,019 4,748
1-4--LL?I
20,894
1 , 909
4,356 13,058
19,323
N
-BL-U-E-R-I-DG-E- -J-U-DI-C-IA-L- -C-IR-C-U-IT-
co
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
(To Succeed Frank C. Mills, III for
(To Succeed Rafe Banks, III for
the unexpired term of Marion T. Pope, the unexpired term of Frank C.
Jr., resigned)
Mills, III, resigned)
FRANK C. _MILLS, III
RAFE BANKS ,_Ill
Cherokee Fannin Forsyth
Gilmer Pic:kens
6,011'.' 793
3,023
605 975
5,362
701 2,985
538 954
TOTAL
11,408
10,540
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE
DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR JUDGE AND DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF SUPERIOR COURT CIRCUITS
BRUNSWICK JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
WILLIAM R. KILLIAN WILLI AM A. ZORN
Appling
Camden Glynn Jeff Davis Wayne
1,902 1 , 551 6,797
970 1 , 074
1, 715 818
1 , 301 936
2,382
TOTAL
12,294
7,152
CHATTAHOOCHEE JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT (To Succeed Albert W. Thompson)
MRS. RUFE E. McCOMBS
ALBERT W. THOMPSON
Chattahoochee Harris Marion Muscogee Talbot
Taylor
180 1,553
773 16,611
713 815
174 1,368
666 12,023
1,384 1,026
TOTAL
20,645
16,641
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT (To Succeed E. Mullins Whisnant)
E. MULLINS WHISNANT
218 1,992
777 19,749
1,018 1,142
24,896
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR JUDGE AND DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF SUPERIOR COURT CIRCUITS
CHEROKEE JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
TOM POPE
Bartow Gordon
3,945 3,627
TOTAL
7,572
CLAYTON JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
(To Succeed William H. Ison)
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WILLIAM H. "BILL" ISON
Clayton
13,523
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT (For the unexpired term of Marvin A. Miller, deceased)
STEPHEN E. BOSWELL
WILLIAM E. "PETE" FREY
MARTHA K. GLAZE
Clayton
5,421
5,062
6,810
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR JUDGE AND DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF SUPERIOR COURT CIRCUITS
COBB JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT (ToSucceed Watson L. White)
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT (New Judgeship)
WATSON L. WHITE
HARRIS HINES
Cobb
21,944
22,106
CONASAUGA JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT (To Succeed Coy H. Temples)
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT (New Judgeship)
w
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COY H. TEMPLES
1,855 7,611
WILLIAM T. BOYETT
1,695 7,173
TOT AL
9,466
8,868
CORDELE JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
Ben Hill Crisp Dooly Wilcox
TOTAL
( To
JUDGE Suc cee d
SUPERIOR COURT G Ma 1 1on Fa i r c 1 ot h )
-J(UfDoGES
SUPERIOR uc c e e d Wh
i
COURT t f ie1
d
R .
Forrester)
G. MALLON FAIRCLOTH
WHITFIELD R. FORRESTER
2,280 2,774 1, 5()9 1,786
2,186 3,027 1,443 1 , 802
8,349
8,458
DISTRICT AT70RNEY
GARY C. CHRISTY
2,093 2,819 1,483 1,791
8,186
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982 FOR JUDGE AND DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF SUPERIOR COURT CIRCUITS
COWETA JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
Carroll Coweta Ilea rd Meriwether Trour
Total w DOUGHERTY JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
N
Dougherty
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
JOSEPH C. JACKSON
5 , 0 31 3,904 1 , 028 3,963
5,980
19,906
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
LEONARD FARKAS HARRY L. WINGATE, JR.
8,720
7,856
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982 FOR JUDGE AND DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF SUPERIOR COURT CIRCUITS
DOUGLAS JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Douglas
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT, POST ONE (New Judgeship)
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT, POST TWO (New Judgeship)
HAROLD A. LANE ROBERT J. NOLAND JOHN L. CONEY ROBERT J."BOB"JAMES
4,397
4,611
3,183
5,620
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Laurens Johnson Treutlen Twiggs
TOTAL
DISTRICT ATTORNEY (New District Attorney)
BILL TINSLEY
FRANK C. WINN
3,899
5,151
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT DUBIGNION (DUB) DOUGLAS
3,931 1,184 1,0()5 1,238
7,358
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR JUDGE AND DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF SUPERIOR COURT CIRCUITS
EASTERN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
FRANKS. CHEATHAM, JR.
Chatham
16,893
FLINT JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
WILLIAM H. (HAL) CRAIG
BENSON HAM
Butts
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Henry
Lamar
Monroe
1, 157 3,936
945 980
1,249 1,738 1 , 152 2,644
TOTAL
7,018
6,783
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR JUDGE AND DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF SUPERIOR COURT CIRCUITS
GRIFFIN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
(To Succeed Ben J. Miller) (To Succeed Andrew J. Whalen, Jr.)
BEN J. MILLER
ANDREW J. WHALEN, JR.
Fayette
Pike Spalding
Upson
3,753 1,439 5,344 4, 713
3,700 1,433 5,503 4,662
TOTAL
15,249
15,298
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GWINNETT JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT (To Succeed Reid Merritt)
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT (To Succeed Homer M. Stark)
REID MERRITT
HOMER M. STARK
Gwinnett
16,652
16,297
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR JUDGE AND DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF SUPERIOR COURT CIRCUITS
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
PA LIL W. "JOHNNY 11 PA INTER
Catoosa Chattooga Dade Walker
TOTAL
3,028 3,920
531
-~4 33
11,912
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MACON JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
Bibb Crawford Peach
TOTAL
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT (To Succeed George B. Culpepper, III)
-BR-YA-NT- C-U-LP-EP-PE-R
12,881 8 34
- _i_,]J)_-9_
15,914
OTHNIEL W. McGEHEE
8,337 477
-1-, -2 -4110,055
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT (To Succeed C. Cloud Morgan)
C. CLOUD MORGAN
13 , 512
1,038 2,724 17,274
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT (To-Succeed Tommy Day Wilcox)
TOMMY DAY WILCOX
Bibb Crawford Peach
TOTAL
12,219 952
_ _Ll24
15,595
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
,ll.UGUST 10, 1982
FOR JUDGE AND DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF SUPERIOR COURT CIRCUITS
MIDDLE JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
J UDGE SUPERI OR COURT
ll UDGE SLI PEPI OP COLI RT
(To Succeedt-1arvin B. Hartley, Jr.) (To Succeed Walter C. McMillan, Jr.)
MARVIN B. HARTLEY, JR.
WALTER C. McMILLAN_, JR.
Candler En1an11el Jefferson Toombs
\.J a s h i n g t o n
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TOTAL
971 2,748 2, 117 2,574 __ 2,675
11,085
1,042 3,094 2,176 2,578 2,929
11,819
MOUNTAIN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
Habershnm Rahun Stephens Towns Union
TOTAL
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
ROBERT B. STRUBLE
3,052 1,277 2,502
459 571
7,861
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR JUDGE AND DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF SUPERIOR COURT CIRCUITS
NORTHEASTERN JUDIClAL CIRCUIT
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
A .
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D I
f
f
i
KENYON
Dawson
Ha l l Lumpkin White
909 11,929
1, 318
__ L,_8_.2_~
TOTAL
16,051
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY
CHARLES 0. GIGNILLIAT
BRUCE UDOLF
Dawson
Ha l l Lu111pkin \i hit e
275 3,621
338 474
332
7,109 690
1,059
TOTAL
4,708
9,190
JIM WHITMER
565 3,807
730 805
5,907
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR JUDGE AND DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF SUPERIOR COURT CIRCUITS
NORTHERN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
WILLIAM F. GRANT
Elbert Franklin
Hart Madison Oglethorpe
4,371 2,082 1,533 1,928
_l_d06
TOTAL
11,220
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JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
(To Succeed Joseph f:ouke) ( To Suc c e ed Wi l l i am A. Pr- i o r , J r . f o r t he
unexpired term of George Jackson, deceased)
,JOSEPH R. DUKE
WILLIAM_A. PRIOR, JR.
Baldwin Greene Hancock Jasper Jones Morgan Putnam
Wilkinson
5, 191 2,138
*
1 , 249
2,380 1,739 1,727
__ L_4Q__
4,332 2,137
*
I , 16 7
2, 151 1,924
I , 505
999
TOTAL
15,830
14,215
*Names left off Ballot in Hancock County.
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982
f_Q_R__J_U DGl_AND DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF ~UP~ RI Q_B__J OU ~I_~ IR ~!:l_l_1i
OCONEE JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
~ JUD-GE- -S-UP-E-RIO-R -C-OU-R-T HUGH LAWSON
Bleckley Dodge Montgomery P lJ l a s k i Telfair Wheeler
1,606 2, 11 7
732 1,720 1,675
-J__,J_?_L!_
TOTAL
8,974
PATAULA JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
(To Succeed -Phillip Sheffield) (To Succeed Lowrey S. Stone)
PHILLIP SHEFFIELD
LOWREY S. STONE
Clay Early Miller Quitman Randolph Seminole Terrell
287 1,569
668 306 1,309 1,038
1 ,) 16
294
1 , 524
650 324 1,333 998
1 092
TOTAL
6,293
6,215
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR JUDGE AND DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF SUPERIOR COURT CIRCUITS
ROCKDALE JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT (New Judgeship)
DISTRICT ATTORNEY (New District Attorney)
SIDNEY NATION
CLARENCE VAUGHN
HOYT L. BRADFORD ROBERT F. MUMFORD
Rockdale
3,284
3,662
2,418
4,123
ROME JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Floyd
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT JOHN A. FRAZIER, JR.
9,680
SOUTH GEORGIA JUDICIAL CIRCUIT JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
Baker Calhoun Decatur Grady Mitchell
TOTAL
A. WALLACE CATO
626 1,195 2,903 2,921 3,099
10,744
DISTRICT ATTORNEY (To Succeed Gilbert J. Murrah for the
unexpired term of Ben L. Bateman, resigned)
J. BROWN MOSELEY GILBERT J."GIL"MURRAH
593 761 1,866 1,626 2,822
348 655 1,832 1 , 751
l_!_lig_
7,668
5,838
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR JUDGE AND DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF SUPERIOR COURT CIRCUITS
SOUTHERN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
(To Succeed George A. Horkan, Jr.) (To Succeed Roy Miller Lilly)
GEORGE A. HORKAN, JR.
ROY MILLER LI LL Y
Brooks Colquitt Echols Lowndes Thomas
TOTAL
_j:::,
N SOUTHWESTERN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
1,726 4,929
376 6,138 4,316
17,485
1 , 710 4,435
354 5,824 4,470
16,793
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
THAD GIBSON
JOHN R. PARKS
Lee Macon Schley Stev,art Sumter Webster
TOTAL
1 , 325 1 , 062
373 657 2,544 329
6,290
386 679 137 543 1 , 162 - -19-1
3,098
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR JUDGE AND DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF SUPERIOR COURT CIRCUITS
STONE MOUNTAIN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
DeKalb
DAN COURSEY 15,096
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT (To Succeed William T. Dean)
MIKE FLORENCE
E. T. HENDON
EDWARD D. WHEELER
9,024
17,687
9,172
De Ka 1b
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT (To Succeed Clarence Lee Peeler, Jr.)
CLARENCE LEE PEELER, JR.
38,289
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR JUDGE AND DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF SUPERIOR COURT CIRCUITS
TALLAPOOSA JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
Haralson Paulding Pol k
TOTAL
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
DAN P. WINN
2,543 3 ,-063 4,468
10,074
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
w. A. (BILL) FOSTER, II I -2,538 3,357 4,152 10,047
TOOMBS JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
Glascock Lincoln McDuffie Taliaferro Warren Wilkes
TOTAL
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
E. PURNELL DAVIS
346 892 1 , 510 445 820 968
4,981
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR JUDGE AND DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF SUPERIOR COURT CIRCUITS
WAYCROSS JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT (To Succeed Clarence D. Blount)
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT (To Succeed Elie L. Holton)
CLARENCE D. BLOUNT
ELIE L. HOLTON
Bacon Brantley Charlton Coffee Pierce Ware
TOTAL
_p,
(Jl
1 , 052
1,483 1,1()0 3,029 1,923 5,130
13,717
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT (To Succeed Ben Hodges)
1 , 12 5 1,466 1,057 3,425 1,829 4,621
13,523
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
E. KONTZ BENNETT, JR.
JOSEPH B. NEWTON DONNIE DIXON M. C. PRITCHARD
Bacon Brantley Charlton Coffee
Pierce Ware
537
766 459 1,483
740 2,542
1,236
1,246 1,185 2,730 1,774 4,556
1 , 302
1 , 61 7 1 , 4 61 3,344
1 , 9 80 5,264
581 493 320 1,328
538 2,029
TOTAL
6,527
12,727
14,968
5,289
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982 FOR JUDGE AND DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF SUPERIOR COURT CIRCUITS
WESTERN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
Clarke Oconee
TOTAL
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT (To Succeed Ja~es Barrow)
JAMES BARROW
8,927
l~1_l
10,660
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT (To Succeed Joseph J. Gaines)
JOSEPH J. GAINES
8,700
L_7 4g_
10,442
CONSOLIDATED VOTE RUNOFF DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY ELECTION
AUGUST 31, 1982
l 47
148
COUNTY
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden Candler Carro 11 Catoosa Charlton Chatham Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt Columbia Cook Cmveta Crawford Crisp Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge Dooly Dougherty
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY RUNOFF
AUGUST 31, 1982
FOR GOVERNOR
Bo Ginn
Joe Frank Harris
1 , 641
528 1,036 1 , 158 2,619
609 1 ,431
888 1,340
972 12,253
936 688 880 1,738 5,619 3,379
854 1,405 2,230 1,578 2,520
1,073 1 , 522 26,729
208 1 ,016 1 , 619 5,584
468 7,354
461
13,358
2,133 2,509
2,640
883 2,308
660 1,723
398 268 1,897 31 , 505 1 , 754
1 ,009 7,592
1,340
884 1,305
802 2,899 1,495 2,986
8,739
1,705 2,297 17,351
1,430
909 1 , 610
495 930 708 1 , 591
366 513 311 5,749 2, 197
489 6,917
199 3,220 5,554 6,837
189 12,551
546 26,426 2,489
3,934
3,707 1,843
3,627 907
1,903
580 1,059 2,084
31,894 2,761 1,394 11,571
149
COUNTY
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
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY RUNOFF
AUGUST 31, 1982
FOR GOVERNOR
Bo Ginn
Joe Frank Harris
2,607 1,484
236 2, 194 2,292 3,609 1,878
355 1 ,886 4, 180 1 , 491
704 51,612
341 304 5,914 1,098 1 ,838 1, 751 8,524 1 , 525 4,926 1 ,290 855 1 , 051 851 683 2,009 4,962 883 1,338 848
1 , 112
2,485 2,556
1 , 118
1 , 413 900 303
3,999 875
3,157 594
1,023 3,840
558 1 ,229
5,571 869 296
1 , 143 2,924 1,437
330 741 3,565 9,727 3,963 1,570 43,617 1 , 207 401 2,486 4,260 1,985 1,963 13,392 3,527 10,461 736 2,826 1,732 1 , 432 766 3,950 8,273 949 3, 153
775
1,438
1,779
129 1 ,090
2, 194
1 ,425 724
5,261 1 , 397
515 930 204 5,046 l ,499 1,335
150
COUNTY
Madison Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Mill er 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 Tattna 11 Taylor Telfair Terrell Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen Troup
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY RUNOFF
AUGUST 31, 1982
FOR GOVERNOR
Bo Ginn
Joe Frank Harris
832 830 1 ,054 1,938 l ,859 674 1,689 1 ,497 1,092 1,028 970 9,617 2,491 957 675 1 , 164 1 , 591 384 1,607
727
l , 149 1,056 1,070
318 408 l ,545 10,655 2,206 332 2,307 807 3,392 1,258 781 2, 137 715 201 3,112 1,079 l ,480 968 2,864 2,080 3,363 365 647 2,387
l , 797 697
2,110 575
3,153 679
2,929
l ,872
694 l, 311 1,947 10,782 4,229 1,566 l ,238 4,027 2,030 l ,405 1,047 l, 374 4,962 l ,065 l , 415
439 l, 304
866 10,559 4,307
320 535 816 4,791 2,600 938 2,438 687 413 845 873 1,700 l ,365 3,042 3,646 1 ,666 479 947 5,103
1 51
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY RUNOFF
AUGUST 31, 1982
FOR GOVERNOR
COUNTY
Bo Ginn
Turner Twiggs Union Upson Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington Wayne
Webster Wheeler White Whitfield Wilcox \~i l kes Wilkinson Worth
803 751
540 2, 136 2, ll 0 l , 52 l 3,436
672 2,006 2,443
357 437
676 2,458 l ,ll0
l ,470 l , 183 l , l 38
TOTAL
410,259
GRAND TOTAL - 911,024
PERCENT
45. 03~;
Joe Frank Harris
l , 201 979
l , 01 3 3,711 5, 19 l 2,823 4,058
946 2,787 l , 813
324
725
l , 565 7,510
912 1 , 557 1,403 2,378
500,765
l 52
COUNTY
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hi 11 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
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY RUNOFF
AUGUST 31, 1982
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
Max Cleland
l , 635 785
l ,244 844
2,505 l , 314 2,743 3,776 l, 339 l, 940 9,092
997 851 l ,256 949 2,747 1,484 l , 133 805 l ,090 791 4,527 l , 771 871 14,591 152 2,202 3,705 5,754 241 10,338 474 19,503 2,657 3,562 2,970 l , 515 3, 171 631 l , 507 555 711 l ,859 32,271 2,405 940 9,063
David Poythress
l , 185 402 865 630
2,675 835
l, 528 4, 111 l , 579 l ,237 16,759 l , 138
653 l , 001 l ,008 3,022 l ,806 l , 250
744 l ,025
780 3,291 l , 241
706 14,568
171 l, 782 3,094 5,746
307 8,939
372 17,680 l , 531 2,339 3,059 l, 110 2,614
756 l , 756
308 522 l , 766 29,768 l ,672 l ,023 8,693
l 53
COUNTY
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
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY RUNOFF
AUGUST 31 , 1982
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
Max Cleland
4,052 1 , 125
287 1,468 2,647 1,749
764 495 2,575 8,?.18 2,666 1,281 47,266 674 343 3,880 2,952 2, 195 1,604 11 , 391 2,460 7,544 614 2,104 l,083 1 , 362 835 3,288 6,003 786 2,446 800 1 , 371 1,670 1 , 022 872 1 , 513 1 , 170 470 3,453 1 , 106 1 , 184 653 632 4,395 1,079 886
David Poythress
3,796 1,097
213 1 ,606 2,325 2,346
997 455 2,755 5,284 2,370 934 42,363 704 289 3,907 2,094 1,433 1,672 10, 134 2,162 7,352 839 1,498 l, 368 739 554 2,529 6,612 800 1,880 703 824 1,768 1,300 l , 184 1,880 1 ,033 466 4,575 1 ,079 1,405 672 418 3,888 908 1 , 160
154
COUNTY
Madison Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Mi 11 er Mitche 11 Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph Richmond Rockdale Sch1ey Screven Seminole Spalding
Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen Troup
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY RUNOFF
AUGUST 31 ,1982
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
Max Cleland
David Po1thress
l, 380
557 l , 137 l , 187 2,239
741
2,546 l ,429
780 l ,030 l, 458 9,753 3,312 l, 363
975 2,905 l, 506
897 l, 396 l , 188 3,568 l ,092 l ,090
243 925 l ,052 9,557 3,586 228
999 624
4,667 l , 713
633
2,020
500 222 l , 92 7
810 l, 487
939 3,054 2,671 2,330
382 706 3,549
l, 115 665
1,687 l ,028 2,540
487 l, 908 l , 736
789 l , 197 l , l 03 9,988
3,080 l ,090
846 2,002 l ,895
734
943
786 2,767
84 l l , 175
338 690 l ,064
9,563 2,854
342 l ,505
864 3,207 l ,674
717 2,056
716 269 l, 383 l ,029 l ,087 964 2,452 2,707 l, 943
393 767 3,707
l 55
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY RUNOFF
AUGUST 31 , 1982
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
COUNTY
Max Cleland
David Povthress
Turner Twiggs
Union
Upson Walker Walton
Ware Warren l1ash i ngton
Wayne Webster Wheeler
White Whitfi e1d
Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
994 745 701 2,669
4,512 2,173 3,766
541 1,911 1,982
320 552 1 ,227
4,912
946 1 , 109
1 ,040 1,899
912 881
771
2,808 2,299 1,869 2,791
750 2,079 1,406
266 514 961 4,388 929 1,518 1,058 1,282
TOTAL
436,045
404,986
GRAND TOTAL - 841,031
PERCENT
51. 855s
48. 15%
l 56
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY RUNOFF
AUGUST 31 , 1982
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA
(To Succeed Robert H. Jordan)
COUNTY
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chatham Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge Dooly Dougherty
RICHARD BELL
1,460 579
1,045 725
3,111 1,073 2,344 3,400 1,420 1,298 14,475 l , 253
841 l ,202 l, 103 3,366 2,075 l , 375
825 l, 115
974 4,349 l ,690
928 14,835
222 2,266 3,752 7,262
287 10,748
427 20,386 2,376
3,072 3,785 l, 097 3,374
888 l ,835
472 602 l , 97 4 39,606 2,261 l , 154 10,450
JACK DORSEY
1,232 556 919 686
1,798 893
1,700 3,055 1,383 1 , 733 7,697
832 619 968 720 1,867 888 896 577 779 433 3,051 1,085 511 7,017 94 1 , 518 2,498 3,158 228 7,005 398 13, 131 l ,589 2,553 l ,653 1,428 2,011 445 l , 235 278 544 l, 524 16,624 1 , 515 745 6,314
1 5 7
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY RUNOFF
AUGUST 31, 1982
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA
(To Succeed Robert H. Jordan)
COUNTY
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
RICHARD BELL
4,498 l, 364
225 1,768 2,921 l ,586
973 521 3,249 8,332 2,500 l ,387 50,264 567 336 4,333 2,716 l, 900 2,015 13,028 2,579 8,284 680 l, 943
1,696
l, 363
773
3,497 7,791
876 2,455
904 845 2,137 1,273 l ,086 2,024 l , 229 499 3,832
l , 154
l, 265 738 546
4,559
l ,034 l, 276
JACK DORSEY
2,690 749 264
l , l 04 l ,885 2,000
615 350 l ,587 4,235
l, 965
783 28,786
570 242 2,870 l ,806 l, 525
l , 117
7, 170 l , 743 5,722
555 l , 491
624 636 534 l ,889
4, 115
747 l , 721
522 l , 14 7 l, 020
845 810 l , 179
777
403 3, 147
882 947 457 411
3, 125
834 719
158
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY RUNOFF
AUGUST 31, 1982
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA (To Succeed Robert H. Jordan)
COUNTY
Madison Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Mi 11 er Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph Richmond Rockda 1e Schley Screven Seminole Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot Taliaferro Tattna 11 Taylor Telfair Terrell Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen Troup
RICHARD BELL
l ,404 713
l , 721 1 ,023 2,774
849 2,262 1,869
709 1,303 l, 396 13,709 4,026 1 , 419 1,027 2,483 2,277
774 l , 210 1, 194 3,787
1, 114
1 , 354 303 902
l, 277 12,427 4,391
388 l , 451
775 4,285 1,977
748 2,876
800 277 1,748 1 , 167 1,406 1 , 162 2,951 3,096 2,085 400 781 4,551
JACK DORSEY
926 429 852 904 1 , 865 331 2,013 1,084 734 810 984 5,099 1,899 821 714 2,023 799 724 956 678 1,680 749 764 208 574
723 4,672 1 , 570
155 693 641 2,885 1 , 310
445
1 , 141 479 179
1,243 660
1 , 056 624
2,347 1 , 935 l, 768
262 651
2,521
l 59
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY RUNOFF
AUGUST 31, 1982
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA
(To Succeed Robert H. Jordan)
COUNTY
Turner Twiggs Union Upson Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
TOTAL
GRAND TOTAL - 768,295
PERCENT
RICHARD BELL
858 833 734 3,335 3,860 2,240 3,809 730 1,987 l ,464 312 547 l, 310 5,092
972
l ,323 909
l ,511
480,425
62. 53~~
JACK DORSEY
976 705 608 1,936 2,330 l ,492 2,476 471 l, 790 l , 571 224 436 800 3,568 848 991 905 l ,465
287,870
37.47%
l 60
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY RUNOFF
AUGUST 31, 1982 FOR STATE SENATE
TWENTY-SEVENTH DISTRICT
Bibb (in part) Crawford Lamar Monroe Upson
TOTAL
W. F. (Billy}_Harris
4,479
l , 181 l, 466 2,558 2,263
11 , 94 7
Charles H. "Charlie" Jones
4,729 310 721
687
_3,4_04
9,851
THIRTY-FIFTH DISTRICT Fulton (in part)
Frank E. Coggin 7,605
Arthur Langford, Jr. 6,877
FORTY-FIFTH DISTRICT
Newton Rockdale Walton TOTAL
Harrill L. Dawkins
3,628 4,346 2,203
10,177
Bobby Sigman
2,989
1 , 913 l, 948
6,850
FORTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT
Barrow Gwinnett (in part) TOTAL
2,410 __,68Q
9,090
Vinson Wall
1,961
4,977
6,938
16 l
DISTRICT 5
Chattooga Dade (in part) Walker (in part) TOTAL
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY RUNOFF
AUGUST 31, 1982 FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
John G. Crawford
2,291 363 12
2,666
Gary Gordon
1,946 359
6
2,311
DISTRICT 10
Cherokee (in part) Forsyth TOTAL
Bi 11 H. Barnett
87 J~l___
2,902
James~_JJ i mLQ_twe11 , I II 52
_g_,Jil
DISTRICT 14
Elbert Madison (in part) Oglethorpe TOTAL
Charles C. Mann
2,535 144 918
3,597
Cha~les W. Yeargin
2,664
277
978
3,919
DISTRICT 19 Bartow (in part)
-~.QY_d_f_e t t li_ 3,983
Barry Shinall 3,584
DISTRICT 37 Fulton (in part) Fulton (in part)
~ichael Langford 1,746 RECOUNT l , 765
Geor_g_anna Sinkfield
l, 774
l, 773
l 62
DISlRICT 41
Douglas (in part) Paulding (in part) TOTAL
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY RUNOFF
AUGUST 31 , 1982 FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
Jimmy Wayne Jones
1,046 1,514_
2,560
Charlie Watts 900
l ,842 2,742
DISTRICT 61 Gwinnett (in part)
Julian W. Archer, Jr. 2,128
2,744
DISTRICT 67 Clarke (in part)
H~_Logan 2,650
Mike Thurmond 2,450
DISTRICT 72, POST 3 Clayton
C. E. "Ed" Holcomb 9,946
Abner Moore 9,048
DISTRICT 72 POST 5 Clayton
Frank I. Bailey, Jr. 10,708
Bob Dotson 7,626
DISTRICT 76 Spalding (in part)
E. T. (Bill) Co--91_ 2,480
Suzi Johnson 2,891
163
DISTRICT 106
Greene Hancock Putnam TOTAL
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY RUNOFF
AUGUST 31, 1982 FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
Jesse Copelan,_J_r_'._
2, 114 719
l, 847
4,680
-Fe-lto-n -Hu-dso-n
l, 646 l, 223
667
3,536
DISTRICT 108
Burke (in part) Jefferson (in part) TOTAL
l, 913 _f_,_ 531
4,444
W. B. Tomlin
l ,065 L_546
2,611
DISTRICT 119 Laurens (in part)
R. E. (Bobb,tl Coc_br~l!_ 2,686
DuBose Porter 4,265
DISTRICT 124 Chatham (in part)
2,674
Dewayne Hamilton 2,763
DISTRICT 130
Chattahoochee (in part) Quitman Randolph Stewart Webster
TOTAL
288 367 758 l, 128 363
2,904
Gerald E. Greene
123 368 l, 663 622 306
3,082
DISTRICT 142
Decatur (in part) Grady Thomas (in part) TOTAL
Jack C. Drew
165 l, 636
415
2,216
l fi 4
149 2, 177
406
2,732
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY RUNOFF
AUGUST 31 , 1982 FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
DISTRICT 143 Thomas (in part)
R. Allen Sherrod
3,007
Robert C. (Bob) Sise
l, 620
165
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL PRIMARY RUNOFF
AUGUST 31, 1982 FOR JUDGE AND DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF SUPERIOR COURT-CIRCUITS
CLAYTON JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
(For the unexpired term of Marvin A. Miller, deceased)
STEPHEN E. BOSWELL
MARTHA K. GLAZE
Clayton
9,804
9,309
NORTHEASTERN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
BRUCE UDOLF
JIM WHITMER
Dawson
Hall
Lumpkin White
481 8, 143
828 l, 069
817 7,094 l , 142
J ,087
TOTAL
l O, 521
l O, 140
STONE MOUNTAIN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT (To Succeed William T. Dean)
DAN COURSEY
E. T. HENDON
DeKalb
34, J72
23,247
l 6 fi
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE SPECIAL DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY RUNOFF
SEPTEMBER 21, 1982 CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS l AND 8
16 7
l fi 8
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE
SPECIAL DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY RUNOFF SEPTEMBER 21, 1982
U. S. REPRESENTATIVE 98th CONGRESS
FIRST DISTRICT
COUNTY
LINDSAY THOMAS
CHARLES WESSELS
Brantley Bryan
Bulloch Burke Camden Candler Chatham Effingham Emanuel Evans Glynn
Jenkins Liberty Long McIntosh Montgomery Screven Tattnall
Toombs Wayne
988
742 1, 653
870 752
868 4,685 l, 143 l, 793 1,073 2,434
845 1,305
547
718 771 998 l , 552
1,330 3,768
82 296
290 287 161
103 11 , 281
413 416 175 1 , 591
126 816
130 675 81 203 596
305 212
TO-TA-L -PE-RC-EN-T GRAND TOTAL - 47,074
28,835 61, 25%
18,239 38. 75?~
169
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE SPECIAL DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY RUNOFF
SEPTEMBER 21, 1982
U. S. REPRESENTATIVE 98th CONGRESS
EIGHTH DISTRICT
-CO-UN-T-Y
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baldwin Bibb Charlton Ci inch Coffee Dodge Glascock Greene Hancock Jasper Jeff Davis Jefferson Johnson Jones Laurens Monroe Pierce Putnam Taliaferro Telfair Treutlen Twiggs Ware Washington Wheeler Wilcox Wilkinson
BILLY LEE EVANS
l , 263 388 580
l , 081 10,680
223 285 l, 426 l, 907 61 475 253 252 973 590 186 l ,344 1,827 566 921 367 76 l , 152 215 878 l ,888 981 343 804 724
J. ROY ROWLAND
811 328 588 2, l 08 13,027 312 195 l ,408 l , 755 103 402 301 471 746 l , 481 l , 653 l , 518 6,746 l , l 51 589 443 133 l , 186 836 786 2,058 l , 439 606 571 l , 265
- TOT- AL PERCENT
32,709 42.08%
45,016 57. 92:~
GRAND TOTAL - 77,725
l 70
CONSOLIDATED VOTE STATE REPUBLICAN GENERAL PRIMARY ELECTION
AUGUST 10, 1982
l 71
172
COUNTY
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hi 11 Berrien Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden Candler Carro 11 Catoosa Charlton Chatham Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Co 1q u i t t Columbia Cook Coweta Cra\.;ford Crisp Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge Dooly Douciherty
CONSOLIDATEO vnTE IN STATE
REPUBLICAN GENERAL PRIMARY AUGUST l O, 1982 FOR GOVERNOR
ROBERT H. (BOB) BELL
l l 5 1 87 4 21 18 6 7 585 16 6 13 31 113 18 33 l
(1
J
6 182 56
1 l, 728
8 11 162 265 3 682 1 5,295 7 26 185 9 123 13
38
6 21 21 9,719
6
22 285
BEN B. BLACKBURN
6
3 4 2 24 18 38 24
13
6 452
11 0 3 10 56 14 30 0 4 4 135 23
0
883 3 6
104 170
3 771
3 3,037
32 23 386
3 195
5 16 4 11 12 6, 139
0
8
512
173
COUNTY
Douglas Early Echols Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady Greene G111i nnett 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
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE
REPUBLICAN GENERAL PRIMARY AUGUST l O, 1982 FOR GOVERNOR
ROBERT H. (BOB) BELL
292
35 n
V
53 7 9
11
681 626 165 186 10 5,974 128
1 431
34 26 2 2,886
36
327
8
44 39 30
8 141 364
9
29
9 6
37
l
9
32 7
0
71 47 32
5 l 117
8 14
BEN B. BLACKBURN
259 31
0
24 18 10
5
542 575 145 130 12 2,944 56
l
186 49
9 5 2,096 40
135
l
35 15
34
12
196
188
9
52
17
3
30 2
9
22 16
0
49 75
13
3
3 152
21
3
174
COUNTY
Madison Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Mi 11 er 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
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE REPUBLICAN GEMERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982 FOR GOVERNOR
ROBERT H. (BOB) BELL
42
12 39
5
12
3
12
8 4 17 8
749 30 68 18 50
43
31
3
18 10
2 9
0
18
1
825
171 2
12
0
159 46
7
47
4 0 8 0 5
15
197
74 133
52
1 70
BEN B. BLACKBURN
20
3
43
2
12
1
28 12
6
16
9 309
31 54 9
46 19 39
0
21 30
0 5
0
12
4
1,464
220 4 5
3
150 37 14
55
0
0 31
5 1 23 202
49 93 46
5 76
l 75
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE REPUBLICAN GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST l O, 1982 FOR GOVERNOR
COUNTY
ROBERT H. (BOB) BELL
Turner
7
Twiggs
6
Union
30
Upson
11
Walker
65
Walton
72
Ware
44
Warren
14
Washington
15
Wayne
15
Webster
l
Wheeler
13
White
28
Whitfield
113
Wilcox
4
Wilkes
6
Wilkinson
8
Worth
10
TOTAL
36,347
GRAND TOTAL - 61,410
PERCENT
59.19%
BEN B. BLACKBURN
7 5 50 14 58 65 26 9 7
12
9 6
23 91 0
3 9 17
25,063
40.81%
176
COUNTY
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hil 1 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
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE REPUBLICAN GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982 FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
FRANKLIN SUTTON
3
4
7 3 106 23 51 30
18 12 781 21
6 15
35
142
30
48
1
14 12 270
75 1
l ,948
8 14
226 344
6
l, 286
5 7,154
32 42
513
12 256
15
49
9
28 29
13,013 6
27
723
177
COUNTY
Oouglas 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
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE REPUBLICAN GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST l O,. 1982 FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
FRANKLIN SUTTON
459 56
0
62 24 13
9
892
966
254 254 21 7,315 122
2 587
74 31
7
4,245 59 386
10
62 38 51 17 295 490 14 60 24 7 53
3
13 42 14
0 97
103
33 5
3
252 27
8
l 78
COUNTY
Madison Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Mi 11 er 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
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE REPUBLICAN GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982 FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
FRANKLIN SUTTON
56 10 61
7 16
4 33 16
8
29
14 884 47 103
20
80
50 50
l
30
34 l
11 0
22
5 l, 904
330 5 14 2
260 59 13
82
3 0
30 5 6
30 321 121 166 77
4
129
179
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE REPUBLICAN GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST l O, 1982 FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
COUNTY
Turner Twiggs Union Upson Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield vii l cox Wilkes l/il ki nson Worth
TOTAL
GRAND TOTAL - 50,913
PERCENT - l 00%
FRANKLIN SUTTON
14 7
75 23 114
108
64 16
18
25 5
12 44
171 4 8
14 26
50,913
180
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE REPUBLICAN GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982 FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
COUNTY
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hi 11 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 Douoherty
NICK-REAGAN BELLUSO
3 4 7 2
100 21 51 21
16
12
677
20
6 11
31 112 28
40 l
13 7 242 75 l 1,735
8
16
200
316
6
l , 178
3
6,542 30 32 462
11
233 15
41 7
27 26
11,895
5
23 671
181
COUNTY
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 Lonq Lowndes Lumpkin Macon
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE REPUBLICAN GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST l O, 1982 FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
NICK-REAGAN BELLUSO
427 62 0 56
21
9 ll 834
896 225 231 21 6,490
74 2
555
73
29 4 3,941 53
313 6
62 32 53 16 268 449
13 58
19
8
44
2 ll
30
12
0 78 95 22
5 4 231 25 10
182
COUNTY
Madison Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Mi 11 er Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgar'I 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
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE REPUBLICAN GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST l O, 1982 FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
NICK-REAGAN BELLUSO
52
10
59 7
17 3
28
13 9
28
11 817
43
99 19
72 47 44
2
29 32
2 10 0
19
5 l, 725
294
4
12
2 252
51 14
76
3 0
25 4
5
28
300 87
134 70 4
123
183
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE REPUBLICAN GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982 FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
COUNTY
Turner Twiggs Union Upson Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington Wayne Webster v/heel er White vihitfield Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth
TOTAL
GRAND TOTAL - 46,243
PERCENT
NICK-REAGAN BELLUSO
14 7
73
23
110 95 58
16 17
21
6
12
40 154
4 6
10 24
46,243
100%
184
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE REPUBLICAN GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST l O, 1982 FOR COMPTROLLER GENERAL
COUNTY
Appling Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin Banks Barrow Bartow Ben Hi 11 Berrien Bibb Bleckley Brantley Brooks Bryan Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden Candler Carro 11 Catoosa Charlton Chatham Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge Oooly Dougherty
CHARLES E. (CHUCK) CLARK
3
4 6
2
108 21
35
35
16 12 766 20
6
13
32
132
29 44
l
13
10
263
73
l
l , 920 10 16 214
329
6
l , 238
3 6,860
29 25
488 12
255
13
48
8
27 26 12,671
, 6...,
1,
703
185
COUNTY
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 Lonq Lowndes Lumpkin Macon
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE REPUBLICAN GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST l O, 1982 FOR COMPTROLLER GENERAL
CHARLES E. (CHUCK) CLARK
438 56 0 62 24
13 5
865 910 250 248
19
6,862
121
2
570 70
30 7
4, 141 56
371 8
61 34 54 14 278 476 13 60 24
8 53
3
12
39 16 0
89 98 34
5 2 248 26 12
186
COUNTY
Madison Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Mi 11 er Mi tche 11 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 Tattna 11 Taylor
Telfair Terrell Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen Troup
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE REPUBLICAN GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982 FOR COMPTROLLER GENERAL
CHARLES E. (CHUCK) CLARK
52
9 59 6
19 4 30
14 8
33 13 853 44 100 20
78
52
50 1
30
33 1
11 0
21 4
1,818 309 5 11 2
260 61
13 78
3 0
27
5 6
27 330
105 147
75 4
128
187
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE REPUBLICAN GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST l O, 1982 FOR COMPTROLLER GENERAL
COUNTY
Turner Twiggs Union Upson Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson t>Jorth
TOTAL
GRAND TOTAL - 49,043
PERCENT
CHARLES E. (CHUCK) CLARK
14 0 71 23 110 105 60 15 15 20 5
12 43
166 4 7
14 24
49,043
l OO~s
188
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE SPECIAL REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY ELECTION
AUGUST 31, 1982 CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS l, 3, 6, 7, 9
189
190
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE SPECIAL REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY ELECTION
AUGUST 31, 1982
U. S. REPRESENTATIVE 98th CONGRESS
FIRST DISTRICT
-CO-UN-T-Y
Brantley Bryan Bulloch Burke Camden Candler Chatham Effingham Emanuel Evans Glynn Jenkins Liberty Long McIntosh Montgomery Screven Tattnall Toombs Wayne
JIMMY FRANKLIN
3 130 2,885 159 40 l 02 l , 309 135 39 153 889
ll 29 2 22 59 252 106 306 15
TOTAL
6,646
GRAND TOTAL - 16,262
PERCENT
4 . 3n;
HERB JONES
3 271 202 21 49 58 6,497 383 84 67 275
ll 55 6 18 35 l 43 498 688 36
9,616
59.13:'.
l 9l
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE SPECIAL REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY ELECTION
AUGUST 31, 1982 U. S. REPRESENTATIVE 98th CONGRESS
THIRD DISTRICT
COUNTY
Bleckley Butts Chattahoochee Crawford Dooly Harris Houston Lamar Macon Marion Meriwether Muscogee Peach Pike Pulaski Schley Sumter Talbot Taylor Troup Upson
-TO-TA-L
P- ERCENT.
TYRON ELLIOTT
6 26
6
l
5
41 126 14
2
24 210 464 22
8 0 0 113
19
4
90
- -2-7
l ,208
l 00%
192
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE SPECIAL REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY ELECTION
AUGUST 31, 1982
U. -S-. -R-E-P-RE-S-EN-TATIVE 98th CONGRESS
SIXTH DISTRICT
- COU-NT-Y
Carro 11 Clayton Coweta Douglas Fayette Fulton (in part) Haralson Heard Henry Paulding Polk Spalding
-TO-T-AL-
P-E-RC-E-N-T
- NEW- T - GINGRICH
l, 248 2,812
160 1,073
931 l , 081
100 35 123 256 120 231
8,170
l 00:~
l 93
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE SPECIAL REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY ELECTIO~
AUGUST 31, 1982
U. S. REPRESENTATIVE 98th CONGRESS
SEVENTH DISTRICT
-CO-UNT-Y
Bartow Catoosa Chattooga Cobb Dade Floyd Walker
-TO-T-AL-
GRAND TOTAL - 8,194
-PE-RC-EN-T
RICHARD CASTELLUCIS
77
46 10 3,006 40 264 - -1-1 -l 3,554
43.37%
DAVE SELLERS
100 92 64 3,397
11
693 - -28-3 4,640
56. 637s
l 94
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE SPECIAL REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY ELECTION
AUGUST 31, 1982
U. S. REPRESENTATIVE 98th CONGRESS
NINTH DISTRICT
COUNTY
Banks Cherokee Dawson Fannin Forsyth Franklin Gilmer Gordon Gwinnett (in part) Habersham Hall Hart Jackson Lumpkin Murray Pickens Rabun Stephens Towns Union White Whitfield
TOTAL
PERCENT
CHARLES SHERWOOD
17 53 5 72 11 l
0
32
11
369
331 84 25 10 6 1
4
3 30
8
6
23
57
1,258
100%
195
l 96
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE SPECIAL REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY ELECTION
NOVEMBER 2, 1982 CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS 4 AND 5
19 7
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE SPECIAL REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY ELECTION
NOVEMBER 2, 1982
U. S. REPRESENTA TI VE 98t h CO ~I GRESS FOURTH DISTRICT
COUNTY
DeKalb (in part) Fulton (in part) Newton Rockdale
TOTAL
PERCENT
DICK WINDER
18, 133 5,755
227 675
24,790
100%
198
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE SPECIAL REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY ELECTION
NOVEMBER 2, 1982 U. S. REPRESENTATIVE 98th CONGRESS
FIFTH DISTRICT
- COU-NT-Y DeKalb (in part) Fulton (in part)
DOUG STEELE 146
] ,601_
-TO-TA-L
3,750
- PE- RC- EN-T
33. 63~~
GRANO TOTAL - 11 , 152
JACK HESTER 122
b915 3,037
27.23%
PAUL JONES 126
4,239 4,365 3~. 14%
199
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE REPLJBLI CAN GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST l O, 1982
FOR STATE SENATOR
SECOND DISTRICT Chatham (in part)
Erie Lee Downing 224
FIFTH DISTRICT DeKalb (in part)
Jim Bracewell
l ,347
Joe Burton
3,445
Ted Milby 608
Joe E. Wilkerson
639
SEVENTH DISTRICT
Atkinson Berrien Clinch Lanier Tift Ware
TOTAL
Davi d J Ke 11 ey
3
12
3 0 110 63
191
NINTH DISTRICT Tom Phi 11 i ps
Gwinnett (in part) 2,274
Louise Radloff
1,485
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT
Charles P. Rose
Chattahoochee (in part)
0
Muscogee (in part)
320
TOTAL
320
200
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE REPUBLICAN GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR STATE SENATOR
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT
Ted J. Land
Marion
10
Muscogee (in part)
695
Talbot
3
TOTAL
708
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT
Cary Hall
Butts
46
Clayton (in part)
443
Henry
281
TOTAL
770
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT
Art \Jal sh
Bibb (in part)
45
Houston
469
Twiggs
3
TOTAL
517
THIRTY-SECOND DISTRICT
Cody Holman
Cobb (in part)
1,689
THIRTY-SIXTH DISTRICT
Shelton Martin
Fulton (in part)
163
THIRTY-SEVENTH DISTRICT
Carl Harrison
Cherokee (in part) Cobb (in part)
172 l ,436
TOTAL
l ,608
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE REPUBLICAN GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR STATE SENATOR
FORTIETH DISTRICT
Paul D. Coverdell
Fulton (in part)
3,723
FORTY-FIRST DISTRICT De Ka l b ( i n pa rt )
James ~J. (Jim) Tysinger 4,325
FORTY-THIRD DISTRICT DeKalb (in part)
Bill Day 631
FORTY-FIFTH DISTRICT
Newton Rockdale Walton TOTAL
Heyward L. Woodward
47 299 103
449
FORTY-SEVENTH DISTRICT
Jack W. West
Banks
22
Elbert
21
Franklin
21
Hart
51
Jackson (in part)
46
Madison
56
TOTAL
217
202
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE REPUBLICAN GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR STATE SENATOR
FORTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT
G. "Randy" Johnson
Barrow
24
Gwinnett (in part)
711
TOTAL
735
Kerry James Kay
12 346
358
FIFTY-FIRST DISTRICT
Forrest L. Sawter
Cherokee (in pa rt)
51
Fannin
909
Gilmer
130
Gordon
70
Pickens
54
Whitfield (in pa rt)
25
TOTAL
1 , 239
FIFTY- FIFTH DISTRICT
Mike Hicks
DeKalb (in part)
1,432
FIFTY-SIXTH DISTRICT
Haskew Brant1~
Cobb (in part) Forsyth (in part) Fulton (in part)
907 10
1. 644
TOTAL
2,561
Jim Peters
797 17 581
l , 395
203
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE REPUBLICAN GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 4 POST 2
Fannin Gilmer Lumpkin Rabun Towns Union
TOTAL
Jack Shaw
792
114
26 18 85 60
l ,095
DISTRICT 6 POST 2
Spence Higgins, Jr.
Whitfield (in part)
169
DISTRICT 7 Gordon
Truett Moss
73
DISTRICT 8 POST l
Harvey G. Busby
Cherokee (in part)
216
Pickens
50
TOTAL
266
DISTRICT 15 POST 2
Bartow (in part) Floyd (in part) TOTAL
Pat Montgomerv
(Name was left off ballot) 156
156
204
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE REPUBLICAN GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 19 Bartow (in part)
Rowan Gilreath 26
DISTRICT 20 POST 3
Milton A. (Mac) Mclarty Jr.
Cobb (in part)
l , 531
DISTRICT 21 POST 1
V. Fred Ai ken
Cobb (in part)
4,250
DISTRICT 21 POST 2
Johnny Isakson
Cobb (in part)
4,400
DISTRICT 21 POST 3
Bi 11 Atkins
Cobb (in part)
3,527
Ralph C. McBride 1 , 771
DISTRICT 21 POST 4
Robert A. Falanga
Cobb (in part)
1 , 515
Frank Johnson 1,880
Joe Parris 1 , 170
Stancil (Stan) Wise, Jr 1, 183
DISTRICT 21 POST 5
Georqe W. Lankford
Cobb (in part)
2,877
Tom \Jilder 3,310
DISTRICT 22 Fulton (in part)
Mrs. Dorothy Felton 1,626
205
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE REPUBLICAN GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 23 Fulton (in part)
Luther S. Colbert 1,035
DISTRICT 24 Fulton (in part)
Kil Townsend 1,578
DISTRICT 25 Fulton (in part)
John M. Lupton 1,028
DISTRICT 27 Fulton (in part)
Dick Lane 470
DISTRICT 32 Fulton (in part)
Lee N. Howe 11 262
DISTRICT 39 Fulton (in part)
Bettye Lowe 6,684
DISTRICT 40 Fulton (in part)
Paul Jones 6,602
206
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE REPUBLICAN GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 41
Jim Bruner
Douglas (in part) 183 Paulding (in part) 47
TOTAL
230
DISTRICT 42
Bi 11 Greqorsky
Douglas (in part)
186
DISTRICT 43 Fayette
Paul W. Heard Jr.
l ,0l 0
DISTRICT 44 DeKalb (in part)
John Linder l ,487
Bruce E. Widener l , l 91
DISTRICT 45 DeKalb (in part)
Max Davis 1,181
DISTRICT 46 DeKalb (in part)
Scott Paul Walton 573
DISTRICT 47 DeKalb (in part)
Ben vl. Beazley 616
Cheslev Morton 932
207
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE REPUBLICAN GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 48 DeKalb (in part)
Bettt Jo Williams 2,140
DISTRICT 49
Chandler Bridges
DeKalb (in part)
482
Tom Lawrence 557
Bob Stein 788
DISTRICT 51
Tommt Tolbert
DeKalb (in part)
520
DISTRICT 57 POST l
William G. Hammonds
DeKalb (in part) Rockdale
1,036 322
TOTAL
l ,358
DISTRICT 57 POST 2
E. Bill Fitzgerald
DeKalb (in part)
985
Rockdale
301
TOTAL
1,286
DISTRICT 57 POST 3
Bill Mamer
DeKalb (in part)
958
Rockdale
301
TOTAL
1 ,259
208
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE REPUBLICAN GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 59 Mike Barnett
Gwinnett (in part) 770
Charlie Hager 386
DISTRICT 61 Rusty Horton
Gwinnett (in part) 551
DISTRICT 62
James T. Benton
Gwinnett (in part)
476
Tom White 862
DISTRICT 63 Bill Goodwin
Gwinnett (in part) 362
Howard M. Hoffman 324
Bob 1-iood 450
DISTRICT 71
Neal Shepard
Carroll (in part) 47 Coweta (in part) 195
TOTAL
242
DISTRICT 72 POST 3
H.
T.
Ted 11
11
Pylant
Clayton
l , 163
DISTRICT 72 POST 5
Johnny White
Clayton
l , 179
209
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE REPUBLICAN GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 73 Henry (in part)
Mac Irvin 231
DISTRICT 76 Eric Sigman
Spalding (in part) 157
DISTRICT 86 C. B. Rosen
Richmond (in part) 325
DISTRICT 90 Dicket Boardman
Richmond (in part) 503
DISTRICT 96 Earl T. Davis
Muscogee (in part) 253
DISTRICT 99 Bibb (in part)
Elizabeth (Liz) R. Francisco 141
DISTRICT 101 Bibb (in part)
Gary Haynes 51
DISTRICT 113 Ted W. \./addle
Houston (in part) 251 210
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE REPUBLICAN GENERAL PRIMARY HELD AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 119
Allen Thomas
Laurens (in part)
84
DISTRICT 125
Nelson A. Sevier, Jr.
Chatham (in part)
630
DISTRICT 126
Bryan (in part) Chatham (in part) TOTAL
Anne Mueller
3
392
395
Phil Roach
2 308
310
DISTRICT 143
Dewe1 McCabe
Thomas (in part)
278
DISTRICT 151
Jackie "Jack 11 McCall
Camden (in part)
6
Charlton (in part)
0
Ware (in part)
44
TOTAL
50
DISTRICT 155
Norman "Shaw" McVeigh
Glynn (in part)
133
DISTRICT 156
Dean G. Auten
Glynn (in part)
486
Mel ntosh
6
TOTAL
492
211
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE REPUBLICAN GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST 10, 1982
FOR JUDGE AND DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF SUPERIOR COURT CIRCllITS
CLAYTON JUDICIAL CIRCIJIT
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT ( FOr the u ne Xp1re-d term Of Ma r VTn-- /\ . Mi 1 1er , de Ce as e d )
MICHAEL D. ANDERSON
Clayton
l , 247
------
ROCKDALE JIIDICIAL CIRCIJIT
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
(New District Attorney)
JAMES M. (JIM) NICHOLS
Rockdale
323
STONE MOUNTAIN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
( To
SJUuDcGcEe
e
SUPERIOR
d Wi 1 1 i a
COURT
m T . --De
a
n
)
FRED P. MEYER
DeKalb
JLlll
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE REPUBLICAN GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGIJST 10, 1982
COIJfJTY
Should Georgia Law be changed so that it would require an extraordinary majority of a two-third's (2/3) vote rather than a simple majority in order for the General /\ssemb l y
to.raise _your taxes?__ .. ___ .. -- ..
YES
NO
Appling
l
0
Atkinson
4
0
Bacon
6
2
Baker
Baldwin
l 06
27
~ Banks
7
7
w Barrow
49
10
Gartov,
27
6
Ben Hi 11
16
4
Berrien
l 1
0
Bibb
731
129
Bleckley
24
2
Brantley
4
2
Brooks
16
0
Bryan
24
5
Bulloch
138
20
Burke
23
6
Butts
44
10
Calhoun
l
0
Ca111den
9
l
Candler
8
0
Carro 11
202
52
Catoosa
61
10
Charlton
1
0
Chatham
2,050
237
Chattahoochee
7
2
Should the Georgia tax laws be amended to conform with the Federal tax laws so that taxpayers will not have to maintain separate records for Federal and State tax purposes, and so that separate monitoring
procedure's cl re not rcqu i rfd by
th_e _St_c1_~~--J~P-~en~!~'- J)~p_0_r_t~~e_nt?
YES
NU
. "
l
0
3
2
7
l
96
36
8
6
46
ll
20
14
17
3
6
4
617
206
19
4
l
4
15
l
31
8
113
43
21
7
37
9
0
l
9
6
7
l
170
70
57
13
l
0
l , 744
443
4
5
Should the State of Georgia establish a special investigative grand jury with statewide jurisdiction to investigate organized crime, official
C_Q_rruQ!j_Q!!_!_ and _j~ traffic kJ~_g}
YES
NO
l
0
l
4
7
0
,m
29
13
l
50
8
25
8
17
3
9
2
658
183
22
l
3
3
11
2
26
15
136
23
27
0
42
7
l
0
7
4
6
3
200
50
69
4
l
0
l , 915
311
8
0
COlltHY
Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay N Clayton ~ Clinch Cobb Coffee Colciuitt Col u111bi a Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp Dade Davison Decatur DeKalb Dodge Dooly Dougherty Douqlas Early Echols Eff i nqharn Elbert
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE
REPUGl.ICAN GENERAL flf<IM/\RY
/\ ll r; lJS T l n, l 1) 1l?
Should (;eorqia La11 be chanqed so that it v1ould requin' an extraordinary n1ajority of a
two-third's (2/3) vote rather
than cJ ,, iinp l c 111aj ori ty in
order for tl11 Gencru l /\ssL111Li Iv to rai,,e y_o11_r__t_ilX(-'S_?______ _
YES
NO
9 233 342
6 l , 19 5
3 7, I59
28 45 496
ll 254
12
44 5 20 21
73,503 6
27
683 460 47
0 63 7
5 32 78
0
208
0
l, 026
4
12 67
l
38 5 7 2 5 8
l, 739
0 7 704 79 17 0 10 l
Should the GcorrJia t,ix lc:Hvs be a11Ht1dcd to conforlll 11i th t Ill' FeJeral tax la1vs so that taxpayl't'S Vli-il 110t r1JVP to lllJilltaill serarate rcc:o,,ds for F(:cltrc1l and StJte tax purr:ioses, J nd so Uw t scp,ffd tc 111oni tori 11c_1 proc1,cJ1Jrc:S are not nquinci by th_i' __sta 1e Pt' vflnt~ (' [J_(_'Jl_cl l't!l~cn t?
YES
tlU
8 193 372
4 953
2 6, l 6S
22 38 415
ll 196
6 40
7 16 24
n ,49
4 23 546 384
39
0 56 7
4 65
77
2 414
0
l , i7 Sl
6 0 136
l
87
8
9 l 10 5 3,289
l
3 229 145 25
0 16 3
Should the State of Georgia establish a special investigative grand jury with statewide jurisdiction to investigate organized crime, official corruption, and_druJ]_ traffickinq?
YES
NO
19 214 353
5 l , 14 6
3 6,822
21 36 463
9 237
8
46
5
21 25 12,572
3
18 628 435
48 0 62 7
4 46 54
l 255
0 l , 319
8 19 l 01
3 59 6 5 3 5
7 2,606
2 l 153 92 16
0 15
l 2
UllHJTY
[111anue l Evans Fannin Fayette [',.) Floyd Forsyth
(Jl
Franklin Fulton Gillller Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady Greene GvJi nne tt Habersham Hal l Hancock Haralson Harris Hart Ilea rd Hcnl'Y Houston I r1t1i n
CO rJ SOL_ I DA TL D V(JT l- I rJ STI\ I [ R[ P lJG LI CAN GUl [ IUI I PI< I MA 111
/\ lIGll S T l O, I 1JB2
:::ihnu Icl (;((ff CJ i a LavJ be cl1ancwd so tl1c1 l i t \'JOU l d rr,quir( an rx Lrilord i nary 111ajority of J
t110- third' s (2/3) VO te rather than a simple lllilj Ori ty in
order for the General /\sse11:hly
to ra_i se your_ taxes?___ --- --
YFS
no
l 0
6
lO
3
827
164
l. 066
n1
246
29
271
38
17
2
7,203
907
128
38
0
l
578
74
58
21
29
5
0
l
4,354
596
53
8
365
69
5
3
23
6
42
8
52
7
l 5
2
287
30
46~
63
l3
u
Sho11lcl the Cc:onJia t:ix lc1v1s l>e ,!111(ndr,d to conf or111 11i th thc' fcdc:ral lax la1vs so Uwt taxiJilV<'ts 1-1ill not l1<1Vr' to 111airiLa in sqJara lc' ncords for Fed(tal a11d State, tax purposes, ilrid su that separate 111onitorinC1 prucedtffl'S are not r1q11ired by
U_i_e_j_ta_t~__ }~e~ ~!l~~_e_ l~P_0_t!~_l_~_n t_?
YFS
no
8
7 657 884 218 236 14 6,078
l 07 0
499 50 22
l 3,566
45 320
5 23
34 39 l 2 243 392 9
6 4 245 262 59 67 5 l, 638
46 l
122 21
8
0 l, 270
13 106
2 6
10 16
6
71 126
4
Should the State of Georgia establish a special investigative grand jury with statewide jurisdiction to investigate organized crime, official
c:_Q!~_Lqn, and drug traffj_cj(j_rig?
YES
NO
8
12 709 980 235 c58
-I 5
6,902 101
0
532 60 23
l 4, l 06
47 356
2 20
44
44 16 259 424 12
7
0
221 197 46
59 4 l , 17 4
44 l
97 16
9
0
827 12 70 5 7
5 14
l 61 98
l
COlltHY
Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis Jefferson Jenkins ~ Johnson CJ") Jones Lamar Lanier Laurens Lee Li bffty Lincoln Long Lovmdes Lu1110ki n Macon Madison Marion Mclluff i e
McIntosh r-1eri11ether Mill er Mi tchc I 1
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE REPUBLICAN GENERAL PRIMARY
/\ UGIJS T l O, l 9 8 2
Should Georgia Law be chanqed so that it 1vould req1Jire an extraordinary majority of a
two-third's (2/3) vote rather than a simple majority in ordrr for the General /\sse111b l y to_ raise .1our tax(~S?
YES
NO
65
9
20
l
6
0
37
11
3
0
10
3
27
13
19
4
0
0
88
ll
96
13
26
7
5
0
3
0
229
40
22
7
l 5
l
47
16
8
3
; l
ll
6
0
lJ
l
2
0
32
9
Should the Georgia tax laws be amended to conform with the Fede1 al tax lavJs so that taxpayers will not have to maintain separate records for Federal and State tax purposes, and so thil t serara te 111oni tori ng procedures are not re~uired by the State Revenue_ Oepartment?
YES
tJ()
56
18
9
12
6
2
36
20
3
0
8
4
34
15
13
6
0
0
75
20
74
29
16
6
5
0
2
l
202
64
16
12
13
3
43
18
8
3
60
20
5
0
16
7
2
0
30
10
Should the State of Georgia establish a special investigative grand jury with statewide jurisdiction to investigate organized crime, official
-~grrupt ion, and drug tra ff i ck i nq 7
YES
NO
- --~--- -- --
61
13
19
2
5
l
41
7
3
0
9
2
36
13
19
3
0
0
69
15
88
19
24
4
4
l
2
l
210
60
22
7
11
6
52
ll
10
2
67
14
4
1
14
4
0
0
32
8
cour:TY
Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray 0.) Muscogee
_J
-.J Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole Spalding Stephens Stewart
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE
REPUBLI CAN GUJ [ RAL PI< I MJ\ IH /\LI GIJ ST l O, l 9 B?.
Should Gcor~iia LavJ he chanqed so that it \'JOU l cl require an extraordinary majority of a
tv,o- third' s (2/3) vote r.:ither than a simple majority in order for the General Ass e111b l y to ra i Se__}'_OU r ta X es? __________
YES
NO
14
l
8
l
28
4
ll
l
883
160
39
l I
98
16
21
4
71
17
52
6
53
10
l
0
33
4
23
7
1
0
B
l
0
0
25
l
3
2
1,792
274
294
69
5
0
12
3
3
0
263
30
56
11
16
3
Should the Georgia tax laws be a1!lcnded to conform with the Ft:dci'al t<lx laws so that t<lxpayers 1,;i -, l not hi1 ve to 111a inta i 11 srpara te records for ,edl'ral and Stdte tax urpost'S, and so that sc,parato lllonitorinCJ proc(dun:s are not n:quired by
tJJ~_'.:i_t_Q_!~--l~_e~~~n-~(~ Depa r_tnwn t?
YES
NU
14
0
3
3
24
5
12
2
725
293
42
9
84
28
20
4
59
26
40
15
47
14
1
0
30
5
22
12
l
0
10
4
0
0
23
2
4
l
l, 442
560
246
100
4
l
11
4
2
1
l 89
96
50
16
10
8
Should the State of Georgia establish a special jnvesti-
gative grand jury with statewide jurisdiction to investigate organized crime, official corruption, and dr~ traffickinq_?
YES
NO
14
l
6
2
24
3
10
l
838
191
42
8
l 02
13
26
2
71
16
44
11
47
ll
l
0
34
3
22
ll
l
0
13
0
0
0
19
5
5
0
1,748
310
274
74
4
l
13
3
2
l
248
52
56
11
12
7
COlJiffY
Su111ter Talbot Taliaferro Tattnall N Ta_vlor co Telfair Terrell Thomas Tift Toombs Tm-Jns Treutlen Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson Walker Walton Ware vJarren \Jashi n9ton Wavne \-Jebs tr!r ~Jhee l er
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN ~TATE REPUBLICAN GENERAL PRIMARY
AlJ GIJ ST l O, l 9 8 2
Should Georgia Law be chanqed so that it would require an E:xtraordinury 111ajority of a tvm-third's (2/3) vote rather thJn a silt1ple 111ajority in order for the G,;nera l Assenib ly to _r a i s e .}'._Ou r _ta xes ?
YES
NO
-
73
20
4
0
0
0
25
2
5
0
6
0
31
4
288
54
88
17
141
27
68
ll
5
0
113
26
13
2
7
4
53
l7
24
l
95
22
l 08
14
58
7
20
0
l 5
5
22
0
7
0
ll
7
Should the Georgia tax laws be amended to confonn 1r1i th the Ft:dera l tax l Jv1s so that tJXpaye:rs ~1ill not have to maintain separate records for Federal and State tax purposes, and so U1r1t separate rnonitorin9 procedures are not required by the State Revenue_ DepurtrnPnt?
YES
NO
---
67
25
3
0
0
0
l8
7
3
2
5
l
25
9
257
73
78
28
134
33
55
17
6
0
98
38
l 2
3
3
5
47
19
21
4
80
31
1-36
31
50
12
14
5
14
9
16
7
5
0
l 2
5
Should the State of Georgia establish a special investigative grand jury with statewide jurisdiction to investigate organized cri111e, official corruption, and drug traffickir:!SJ1
YES
NO
70
26
5
0
0
0
ll
7
3
2
4
2
24
10
298
47
88
15
140
32
53
15
5
0
107
27
l 2
2
3
6
54
12
21
4
93
21
98
18
52
13
17
3
20
4
17
5
5
2
l 5
3
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE REPUBLICAN GENERAL PRIMARY
AUGUST l O, 1982
COIHlTY
White
Whitfi e1d
Wilcox
Wi 1kes
Wilkinson
N --'
Worth
U)
TOTAL -G-f<-A-N--D-~-T--O--T- -AL PERCENT
------
Should Georgia Law be chanqed so that it would require an extraordinary majority of a
two-third's (2/3) vote rather than a simple majority in
order for the General Assembly to ra i se_..1_our taxes?_~_
HS
NO
40 154
3 8 14 23
-------
50,565
6
34 1
1 4 2
7,263
57,828
87. 441~
Should the Georgia tax laws be arnvnded to conform with the Federal tax laws so that taxpayers will not have to maintain separate records for Federal and State tax purposes, and so that separate monitoring procedures are not required by
!hl~ State Revenue . Oe~-!~'::!1lZ__
YES
NO
35
9
139
38
4
0
7
1
10
5
19
13
42,650
13,248
55,898
76. 30;~
23.70%
Should the State of Georgia establish a special investigative grand jury with statewide jurisdiction to investigate organized crime, official corruption, and drug traffickinq?
YES
NO
45
6
145
34
3
1
6
3
12
5
23
2
47,661 57,348
83. 11 %
9,687 16.89%
220
CONSOLIDATED VOTE RUNOFF REPUBLICAN GENERAL PRIMARY ELECTION
AUGUST 31, 1982
221
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE REPUBLICAN GENERAL PRiMARY RUNOFF
AUGUST 31, 1982
.;i
FOR STATE REPRESENTATiVE
DISTRICT 21. POST 4
Robert A. Falanga
Cobb (in part)
l, 725
Frank Johnson 1,985
DISTRICT 49 OeKalb tin part)
Tom Lawrence 430
Bob Stein 347
DISTRICT 63 Gwinnett (in part)
Bill Goodwin 388
Bob Wood 365
222
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE SPECIAL REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY RUNOFF
NOVEMBER 9, 7982 CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 5
223
224
CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATE SPECIAL REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY RUNOFF
NOVEMBER 9, 1982 U. S. REPRESENTATIVE 98th CONGRESS
FIFTH DISTRICT
-CO-UN-T-Y
PAUL JONES
DeKalb ( i n part)
31
Fulton ( i n part)
91 9
- TO-TA-L
950
- PE- RC- EN-T
58. 35;~
-GR-AN-D-T-OT-A-L -- l , 628
DOUG STEELE 35
643 678
41.65;~
225