Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Republican-heavy Gwinnett County came out in large numbers
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Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Results Updated 2 a.m., Wednesday Gwinnett County voters provided few surprises on Election Day. They came out in large numbers, voted mostly Republican and provided several lopsided outcomes. Nearly 75 percent of the county's registered voters casted their ballots, more than five percentage points better than the 2008 turnout. Gwinnettians voted for Gov. Mitt Romney for president, for incumbents in 11 races, including three Board of Education candidates, and in favor of the controversial Public Charter School Amendment (by a 63% to 37% margin), which drew similar margins elsewhere in the state. U.S. Representatives Rob Woodall (R, District 7) and Hank Johnson (D, District 4) had sizable leads among their Gwinnett constituents as they …
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Hunter gets the nod from voters for District 3 commission seat while Scrader and Brantley win their respective judicial races.
Gwinnett County voters went to the polls Tuesday to settle three races -- the Republican primary for the Gwinnett County District 3 Commission seat and two nonpartisan Gwinnett County judgeships. Unofficial results in the race for the District 3 commission seat show Tommy Hunter edging out Mike Beaudreau by a margin of 50.31 to 49.69 percent -- a lead of 56 votes. Beaudreau, who was seeking a third term, fell just short of the majority vote needed to win outright during the July 31 primary and was forced into a runoff with Hunter. Dacula resident Mike Korom and former Snellville mayor Jerry Oberholtzer also ran. Georgia law allows candidates to request a recount when the margin of victory is less than 1 percent. If the runoff results hold…
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Nine of the 12 candidates running for three open seats were on hand Monday night for a meet and greet sponsored by UPCCA.
Next Tuesday Gwinnett voters will decide not only on whether to approve the TSPLOST referendum, they will decide on three judicial candidates among the 12 who are running for one of the vacated judicial seats. A number of voters took advantage of the opportunity Monday night to meet and speak with the men and women vying for one of the seats. Brenda Campbell, who lives in Peachtree Corners River Station was among the 80 or so who came to get the know the candidates before she casts her vote next Tuesday. "The opportunity to meet and talk one on one is great," said Campbell who liked the idea of a central location so she could collect literature on the candidates and meet them first hand before casting her vote. The three candidates who …
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Thursday, May 17, 2012
Gwinnett County Bar Association hosting forum for candidates for Gwinnett Probate, Superior and State Court judgeships Friday, May 18, at 1818 Club in Duluth.
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Thursday, May 17, 2012
The Gwinnett County Bar Association is hosting a judicial candidates forum at its monthly luncheon at noon Friday, May 18, at the 1818 Club in Duluth. Candidates for Gwinnett Superior, State and Probate Court have been invited to participate, Gwinnett Bar Association President Matt Reeves announced. The candidates so far include Chris Ballar and Marlene Duwell for Gwinnett Probate Court judge. Gwinnett Superior Court judge candidates are Tracey Mason Blasi, Chris McClurg, Kathy Schrader, and Giles Sexton. Emily Brantley, Pam Britt, Norman Cuadra, Greg Lundy, and Richard Winegarden are candidates for State Court of Gwinnett judge. The lunch costs $15 for non-members and $10 for members. Reservations are not required. This is the Gwinnett …
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Comments are now closed, but you can replay what was written last night and this morning.
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Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Our team of Patch Local Editors reported all afternoon and into the night Tuesday as Gwinnett voters went to the polls. This live blog, now closed for comments, includes coverage from votes for offices in nine communities, alcohol sales on Sunday, the county E-SPLOST and whether Peachtree Corners voters approve becoming a city. Our thanks to all of you who read and commented. If interested, you can go back and see what readers had to say as the results came in.
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