10th District Counties -- Voting Results                            November 2, 2004                             GREAT NEWS!!

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4Catoosa County Republican Victories: Bill Clark (R) Chairman   Board of Commissioners Jay Neal (R) State House,    District 1 Ron Forster (R) State House,    District 3 Gene Lowrey (R)   Probate Judge Catoosa County gave 16,403 votes to President George W. Bush (73 %) compared to 5,805 (26%) votes to Senator Kerry. Catoosa County is Bush COUNTRY! Catoosa County voted 65 % for Bush in the 2000 election. So we gained some suppor   -- Brad Scott

4Dawson County          by Chairman Chuck Gordon Big GOP Victory November 2nd was a historical election night for our county, the State of Georgia, and for the President of the United States. Our county had a record voter turnout of 80%. We believe that this is the largest percentage turnout for all counties in Georgia. We gave George Bush and Johnny Isakson a 80% margin of the votes cast in these races. We elected a full slate of Republican candidates in all of our Dawson County races. I believe we can truly say that Dawson County is a Republican stronghold which we must continue to work to keep it that way. We found out that the new voters that have registered since the 2000 Presidential election were predominately Republicans. This gives us a great opportunity to bring these people into our Party membership. The Republican Party won the majority in the State House. With the House and Senate and the Governor's office, we can make great things to happen for the citizens of Georgia. I believe you will see some more Democrats become Republicans now that we are in the majority. (copied from the Dawson GOP E-Newsletter)

4Gwinnett County        By Ben Satterfield

Gwinnett citizens cast 160,445 votes for Bush/Cheney for about 66% of votes cast.                                                                                                      155,790 votes for Johnny Isakson for 65% 148,941 for Bobby Baker for 65%   140,683 for John Linder for 99% of votes cast  25,.347 for Nathan Deal I 17 precincts for 99% 64,740 for Sen. Renee Unterman for 99% 20,553 for REP. Donna Sheldon ( 10th Dist) for 78% 17,144 for REP. Len Walker ( 10th Dist) for 99%                                                                                                                       HR 68 156,766  for 69%                                                                                                               SR 595 175,527 for 73%                                                                                                                                       TOTAL VOTES CAST 244,343 for 82% turn out                                                                                                                    WHAT A GREAT DAY TO BE REPUBLICAN                                                                                                             Now comes the hard part, we must govern with the principals of our party in mind. I know pay back may be sweet but we must do it with compassion and rise above the past actions of those in the other party. Let us strive to unite, let them continue to divide if the so choose. -- ben _____________________________ More From Gwinnett    from Chase Murray  (Chase is on the 10th District Committee and attends UGA) Victory First, I want to congratulate all the winning candidates and all of your who put in the time and effort to make this a truly historic victory for the Republican party and it's principles. Its a great time for our country, with a strong president full of conviction and determination. The people have given us the chance to show the superiority of our values and ideas, and that is a great trust to behold. But just as they have given us the reigns of government, in 2 or 4 years they can quickly strip it away from us. We have a choice as a party in how to use our victory, we can stroke our own ego's and become lazy, we can fan the flames of petty partisan politics, we can forget the reasoning behind our mandate. Its our duty, as the foot soldiers of the party to carry forward with our conservative principles of liberty, freedom, individual rights and responsibilities. We must hold the feet of our elected officials, from President to local commissioners and council members to the fire, making sure they do not drift from these ideals. It is time to celebrate, but we must also know when its time to get down to the hard work ahead of us. We can't afford to let our guard down, the Dems are hurt, but not beaten, they lie in wait for us to slip up, and American simply cannot afford for us to fail. Twenty years ago Saturday Ronald Reagan received a historic sign of approval from the American people, and now its is time for us to continue his legacy of optimistic faith in the American people and in their freedom. Chase

4Hall County Returns            by Bettye Chambers Hall county had 81% voter turnout on November 2 and 38,861 intelligent super citizens of Hall County voted for President Bush -- 78.09 % Hall County: Isakson 37,503 to Majette 10,432 Read more about the Bush-Cheney victories on the Hall for Bush-Cheney web site at www.hall4bc04.org  Click here to read results of all Hall races on Access North Georgia.com

4Pickens County Returns: President Bush 77% Johnny Isakson 75% Bobby Baker 76% Chip Pearson 75% Gail Brown 63% - the sweetest victory - her opponent's campaign slogan was "Vote the person not the party".  WELL, we got the best person and the Party! All but 2 other county offices were determined in the July Primary so now all but 2 of our county officials are Republican. -- Mary Ellen Childree Note from Pickens Chairman Kevin Osborne: All Republican candidates were elected, reelected in Pickens County, including one contested race for Superior Court Clerk, Gail Brown-GOP candidate won by a large margin against an independent who ran on the theme of independence-guess she didn't have a clue!.   -- Kevin

4Walker County Elections

PRESIDENT George W. Bush            14538    71.65% John F. Kerry                  5627    27.54% Michael Badnarik              119        .58% Write-in Votes                    45        .22%   US SENATE Johnny Isakson            13766       71.04% Denise Majette              5169        26.68% Allen Buckley                  438          2.26% Write-in Votes                     4            .02%   PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER Robert Baker, Jr.        12922        69.12% Mac Barber                  5308       28.39%      Jalynn Hudnall                463          2.48% Write-in Votes                    3           .02%   STATE HOUSE DISTRICT 1 Jay Neal                         5445        53.34% Mike Snow                     4753        46.56% Write-in Votes                   10             .10%   STATE HOUSE DISTRICT 2 Martin Scott                6610            69.57% Sadie Morgan              2884            30.35% Write-in Votes                  7                 .07%   BOARD OF EDUCATION POST 1 James A. Smith        10476           59.17% Eddie Upshaw            7224           40.80% Write-in Votes                 4                .02%   BOARD OF EDUCATION POST 3 Mike Carruth            10809            61.87% Jack C. Mayo            6659             38.12% Write-in Votes                 2                .01%   BOARD OF EDUCATION POST 5 Phyllis Hunter            10847        61.18% Jerry Durham              6847        38.62% Write-in Votes               36            .20%   COURT OF APPEALS JUDGE Debra Bernes              5178        32.70% Howard Mead              6139        38.76% Mike Sheffield              4500        28.41% Write-in Votes                 20             .13%   CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 1 Yes                                17683        88.38% No                                    2325        11.62%   CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 2 Yes                                11438        63.05% No                                   6703        36.95   In addition, we had several people elected without opposition:  US Congress Nathan Deal, State Senate District 53 Jeff Mullis, Surveyor Charles Wardlaw, Coroner Wayne Wilson, and County Commissioner Bebe Heiskell.   Judy Grammer jfgrammer@earthlink.net

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