Heiney defeats Brown in District 2 commission race

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Tuesday, May 20. 2014

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The Herald Gazette has two methods by which you can follow election results tonight. Online coverage runs herewith. You can also access a telephone message of local winners once the votes are tabulated by calling 770.358.NEWS.

Final totals from election headquarters at the Lamar County courthouse; all districts reporting:

COUNTY COMMISSION, DISTRICT 2:

George Brown (R): 154

Robert Heiney (R): 305 WINNER

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(Note: These are Lamar County totals only.Statewide results are available here.

STATE SENATE, DISTRICT 16:

Bob Barnard (R): 74

James Clifton (R): 93

Marty Harbin (R): 285

Bill Johnston (R): 378

Erik Manning (R): 102

David Studdard (R): 216

Gil Williams (R): 28

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STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 130:

David Knight (R): 547

Jason Lovett (R): 213

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U.S. SENATE (DEMOCRAT):

Steen Miles: 28

Michelle Nunn: 266

Branko Radulovacki: 10

Todd Robinson: 15

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U.S. SENATE (REPUBLICAN):

Paul Broun: 108

Arthur Gardner: 7

Phil Gingrey: 144

Derrick Grayson: 14

Karen Handel: 288

Jack Kingston: 194

David Perdue: 576

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GOVERNOR (REPUBLICAN):

John Barge: 117

Nathan Deal: 912

David Pennington: 288

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U.S. House, District 3

Chip Flanegan: 428

Lynn Westmoreland: 861