Tuesday, November 6, 2012
The attached document shows a breakdown by precinct of races from president to school board.
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Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Want to know how Suwanee and Gwinnett voted for president in 2008? Wonder no more. Courtesy of the attached document, you can see how your voting precinct went, as well as others nearby and throughout the county, though labeled unofficial and incomplete. It shows the diversity of the county's 800,000 residents. Though thought of as Republican, certain precincts -- such as Harbins A and Pinckneyville A -- voted heavily for Barack Obama over John McCain for president. So sift through the more than 900 pages of voting data and find how your district voted. -- Are you surprised by any of the voting data? Do you think the county's voting habits have changed since 2008? Tell us in the comments below. Don’t miss any Suwanee news. Subscribe to …
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, July 11, 2012
Candidates for various offices took part in a meet-and-greet with the public before Gwinnett County judicial candidates debated.
In partnership with the Organization of Chinese Americans (Georgia) and the United Ebony Society of Gwinnett County, the League of Women Voters of Gwinnett County hosted a Judicial Candidate forum at Berkmar High School in Lilburn on Tuesday night. The forum was crowded, as candidates with grassroots campaigns took the opportunity to share their message and shake hands with future constituents. David Hancock, a Suwanee businessman running for Congress against incumbent Rob Woodall, is making his second bid for public office. He ran for State House four years ago. “The reason I ran four years ago is that the guy that had been my representative for years and years, no one would run against him,” said Hancock. Hancock wishes more people would…
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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