Georgia results

Georgia House Results

House 1

Winner

R	Buddy Carter	57.7%	144,741
	Incumbent
D	Lisa Ring	42.3%	105,942

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 97.8% Votes in

House 2

Winner

D	Sanford Bishop	59.6%	136,699
	Incumbent
R	Herman West	40.4%	92,472

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 95.2% Votes in

House 3

Winner

R	Drew Ferguson	65.5%	191,996
	Incumbent
D	Charles Enderlin	34.5%	101,010

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 98.4% Votes in

House 4

Winner

D	Hank Johnson	78.8%	227,717
	Incumbent
R	Joe Profit	21.2%	61,092

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 5

Winner

D	John Lewis	100%	275,406
	Incumbent

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 6

Apparent Winner gain

D	Lucy McBath	50.5%	160,139
R	Karen Handel	49.5%	156,875
	Incumbent

Dec 21 2018 2:07 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 7

Apparent Winner

R	Rob Woodall	50.1%	140,443
	Incumbent
D	Carolyn Bourdeaux	49.9%	140,010

Dec 21 2018 2:07 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 8

Winner

R	Austin Scott	100%	198,152
	Incumbent

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 91% Votes in

House 9

Winner

R	Doug Collins	79.5%	224,661
	Incumbent
D	Josh McCall	20.5%	57,912

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 99.4% Votes in

House 10

Winner

R	Jody Hice	62.9%	190,396
	Incumbent
D	Tabitha Johnson-Green	37.1%	112,339

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 97.7% Votes in

House 11

Winner

R	Barry Loudermilk	61.8%	191,887
	Incumbent
D	Flynn Broady	38.2%	118,653

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 12

Winner

R	Rick Allen	59.5%	148,986
	Incumbent
D	Francys Johnson	40.5%	101,503

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 13

Winner

D	David Scott	76.2%	223,157
	Incumbent
R	David Callahan	23.8%	69,760

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 14

Winner

R	Tom Graves	76.5%	175,743
	Incumbent
D	Steven Foster	23.5%	53,981

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

Georgia House Results

Initiatives

Amendment 4 - Marsy's Law: Constitutional rights for victims of crime

	Yes	80.9%
	No	19.1%

Updated: 6/16/21, 4:51 pm ET 97.5% Votes in

Georgia Governor Exit Poll UPDATED: Nov 07 2018 12:51 pm ET

Abrams

Kemp

Metz

Gender

Men (46%)	46% 52%
Women (54%)	51% 49%
Age
18-24 (9%)	60% 40%
25-29 (5%)	71% 25%
30-39 (15%)	60% 37%
40-49 (19%)	49% 50%
50-64 (29%)	41% 58%
65 or over (22%)	40% 59%
Age
18-44 (40%)	60% 38%
45+ (60%)	41% 58%

Age
18-29 (14%)	64% 35%
30-44 (26%)	58% 40%
45-64 (38%)	42% 57%
65 or over (22%)	40% 59%
Race
White (60%)	25% 74%
Black (30%)	93%
Hispanic/Latino (5%)	62% 37%
Asian (2%)	Not enough data
Other (3%)	Not enough data
Race
White (60%)	25% 74%
Non-White (40%)	84% 15%
Education
College graduate (33%)	56% 43%
No college degree (67%)	45% 54%
Which best describes your education? You have:
Never attended college (30%)	38% 61%
Attended college but received no degree (25%)	50% 48%
Associate's degree (AA or AS) (12%)	51% 48%
Bachelor's degree (BA or BS) (21%)	54% 45%
An advanced degree after a bachelor's degree (such as JD, MA, MBA, MD, PhD) (12%)	60% 39%
Region
North (23%)	36% 62%
Atlanta Suburbs (23%)	45% 54%
Atlanta Metro (21%)	77% 22%
Central (18%)	45% 54%
Coast/South (15%)	39% 60%
Education and Race
White college graduates (22%)	40% 59%
White no college degree (39%)	17% 82%
Non-white college graduates (12%)	85% 14%
Non-white no college degree (28%)	84% 15%
Education among Whites by Sex
White women college graduates (11%)	43% 57%
White women no college degree (21%)	16% 83%
White men college graduates (11%)	37% 60%
White men no college degree (17%)	17% 81%
Non-whites (40%)	84% 15%
Income
Under $30,000 (20%)	65% 34%
$30,000 - $49,999 (20%)	37% 60%
$50,000 - $99,999 (35%)	43% 57%
$100,000 - $199,999 (18%)	41% 58%
$200,000 or more (7%)	Not enough data
Income
Under $50,000 (40%)	51% 47%
$50,000 or more (60%)	43% 56%
Income
Under $100,000 (75%)	47% 51%
$100,000 or more (25%)	44% 56%
Income
Under $50,000 (40%)	51% 47%
$50,000-$99,999 (35%)	43% 57%
$100,000 or more (25%)	44% 56%
Party Identification
Democrat (33%)	97%
Republican (38%)	97%
Independent or something else (28%)	54% 44%
Party and Gender
Democratic men (12%)	96%
Democratic women (21%)	97%
Republican men (17%)	96%
Republican women (21%)	97%
Independent men (17%)	55% 42%
Independent women (12%)	53% 45%
Ideology
Liberal (20%)	88% 12%
Moderate (38%)	62% 36%
Conservative (42%)	16% 83%
Are you currently married?
Yes (55%)	32% 66%
No (45%)	63% 36%
Gender by marital status
Married men (25%)	29% 68%
Married women (30%)	34% 65%
Unmarried men (21%)	58% 41%
Unmarried women (24%)	69% 31%
Does anyone in your household own a gun?
Yes (61%)	34% 64%
No (39%)	74% 25%
Have you ever served in the U.S. military?
Yes (15%)	44% 55%
No (85%)	55% 44%
White born-again or evangelical Christian?
Yes (34%)	11% 88%
No (66%)	65% 33%
How often do you attend religious services?
Once a week or more (42%)	46% 54%
A few times a month (21%)	56% 43%
A few times a year (24%)	40% 58%
Never (13%)	70% 30%
How often do you attend religious services?
At least monthly (63%)	49% 50%
Few times a year or less (37%)	50% 48%
Is this the first time you have ever voted in a midterm election?
Yes (18%)	53% 46%
No (82%)	50% 48%
In the 2016 election for president, did you vote for:
Hillary Clinton (Dem) (40%)	91%
Donald Trump (Rep) (45%)	96%
Other (6%)	Not enough data
Didn't vote (7%)	Not enough data
Trump Approval
Strongly approve (38%)	97%
Somewhat approve (14%)	21% 75%
Somewhat disapprove (8%)	80% 17%
Strongly disapprove (39%)	95%
Trump Approval
Approve (52%)	91%
Disapprove (47%)	93%
Was one reason for your vote for governor today:
To express support for Donald Trump (21%)	99%
To express opposition to Donald Trump (15%)	96%
Donald Trump was not a factor (59%)	51% 48%
When did you finally decide for whom to vote in the election for governor?
In the last few days (5%)	Not enough data
In the last week (6%)	Not enough data
In the last month (17%)	35% 65%
Before that (69%)	44% 56%
When did you finally decide for whom to vote in the election for governor?
In the last month (28%)	45% 51%
Before that (69%)	44% 56%
When did you finally decide for whom to vote in the election for governor?
In the last week (11%)	62% 30%
Before that (86%)	42% 58%
Do you think Stacey Abrams' positions on the issues are:
Too liberal (41%)	95%
Too conservative (2%)	Not enough data
About right (49%)	94%
Race and Gender
White men (28%)	25% 73%
White women (32%)	25% 75%
Black men (14%)	88% 11%
Black women (16%)	97%
Latino men (2%)	Not enough data
Latino women (3%)	Not enough data
All other races (5%)	54% 44%
Is your opinion of Stacey Abrams:
Favorable (48%)	94%
Unfavorable (49%)	95%
Is your opinion of Brian Kemp:
Favorable (52%)	94%
Unfavorable (45%)	93%
Do you have a favorable opinion of ...
Both (5%)	Not enough data
Only Stacey Abrams (41%)	99%
Only Brian Kemp (45%)	Not enough data 100%
Neither (4%)	Not enough data
Is your opinion of the Democratic Party:
Favorable (47%)	94%
Unfavorable (51%)	92%
Is your opinion of the Republican Party:
Favorable (52%)	92%
Unfavorable (45%)	94%
Do you have a favorable opinion of...
Both parties (5%)	Not enough data
Only Democratic Party (40%)	97%
Only Republican Party (46%)	99%
Neither party (5%)	Not enough data
Would you rather see the U.S. House of Representatives controlled by:
The Democratic Party (52%)	96%
The Republican Party (45%)	96%
Should Congress impeach Donald Trump and remove him from office?
Yes (40%)	94%
No (57%)	15% 83%
Which ONE of these four issues is the most important facing the country?
Health care (34%)	78% 19%
Immigration (32%)	90%
The economy (23%)	43% 57%
Gun policy (9%)	Not enough data
Do you think the condition of the nation's economy is:
Excellent (23%)	91%
Good (46%)	41% 57%
Not so good (22%)	78% 21%
Poor (8%)	Not enough data
Do you think the condition of the nation's economy is:
Excellent or good (70%)	31% 68%
Not so good or poor (30%)	80% 19%
Compared to two years ago, is your family's financial situation:
Better (46%)	14% 86%
Worse (14%)	Not enough data
About the same (40%)	73% 26%
How have Donald Trump's trade policies affected the economy in your area?
Helped (38%)	96%
Hurt (24%)	95%
No impact (32%)	60% 38%
How have the tax laws passed last year affected your personal finances?
Helped (33%)	13% 87%
Hurt (17%)	82% 17%
No impact (48%)	55% 44%
Does the health care system in the United States need:
Major changes (69%)	49% 50%
Minor changes (24%)	32% 67%
No changes at all (6%)	Not enough data
Which party would better protect health care for people with pre-existing conditions?
The Democratic Party (53%)	88% 11%
The Republican Party (40%)	97%
Are Donald Trump's immigration policies:
Too tough (35%)	93%
Not tough enough (20%)	13% 85%
About right (40%)	18% 82%
Do you think the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election is mostly:
Justified (35%)	81% 18%
Politically motivated (58%)	25% 73%
How do you feel about Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court?
Support (48%)	16% 83%
Oppose (41%)	93%
How important is it that more women be elected to public office?
Very important (46%)	76% 23%
Somewhat important (27%)	39% 60%
Not too important (10%)	Not enough data
Not at all important (11%)	Not enough data
How important is it that more women be elected to public office?
Important (73%)	62% 37%
Not important (21%)	91%
How serious a problem is sexual harassment in this country today?
Very serious (51%)	70% 29%
Somewhat serious (29%)	32% 66%
Not too serious (10%)	Not enough data
Not at all serious (4%)	Not enough data
How serious a problem is sexual harassment in this country today?
Serious (80%)	56% 43%
Not serious (14%)	14% 85%
How important is it that more racial and ethnic minorities be elected to public office?
Very important (48%)	81% 19%
Somewhat important (26%)	25% 73%
Not too important (11%)	Not enough data
Not at all important (13%)	Not enough data
How important is it that more racial and ethnic minorities be elected to public office?
Important (74%)	61% 38%
Not important (24%)	90%
In general, how do you think things work in the U.S. today?
Whites are favored over minorities (43%)	86% 13%
Minorities are favored over whites (18%)	11% 87%
No group is favored (30%)	22% 77%
Do you think the government has done enough to protect the security of this election?
Yes (48%)	26% 74%
No (43%)	78% 21%
Which concerns you more about today's election? That people who:
Should not be able to vote will cast ballots (42%)	16% 82%
Should be able to vote will be prevented from voting (51%)	76% 22%
Do you support or oppose stricter gun control measures?
Support (49%)	76% 23%
Oppose (45%)	24% 75%
How long have you lived in Georgia?
Less than 10 years (11%)	65% 35%
10+ years but not born here (43%)	50% 49%
I was born in Georgia (46%)	47% 53%
How long have you lived in Georgia?
I was born in Georgia (46%)	47% 53%
Moved to Georgia (54%)	53% 46%
Community Type
Urban (22%)	70% 29%
Suburban (63%)	43% 56%
Rural (15%)	42% 58%
Do you think Brian Kemp's positions on the issues are:
Too liberal (12%)	Not enough data
Too conservative (35%)	87% 11%
About right (45%)	96%

Georgia Governor Exit Poll results

R	Brian Kemp	50.2%	1,978,408
D	Stacey Abrams	48.8%	1,923,685
L	Ted Metz	0.9%	37,235
N	Write-ins	0%	63

R	Brian Kemp	79.7%	5,428
D	Stacey Abrams	19.9%	1,358
L	Ted Metz	0.3%	23
N	Write-ins	0%

R	Brian Kemp	74%	1,876
D	Stacey Abrams	25.1%	637
L	Ted Metz	0.4%	9
N	Write-ins	0.6%	14

R	Brian Kemp	86.7%	3,321
D	Stacey Abrams	12.8%	489
L	Ted Metz	0.5%	20
N	Write-ins	0%

R	Brian Kemp	58.2%	753
D	Stacey Abrams	41.4%	535
L	Ted Metz	0.4%	5
N	Write-ins	0%

D	Stacey Abrams	49.8%	7,793
R	Brian Kemp	49.5%	7,735
L	Ted Metz	0.7%	108
N	Write-ins	0%	6

R	Brian Kemp	89.8%	6,150
D	Stacey Abrams	9.4%	645
L	Ted Metz	0.8%	57
N	Write-ins	0%

R	Brian Kemp	73.5%	20,162
D	Stacey Abrams	25.2%	6,900
L	Ted Metz	1.3%	343
N	Write-ins	0%	10

R	Brian Kemp	76.1%	28,425
D	Stacey Abrams	22.8%	8,524
L	Ted Metz	1.1%	410
N	Write-ins	0.1%	20

R	Brian Kemp	63.8%	3,539
D	Stacey Abrams	35.7%	1,983
L	Ted Metz	0.5%	25
N	Write-ins	0%

R	Brian Kemp	85%	5,314
D	Stacey Abrams	14.4%	900
L	Ted Metz	0.6%	38
N	Write-ins	0%	3

D	Stacey Abrams	61.1%	37,066
R	Brian Kemp	38.3%	23,225
L	Ted Metz	0.7%	401
N	Write-ins	0%	1

R	Brian Kemp	78.5%	3,816
D	Stacey Abrams	20.6%	1,002
L	Ted Metz	0.9%	42
N	Write-ins	0%

R	Brian Kemp	91.3%	5,198
D	Stacey Abrams	8.1%	461
L	Ted Metz	0.6%	35
N	Write-ins	0%	1

R	Brian Kemp	61.4%	3,511
D	Stacey Abrams	38.2%	2,188
L	Ted Metz	0.4%	23
N	Write-ins	0%

R	Brian Kemp	70.1%	10,507
D	Stacey Abrams	28.8%	4,313
L	Ted Metz	1.1%	165
N	Write-ins	0%	5

R	Brian Kemp	62.7%	14,848
D	Stacey Abrams	36.4%	8,630
L	Ted Metz	0.9%	205
N	Write-ins	0%

R	Brian Kemp	50.6%	4,410
D	Stacey Abrams	48.9%	4,269
L	Ted Metz	0.5%	42
N	Write-ins	0%	2

R	Brian Kemp	71.7%	6,358
D	Stacey Abrams	27.6%	2,451
L	Ted Metz	0.6%	54
N	Write-ins	0%	2

D	Stacey Abrams	57.1%	1,084
R	Brian Kemp	42.7%	810
L	Ted Metz	0.3%	5
N	Write-ins	0%

R	Brian Kemp	65.3%	11,139
D	Stacey Abrams	33.6%	5,727
L	Ted Metz	1.1%	195
N	Write-ins	0%	5

R	Brian Kemp	72.3%	2,560
D	Stacey Abrams	27.2%	963
L	Ted Metz	0.5%	16
N	Write-ins	0%

R	Brian Kemp	69.8%	29,204
D	Stacey Abrams	29.1%	12,180
L	Ted Metz	1.1%	459
N	Write-ins	0%

R	Brian Kemp	79.5%	18,881
D	Stacey Abrams	19.3%	4,590
L	Ted Metz	1.2%	287
N	Write-ins	0.1%	13

R	Brian Kemp	75.1%	2,534
D	Stacey Abrams	24.4%	822
L	Ted Metz	0.6%	19
N	Write-ins	0%

Georgia results

Georgia House Results

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Georgia Governor Results

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Floyd County

Forsyth County

Franklin County

Fulton County

Gilmer County

Glascock County

Glynn County

D	Stacey Abrams	59%	61,059
R	Brian Kemp	40%	41,425
L	Ted Metz	1%	1,059
N	Write-ins	0%

R	Brian Kemp	54.6%	603
D	Stacey Abrams	44.7%	494
L	Ted Metz	0.7%	8
N	Write-ins	0%

R	Brian Kemp	79.8%	5,936
D	Stacey Abrams	19.4%	1,445
L	Ted Metz	0.7%	53
N	Write-ins	0%

R	Brian Kemp	72.1%	76,700
D	Stacey Abrams	26.4%	28,047
L	Ted Metz	1.6%	1,664
N	Write-ins	0%	44

D	Stacey Abrams	70.3%	30,427
R	Brian Kemp	28.6%	12,365
L	Ted Metz	1.2%	510
N	Write-ins	0%

D	Stacey Abrams	54.1%	642
R	Brian Kemp	45.2%	536
L	Ted Metz	0.7%	8
N	Write-ins	0%

D	Stacey Abrams	87.8%	80,971
R	Brian Kemp	11.8%	10,868
L	Ted Metz	0.4%	373
N	Write-ins	0%

R	Brian Kemp	76%	1,717
D	Stacey Abrams	23.6%	534
L	Ted Metz	0.3%	7
N	Write-ins	0%

D	Stacey Abrams	54.1%	168,767
R	Brian Kemp	44.5%	138,852
L	Ted Metz	1.3%	4,195
N	Write-ins	0.1%	187

R	Brian Kemp	70.8%	8,929
D	Stacey Abrams	28.8%	3,630
L	Ted Metz	0.4%	56
N	Write-ins	0%