
Latest reporting from the Elections desk.
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Esther Panitch won a third term in House District 51 and Kevin Abel won Senate District 14. Both districts include portions of Roswell, and the returns remain unofficial.

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Democrat Adam Cleveland defeated Republican incumbent Scott Hilton by less than two percentage points in Georgia House District 48, a North Fulton seat that includes parts of Roswell. The win contributes to Democrats claiming a majority in the Georgia House for the first time since 2004.


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The Associated Press declared Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms the winner of the Georgia governor's race on Nov. 3, with unofficial results showing her at 54.3% to Republican Rick Jackson's 45.7%. State Sen. Josh McLaurin, whose district includes Roswell, won the lieutenant governor's race.

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Democrats break Republican strongholds in Senate and governor races. Dems likely to control both chambers of Congress.

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Cobb, DeKalb and Fulton are among six Georgia counties listed for federal election monitoring as the DOJ announces approximately 1,000 monitors and observers across all 50 states.

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With early voting closed, Roswell residents heading to the polls on Election Day, Nov. 3, must cast ballots at their assigned precinct. Voters can confirm their polling place on the Georgia Secretary of State's My Voter Page.

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Democrat Keisha Waites proposes stronger review of insurance rate increases and a consumer fraud task force. Her campaign does not specify implementation costs or a timetable.

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Democrat Tony Kozycki emphasizes household costs, health coverage, immigration processing and congressional ethics. His major proposals would require legislation and funding decisions.

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Republican incumbent Tyler Harper emphasizes food-market competition, farmland protection and market access for farmers. His platform does not quantify expected household savings.

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The Democratic school superintendent candidate supports high standards, resources for teachers and measurable student progress.

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The incumbent commissioner’s record includes unsuccessful motions seeking additional fuel- and storm-cost relief.

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The Democratic lieutenant governor candidate supports Medicaid expansion, labor rights and changes to state spending priorities.

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The incumbent superintendent’s proposals include salary-step changes, safety funding and career preparation.

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The appointed commissioner seeks a full term with priorities involving unemployment services, hiring and training partnerships.
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