
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 commissioner’s platform includes consumer assistance, fraud investigations and Georgia Access.

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Democrat Penny Brown Reynolds proposes changes to voting access, business filings and professional licensing. Her published platform does not include implementation costs or a timetable.

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Republican Greg Dolezal proposes tax cuts, expanded school choice and restrictions on corporate ownership of homes. His platform does not quantify replacement funding for proposed tax changes.

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Republican Fitz Johnson, a former Georgia public service commissioner, is challenging Democratic incumbent Peter Hubbard. His campaign emphasizes utility affordability and reliability.

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Republican Tim Fleming emphasizes elections, professional licensing and government technology. His campaign biography identifies a University of Georgia degree and prior service as deputy secretary of state.

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Republican Rep. Rich McCormick faces Democrat Tony Kozycki. He emphasizes lower spending, less bureaucracy, health-care affordability and national defense.

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The PSC candidate wants greater transparency and infrastructure costs assigned to large energy users.

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The Republican county-chair candidate emphasizes tax restraint, public safety and accountability.

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The Democrat’s platform focuses on workers, small businesses and responsive employment services.

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The former District 4 commissioner is seeking Fulton’s countywide chair position.

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The incumbent supervisor’s role involves conservation planning and partnerships rather than utility-rate setting.

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The supervisor’s public record includes waterway advocacy and erosion-control expertise.
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