
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.

Elections
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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Fulton County opens 32 early voting locations Tuesday, Oct. 13, including two Roswell libraries, for a Nov. 3 ballot that includes TSPLOST and ESPLOST tax referendums worth nearly $100 million to the city.

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Republican Charles E. Martin, a state representative since 2003 and former Alpharetta mayor, is running for reelection to Georgia House District 49, which he said covers Alpharetta, Roswell and Milton, against Democrat Teresa Diane Lin on Nov. 3.

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Zane Placie, an actuary seeking a seat on the Fulton County Soil and Water Conservation District Board on Nov. 3, says he wants to increase transparency and refocus the office on erosion control.

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Katherine E. Juhan-Arnold, a Democrat, is running for Georgia agriculture commissioner in the Nov. 3, 2026, general election against Republican Tyler Harper. She outlined her priorities in a Roswell Ledger questionnaire.

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Monday, Oct. 5, is the last day for Roswell-area residents to register to vote in the Nov. 3 general election, which includes TSPLOST and ESPLOST tax referendums with direct local impact.
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