Unofficial 

Election day ballots -- 12,370

Advance voting -- 12,125

Absentee by mail -- 936

Provisional -- 0

Total -- 25,431

Registered voters -- 43,700

Turnout -- 58.19 percent

U.S. Senate

Herschel Walker-R 18,220

Raphael Warnock-D 6,468

Chase Oliver-L 604

Governor

Brian Kemp-R 19,543

Stacey Abrams-D 5,598

Shane Hazel-L 241

Lt. Governor

Burt Jones-R 18,904

Charlie Bailey-D 5,637

Ryan Graham-L 560

Secretary of State

Brad Raffensperger-R 19,007

Bee Nguyen-D 5,301

Ted Metz-L788

Attorney General

Chris Carr-R 18,976

Jennifer Jordan-D 5,771

Martin Cowen-L 425

Commissioner of Agriculture

Tyler Harper-R 19,128

Nakita Hemingwy  5,460

David Radabaugh-L 550 

Commissioner of Insurance

John King-R 19,468

Janice Laws Robinson 5,634

State School Superintendent

Richard Woods-R 19,488

Alisha Thomas Searcy 5,656

Commissioner of Labor

Bruce Thompson-R 18,915

William Boddie Jr.-D 5,555

Emily Anderson-L 624

U.S. House District 1

Buddy Carter-R 13,917

Wade Herring-D 4,301  

U.S. House District 12

Rick Allen-R 5,348

Elizabeth Johnson-D 1,634

State Senate District 4

Billy Hickman-R 21,803

Unresolved write-in 387

State House District 159

Jon Burns-R 11,230

Unresolved write-in 188

House District 161

Bill Hitchens-R 9,287

Margo Barbee-D 3,040

Solicitor General

Richard Rafter-R 21,795

Unresolved write-in321

County Commission District 2

Roger Burdette-R 4,455

Barry Thompson (write-in) 214

County Commission District 3

Jamie DeLoach-R 4,081

Richard D.M. Garvin-D 1,232

Unresolved write-in 11

County Commission District 5

Phil Kieffer-R 3,603

Delmons White-D 1,432

Proposed Constitutional Amendment 1

Yes 22,144

No 2,607

Proposed Constitutional Amendment 2

Yes 22,879

No 2,003

Statewide Referendum Question A

Yes 15,125

No 9,425

State Referendum Question B

Yes 19,799

No 4,822