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Catoosa
Catoosa County Commission Seat
Judd Burkhart 215
Jeff Long 788
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Fort Oglethorpe
Local Referendum on Sunday sales of alcohol
Yes - 487
No - 594
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Mayor
Lynn Long 732
Ken Marks 357
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Council Ward 1
Steve Lanier 75
Derek Rogers 346
Johnny "Red" Smith 655
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Council Ward 4
Steve Brandon 421
Charles Sharrock 469
Harold Silcox 187
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Ringgold
Mayor
Joe Barger (unopposed) 195
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Council (top three vote totals)
O.C. Adcock 113
Terry Crawford 171
Earl Henderson 132
Bill McMillon125
Nicholas Millwood 135
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Chattooga
Menlo
Mayor:
Theresa Canada (unopposed) 50
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Council 1:
Charles W. "Chuck" Powell (unopposed) 50
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Council 2
Virginia J. Welch (unopposed) 52
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Council 5
Patricia Bentley 45
Jeff Minchew 9
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Summerville
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Council Seat 2
Robert McWhorter 102
Buddy Windle 233
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Council Seat 3
Dale Housch (unopposed) 291
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Council Seat 4
Richard Lindsay 70
Joe Money Jr. 265
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Council Seat 5
Zachary Martin 238
John "JT" Turner 103
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Trion
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Council Seat 4
Thomas Venn (unopposed)
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Council Seat 5
Tonya Abrenathy 125
Christina Slayton 80
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School Board Seat 4
Kari Maddux 109
Charles Martin 84
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School Board Seat 5
Joe Middleton (unopposed) 150
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Sales Tax Highway Construction
Yes - 135
No - 35
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Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax
Yes - 50
No - 8
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Dade
Trenton
Mayor
Anthony Emanuel 150
Barton Harris 83
Tommy Lowery 76
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Fire and Utilities Commissioner
Tommy Lawson
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Street Commissioner
Greg Houts
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Murray
Chatsworth
Mayor
David Penland (unopposed) 240
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Post 3
Gary Brock168
Jeremy Callaway 12
Jeff Cloer 141
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Post 4
Fred Welch (unopposed) 253
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Eton
Sunday Alcohol Sales
Yes - 45
No - 42
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Sunday Alcohol by the Drink
Yes - 44
No - 44
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Post 3
Jim Bartley 49
Robert Bushue 21
Allan Lyles 19
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Post 4
Joan Dooley 47
Roger Ensley 43
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Walker
Chickamauga
Mayor
Ray Crowder (unopposed) 390
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Council (top two vote totals)
Daymon Garrett 265
Al Graham 220
Robbie Robertson 286
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School Board (top two vote totals)
David Askew 336
Grant Parrish 279
Jim Powell 162
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LaFayette
Ward 2
Benjamin Bradford 349
Byron Montgomery 209
Keith Talley 46
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Ward 3
Barry “Chris” Hollis 218
Judy Meeks 178
Jerry Rogers 48
Stacy Suttle 174
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Ward 4
Melvin Bridges 121
Christopher Scott Davis 172
Joe Daniel DeBoard 47
Donnie R. McGaha 173
Kevin Lee Robinson 86
NOTE: Runoffs Dec. 6 in Wards 3 and 4 among top 2 candidates
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Lookout Mountain
Sunday Liquor sales
Yes - 299
No - 84
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Council Seats (Top two)
James Campbell 122
Jim Sabourin 291
Taylor Watson 309
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Rossville
Mayor
William A. "Bill" Eaves 186
Teddy Harris 225
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Council (highest two votes)
Johnny Baker 186
Cindy J. Bradshaw 222
Hal Gray 246
Jesse Harrell 46
Charles Wilson 75
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Whitfield
Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax
Yes - 3207
No - 4898
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Sunday Alcohol Sales
Yes - 1862
No - 2661
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Tax Allocation District
Yes - 1181
No - 3242
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Cohutta
Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax
Yes - 89
No - 98
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Sunday Alcohol Sales
Yes - 58
No - 46
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City Council (top two vote getters)
Wesley Mahan 20
Shelia Rose 72
Ron Shinnick 74
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Dalton
Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax
Yes - 1118
No - 1301
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Sunday Alcohol Sales
Yes - 1947
No - 1288
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Dalton TAD
Tax Allocation District
Yes - 1513
No - 1554
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Mayor
Joel Goldbert 1275
David Pennington 1999
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City Council
Denise Wood (unopposed)
George Sadosuk (unopposed)
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School Board
Danny Crutchfield (unopposed)
Richard Fromm (unopposed)
Tulley Johnson (unopposed)
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Tunnel Hill
Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax
Yes - 41
No - 50
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Sunday Alcohol Sales
Yes - 37
No - 63
Tax Allocation District
Yes - 47
No - 51
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City Council (unopposed)
Gene Adamson
Jim Griffin
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Varnell
Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax
Yes - 59
No - 65
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Sunday Alcohol Sales
Yes - 58
No - 75
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Tax Allocation District
Yes- 64
No - 68
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City Council (all unopposed)
Sheldon Fowler
David Owens
Allan Pippin
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Funny seeing how backwards people still are in North Georgia by voting down Sunday alcohol sales. If you don't want to drink on Sunday, don't. But don't make others not have that option. That isn't freedom.
Crtsports, I want Sunday sales but if you don't like the way thing are ran in North Ga you are welcome to stay out of it.
Funny seeing the twisted reality that you live in crtsports. Freedom can probably best be described as the ability for any member of society to voice their opinion through a vote. The sale of alcohol on Sunday was put to a vote and was put down. Both sides had the opportunity to be represented equally so what isn't free about that? In this case or any other case it it very shallow to say the least that freedom isn't involved just because you represent the minority of the vote. Majority rules, that's freedom.
Sunday alcohol sales shouldn't even by up for a vote. It should be allowed. It only exists for religious reasons, and there should be NO religion in the laws. I saw numerous churches with signs about how to vote on Sunday alcohol sales. Every church that had a sign up about something to be voted for should lose their tax exempt status.
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