Final Election Results from the Monroe County General Election November 8, 2022
Total Votes – 13,749 of 21,294 (64.6%)
Election Day Votes – 5,823
Advance Votes – 7,325
Absentee Votes – 601
United States Senate:
Herschel Walker (Republican) – 9,669 (70.8%)
Raphael Warnock (Incumbent Democrat) – 3,735 (27.3%)
Chase Oliver (Libertarian) – 255 (1.8%)
Write-In – 13
Governor:
Brian Kemp (Incumbent Republican) – 10,309 (75.2%)
Stacey Abrams (Democrat) – 3,314 (24.2%)
Shane Hazel (Libertarian) – 89 (0.6%)
Write-In – 4
Lieutenant Governor:
Burt Jones (Republican) – 10,040 (73.8%)
Charlie Bailey (Democrat) – 3,331 (24.5%)
Ryan Graham (Libertarian) – 226 (1.7%)
Write-In – 6
Secretary of State:
Brad Raffensperger (Incumbent Republican) – 9,959 (73.4%)
Bee Nguyen (Democrat) – 3,148 (23.2%)
Ted Metz (Libertarian) – 451 (3.3%)
Write-In – 17
Attorney General:
Chris Carr (Incumbent Republican) – 9,994 (73.5%)
Jennifer Jordan (Democrat) – 3,427 (25.2%)
Martin Cowen (Libertarian) – 174 (1.3%)
Write-In – 5
Commissioner of Agriculture:
Tyler Harper (Republican) – 10,113 (74.5%)
Nakita Hemingway (Democrat) – 3,217 (23.7%)
David Raudabaugh (Libertarian) – 240 (1.8%)
Write-In – 5
Commissioner of Insurance:
John King (Incumbent Republican) – 10,235 (75.5%)
Janice Robinson (Democrat) – 3,325 (24.5%)
Write-In – 8
State School Superintendent:
Richard Woods (Incumbent Republican) – 10,251 (75.5%)
Alisha Searcy (Democrat) – 3,324 (24.5%)
Write-In – 7
Commissioner of Labor:
Bruce Thompson (Republican) – 9,994 (73.7%)
William Boddie Jr. (Democrat) – 3,312 (24.4%)
Emily Anderson (Libertarian) – 251 (1.9%)
Write-In – 6
United States House of Representatives – District 8:
Austin Scott (Incumbent Republican) – 10,232 (75.3%)
Darrius Butler (Democrat) – 3,357 (24.7%)
Write-In – 10
State Senate – District 18:
John Kennedy (Incumbent Republican) – 10,257 (75.4%)
Chris Benton (Democrat) – 3,345 (24.6%)
Write-In – 8
State House of Representatives – District 134:
David Knight (Incumbent Republican) – 3,558 (81.0%)
Anthony Dickson (Democrat) – 836 (19.0%)
Write-In – 2
State House of Representatives – District 144:
Dale Washburn (Incumbent Republican) – 6,199 (72.4%)
Nettie Conner (Democrat) – 2,365 (27.6%)
Write-In – 6
State House of Representatives – District 145:
Robert Dickey (Incumbent Republican) – 581 (100.0%)
Write-In – 4
County Commission – District 3:
John Ambrose Sr. (Incumbent Republican) – 3,576 (100.0%)
Write-In – 83
County Commission – District 4:
George Emami (Incumbent Republican) – 2,772 (100.0%)
Write-In – 132
Towaliga Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisor:
Thomas Jordan Vaughn – 11,382 (100.0%)
Write-In — 0
City of Culloden Mayor:
Lynn Miller (Incumbent) – 78 (100.0%)
Write-In – 1
City of Culloden Council Member (Vote for Two)
Louise Brice – 49
Tellas Daniels (Incumbent) – 53
Sarah Jean Ray (Incumbent) – 26
Donna Wilson – 25
Write-In – 2
Constitutional Amendment 1 (Provides for suspension of compensation of certain State officers and members of the General Assembly)
Yes – 11,771 (88.7%)
No – 1,493 (11.3%)
Constitutional Amendment 2 (Provides for temporary local tax relief after disasters)
Yes – 11,922 (89.2%)
No – 1,445 (10.8%)
Referendum Question 1 (Provides for ad valorem tax exemption for certain timber production, reforestation, and harvesting equipment)
Yes – 8,079 (61.4%)
No – 5,070 (38.6%)
Referendum Question 2 (Expands ad valorem tax exemption for family owned farms and adds qualified products to the exemption)
Yes – 10,415 (79.2%)
No – 2,743 (20.8%)
Local Option Sales Tax for Education:
Yes – 8,905 (66.7%)
No – 4,440 (33.3%)
Original source can be found here.
