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The Associated Press had not called the Fulton County Commission chair race between Democrat Mo Ivory and Republican Eric Tatum as of late Tuesday, Nov. 3, even as AP declared winners in Georgia's governor and U.S. Senate contests.
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The Associated Press called the Georgia U.S. Senate race for Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff at 7:55 p.m. on Nov. 3, as he defeated Republican Rep. Mike Collins to win a second term. Democrats won control of Congress, the AP reported.
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The Associated Press declared Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms the winner of the Georgia governor's race at 9:24 p.m. EST on Nov. 3, with Bottoms taking 54.3% to Republican Rick Jackson's 45.7% in unofficial results from Georgia Secretary of State.
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With early voting closed, Sandy Springs residents voting on Election Day, Nov. 3, must cast ballots at their assigned precinct, not at the countywide sites used during early voting. Fulton County Elections warns that polling locations may have changed.
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Sandy Springs residents will decide three ballot questions on Tuesday, Nov. 3, including a redevelopment powers referendum that would let the city consider Tax Allocation Districts, a TSPLOST renewal worth $129 million in road projects, and a countywide ESPLOST renewal for school capital improvements.
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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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The Democratic school superintendent candidate supports high standards, resources for teachers and measurable student progress.
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The PSC candidate wants greater transparency and infrastructure costs assigned to large energy users.
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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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Democrat Keisha Waites proposes stronger review of insurance rate increases and a consumer fraud task force. Her campaign does not specify implementation costs or a timetable.
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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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Democrat Tony Kozycki emphasizes household costs, health coverage, immigration processing and congressional ethics. His major proposals would require legislation and funding decisions.
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