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2020 Georgia Senate Districts 2020 Georgia Senate Districts 2020 Georgia Senate Districts §¨¦75 Bartow Forsyth Cherokee 24 §¨¦ Catoosa Tri State Fannin Dade Blue Ridge Towns Rabun Brandon Beach (R-21) EMC John Albers (R-56) Zahra Karinshak (D-48) Renee Unterman (R-45) Mountain EMC Habersham §¨¦59 Gwinnett Whitfield Murray Union EMC Lindsey Tippens (R-37) Gilmer Cobb Kay Kirkpatrick (R-32) Paulding Habersham Jeff Mullis (R-53) Chuck Payne (R-54) White Sheikh Rahman (D-05) Walker Steve Gooch (R-51) North Georgia EMC Sally Harrell (D-40) Amicalola EMCLumpkin P. K. Martin (R-09) Stephens Gordon Michael 'Doc' Rhett (D-33) Jennifer Jordan (D-06) Chattooga Pickens John Wilkinson (R-50) Dawson §¨¦85 Steve Henson (D-41) Cherokee Franklin Hart 75 Brandon Beach (R-21) Banks Douglas §¨¦ Elena Parent (D-42) Gloria Butler (D-55) Hall Horacena Tate (D-38) DeKalb Floyd Bruce Thompson (R-14) Greg Dolezal (R-27) Hart EMC 20 Butch Miller (R-49) Jackson Fulton §¨¦ Bartow Forsyth Chuck Hufstetler (R-52) §¨¦575 Sawnee Jackson EMC §¨¦675 985 Donzella James (D-35) Nan Orrock (D-36) EMC §¨¦ 85 Polk Cobb EMC §¨¦ Madison Frank Ginn (R-47) Elbert Tonya Anderson (D-43) Paulding §¨¦85 Rockdale Nikema Williams (D-39) GreyStone Barrow Clarke 285 Oglethorpe Clayton Newton Power §¨¦ Gwinnett Gail Davenport (D-44) Emanual Jones (D-10) Corporation Cobb 85 Bill Cowsert (R-46)Oconee Henry §¨¦ Wilkes Lincoln Bill Heath (R-31) 20 Walton Fayette §¨¦ DeKalb 85 Haralson §¨¦ Walton EMC Brian Strickland (R-17) Douglas Rockdale Rayle EMCLee Anderson (R-24) Coweta Valencia Seay (D-34) Carroll §¨¦675 Snapping Shoals Morgan Fulton EMC EMC Taliaferro Carroll Columbia Clayton Newton McDuffie §¨¦20 Mike Dugan (R-30) Fayette Henry Greene §¨¦520 Coweta-Fayette Warren Spalding Jasper Richmond EMC Butts Brian Strickland (R-17) Burt Jones (R-25) Jefferson Energy Harold V. Jones, II (D-22) Heard Coweta Hancock Central Georgia Putnam Cooperative Washington EMC Matt Brass (R-28) Glascock 75 EMC §¨¦85 §¨¦ Meriwether Marty Harbin (R-16) Southern Rivers Energy Monroe Tri-County EMC Baldwin Jefferson Diverse Power Inc. Pike Lamar Jones Troup Burke Upson Washington Jesse Stone (R-23) Wilkinson Upson §¨¦475 David Lucas (D-26) Jenkins Screven Bibb 185 EMC §¨¦ John F. Kennedy (R-18) Planters EMC Talbot Johnson Harris Randy Robertson (R-29) Crawford Twiggs Oconee EMC Taylor §¨¦16 Emanuel Peach Flint Muscogee Energies Houston Bulloch Bleckley Larry Walker III (R-20) Treutlen Macon Candler Excelsior Laurens Effingham Chattahoochee Marion Altamaha EMC Pulaski EMC Ed Harbison (D-15) §¨¦16 Schley Little Jack Hill (R-04) Middle Ocmulgee §¨¦95 Dooly Ocmulgee Montgomery Tattnall Evans Georgia Toombs Sumter EMC EMC Lester Jackson (D-02) EMC Canoochee EMC Stewart EMC Dodge Bryan 516 Webster Wheeler §¨¦ Sumter Chatham Wilcox Crisp Telfair Quitman Liberty Terrell Cobb EMC Jeff Davis Ben Watson (R-01) Turner Long Lee Vacant Ben Hill Appling Coastal Randolph Coffee Electric Irwin EMC Blake Tillery (R-19) Clay Cooperative Dougherty (13) Bacon Irwin Worth McIntosh Calhoun Satilla Rural EMC Wayne Freddie Powell Sims (D-12) Tift Mitchell EMC §¨¦75 Pierce Early Baker Three Notch Berrien Tyler Harper (R-07) Glynn Mitchell Colquitt EMC Atkinson Brantley EMC Colquitt Atlantic Cook Miller Ocean Lanier Ware William Ligon (R-03) Clinch Okefenoke Rural EMC Camden Seminole Slash Pine EMC Grady Thomas 95 Brooks Lowndes Charlton §¨¦ Decatur Grady EMC Dean Burke (R-11) Ellis Black (R-08) Echols Georgia Electric Membership Corporation Georgia Electric Membership Corporation is the trade association representing Georgia's 41 EMCs, Georgia Transmission Corporation and Oglethorpe Power Corporation. Georgia's EMCs provide electric service to more than 4.4 million Georgians in over 73% of our state's land area. 75 Fifth Street NW, Ste. 710 Atlanta, GA 30308 Note: This information is for discussion purposes only. All information provided by GEMC GIS, Communities, and published sources. Main: (404) 521-7602 | Fax: (404) 521-7635 www.georgiaemc.com.
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