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Cobb County, State of Georgia Nov 28, 2018 4:07:37PM General Election November 6, 2018 AccuVote-TS Write-In Report Page: 1 Id Race Write-InBallot SN Id Vote Center Mach Id Report UnitId Counter Group 10 Governor AIDAN PETE 2475531650 Hayes 01 7 1650 Hayes 01 10 Polling ALAN ANDREW 5634141210 Chattahoochee 01 10 1210 Chattahoochee 01 10 Polling SMITH ALEX GARCIA 9820582010 Marietta 2B 0 2010 Marietta 2B 10 Polling ALLISON GIDDENS 5310061860 Mableton 01 4 1860 Mableton 01 10 Polling ALLISON GIDDENS 7911521860 Mableton 01 3 1860 Mableton 01 10 Polling AMIRI MOORE 3856263080 AIP 1 57 1170 Bryant 02 30 Advance in Person 1 ANDRA SULLIVAN 2882732210 Mt Bethel 04 3 2210 Mt Bethel 04 10 Polling SAMBATARO ANDY CLARK 6554251010 Acworth 1B 4 1010 Acworth 1B 10 Polling BARB BEYKE 7629752460 Powder Springs 1A 2 2460 Powder Springs 1A 10 Polling BENZOATE 8651881950 McEachern 01 5 1950 McEachern 01 10 Polling OSTYLEZENE BICARBONATE BETH LLOYD 5137782010 Marietta 2B 1 2010 Marietta 2B 10 Polling BOB MITZEL 9800692790 Sope Creek 01 0 2790 Sope Creek 01 10 Polling BOBBY 1998782660 Smyrna 1A 1 2660 Smyrna 1A 10 Polling BOBBY WALDREP 1061352120 Marietta 6A 2 2115 Marietta 6A 10 Polling BOBBY WILLIAMS 5990291640 Hightower 01 7 1640 Hightower 01 10 Polling BOBBY WILLIAMS 673953090 AIP 2 12 1410 Eastside 02 40 Advance in Person 2 BOBBY WILLIAMS 6576221250 Cheatham Hill 03 5 1250 Cheatham Hill 03 10 Polling BRAD 5021351190 Blackwell 01 1 1190 Blackwell 01 10 Polling RAFFENSBERGER BRIAN SNITKER 3652462790 Sope Creek 01 2 2790 Sope Creek 01 10 Polling BRITTANY MADDOX 2790822000 Marietta 2A 2 2000 Marietta 2A 10 Polling BUSTER TY DAVIS 1031121010 Acworth 1B 1 1010 Acworth 1B 10 Polling CAMBELL 6522203080 AIP 1 22 1980 Marietta 1A 30 Advance in Person 1 CAMERON GREGORY 7237163080 AIP 1 5 1700 Kennesaw 4A 30 Advance in Person 1 CARLOS SIMS 1888901300 Cooper 01 8 1300 Cooper 01 10 Polling CAROL TOME 3052392760 Smyrna 7A 4 2760 Smyrna 7A 10 Polling CARTER CRENSHAW 7217721910 Mabry 01 3 1910 Mabry 01 10 Polling CASEY CAGEL 3077811940 Murdock 01 7 1940 Murdock 01 10 Polling CASEY CAGEL 5480031940 Murdock 01 5 1940 Murdock 01 10 Polling CASEY CAGLE 2484813080 AIP 1 4 1750 KP02 30 Advance in Person 1 CASEY CAGLE 482183090 AIP 2 49 1620 Harmony-Leland 01 40 Advance in Person 2 CASEY CAGLE 944423080 AIP 1 5 1610 Gritters 01 30 Advance in Person 1 CASEY CAGLE 5950553090 AIP 2 43 1150 Birney 02 40 Advance in Person 2 CASEY CAGLE 9682043090 AIP 2 74 2430 Post Oak 01 40 Advance in Person 2 CASEY CAGLE 873363030 Willeo 01 3 3030 Willeo 01 10 Polling CASEY CAGLE 256651430 Elizabeth 01 6 1430 Elizabeth 01 10 Polling Cobb County, State of Georgia Nov 28, 2018 4:07:37PM General Election November 6, 2018 AccuVote-TS Write-In Report Page: 2 Id Race Write-InBallot SN Id Vote Center Mach Id Report UnitId Counter Group CASEY CAGLE 8878291880 Mableton 03 2 1880 Mableton 03 10 Polling CASEY CAGLE 8709332570 Roswell 02 4 2570 Roswell 02 10 Polling CHARLIE 4249212290 Oregon 01 1 2290 Oregon 01 10 Polling CHRISTOPHER 4287361690 Kennesaw 3A 6 1690 Kennesaw 3A 10 Polling REAGH CLAY TIPPINS 3757843080 AIP 1 12 2040 Marietta 4A 30 Advance in Person 1 CLAY TIPPINS 4605861810 Lost Mountain 02 3 1810 Lost Mountain 02 10 Polling CLAY TIPPINS 9033041620 Harmony-Leland 01 8 1620 Harmony-Leland 01 10 Polling COLIN POWELL 1324973080 AIP 1 16 2460 Powder Springs 1A 30 Advance in Person 1 COREY LEE 9666131090 Big Shanty 01 0 1090 Big Shanty 01 10 Polling DAFFY DUCK 447403090 AIP 2 22 2960 Vaughan 01 40 Advance in Person 2 DAVID C. BYRNE 701981240 Cheatham Hill 02 4 1240 Cheatham Hill 02 10 Polling DAVID C. BYRNE 4052082500 Pitner 01 1 2500 Pitner 01 10 Polling GEORGE PORTER JR 9347912570 Roswell 02 6 2570 Roswell 02 10 Polling GOD 2719632270 Nicholson 01 4 2270 Nicholson 01 10 Polling GODS CHIOCE 3932031810 Lost Mountain 02 4 1810 Lost Mountain 02 10 Polling GREY CLEVENGER 7815381490 East Piedmont 01 2 1490 East Piedmont 01 10 Polling HANK JOHNSON 9146921140 Birney 01 3 1140 Birney 01 10 Polling HANNAH LAYTON 2967642290 Oregon 01 2 2290 Oregon 01 10 Polling HILARY HILL 58772180 Mt Bethel 01 0 2180 Mt Bethel 01 10 Polling HILL HUNTER 6812382410 Pine Mountain 01 6 2410 Pine Mountain 01 10 Polling HUNTER HILL 9471481210 Chattahoochee 01 6 1210 Chattahoochee 01 10 Polling HUNTER HILL 6339752990 Vinings 03 7 2990 Vinings 03 10 Polling HUNTER HILL 1727852970 Vinings 01 4 2970 Vinings 01 10 Polling HUNTER HILL 5686762990 Vinings 03 5 2990 Vinings 03 10 Polling HUNTER HILL 6623732160 Mars Hill 01 5 2160 Mars Hill 01 10 Polling HUNTER HILL 50842230 North Cobb 01 2 2230 North Cobb 01 10 Polling HUNTER HILL 2325782730 Smyrna 5A 0 2730 Smyrna 5A 10 Polling JACKSON FAW 7197081460 Elizabeth 04 1 1460 Elizabeth 04 10 Polling JAMES KELLY 8503222460 Powder Springs 1A 2 2460 Powder Springs 1A 10 Polling GRIFFIN JAMES KENNETH 9849692730 Smyrna 5A 5 2730 Smyrna 5A 10 Polling SMITH JASON CARTER 3774031570 Fullers Park 01 2 1570 Fullers Park 01 10 Polling JED DORSEY 2505442690 Smyrna 3A 4 2690 Smyrna 3A 10 Polling JED DORSEY 7365962690 Smyrna 3A 0 2690 Smyrna 3A 10 Polling JEFFREY GAPUSAN 4033782750 Smyrna 6A 8 2750 Smyrna 6A 10 Polling JENNIFER CRONK 4428522990 Vinings 03 5 2990 Vinings 03 10 Polling JEREMY GRIFFIN 5736071880 Mableton 03 4 1880 Mableton 03 10 Polling JESUS 9601971980 Marietta 1A 3 1980 Marietta 1A 10 Polling Cobb County, State of Georgia Nov 28, 2018 4:07:37PM General Election November 6, 2018 AccuVote-TS Write-In Report Page: 3 Id Race Write-InBallot SN Id Vote Center Mach Id Report UnitId Counter Group JESUS 2483442490 Powder Springs 3A 5 2490 Powder Springs 3A 10 Polling JESUS 9783271430 Elizabeth 01 2 1430 Elizabeth 01 10 Polling JESUS 1693821790 Lindley 01 5 1790 Lindley 01 10 Polling JIMMY CARTER 9815272180 Mt Bethel 01 4 2180 Mt Bethel 01 10 Polling JIMMY CARTER 4917761400 Eastside 01 3 1400 Eastside 01 10 Polling JIMMY CARTER 447343080 AIP 1 51 1280 Clarkdale 01 30 Advance in Person 1 JIMMY CARTER 7167552750 Smyrna 6A 6 2750 Smyrna 6A 10 Polling JOE MADDON 2393592690 Smyrna 3A 4 2690 Smyrna 3A 10 Polling JOHN ALBERS 5609983080 AIP 1 44 2830 Sweetwater 01 30 Advance in Person 1 JOHN ANDERSON 1732361250 Cheatham Hill 03 1 1250 Cheatham Hill 03 10 Polling JOHN GALT 2438361340 Dobbins 01 10 1340 Dobbins 01 10 Polling JOHN HOLLAR 6389872920 Timber Ridge 01 1 2920 Timber Ridge 01 10 Polling JOHN HUTON 4911541730 Kell 01 4 1730 Kell 01 10 Polling JOHN KASICH 8637873090 AIP 2 58 2670 Smyrna 2A 40 Advance in Person 2 JOHN LEWIS 5875982490 Powder Springs 3A 3 2490 Powder Springs 3A 10 Polling JOHN LEWIS 8004422480 Powder Springs 2A 3 2480 Powder Springs 2A 10 Polling JOHNNY ISACCS0N 5754552710 Smyrna 4A 10 2715 Smyrna 4A 10 Polling JUDS0N HILL 8471202200 Mt Bethel 03 0 2200 Mt Bethel 03 10 Polling KEN BEHRMAN 8290041780 Lassiter 01 5 1780 Lassiter 01 10 Polling KEVIN THOMPSON 7238651140 Birney 01 1 1140 Birney 01 10 Polling KEVIN THOPSON 829251140 Birney 01 1 1140 Birney 01 10 Polling LARRY JONES 6774581150 Birney 02 3 1150 Birney 02 10 Polling LEO FRANK 4028501400 Eastside 01 4 1400 Eastside 01 10 Polling LINDSEY TIPPENS 2597262510 Rocky Mount 01 2 2510 Rocky Mount 01 10 Polling LINDSEY TIPPINS 8621183080 AIP 1 8 2010 Marietta 2B 30 Advance in Person 1 LR HERNANDEZ JR. 3893043090 AIP 2 78 1080 Bells Ferry 03 40 Advance in Person 2 LUKE JORGE 1337232440 Pope 01 0 2440 Pope 01 10 Polling MARGARET 4464351690 Kennesaw 3A 3 1690 Kennesaw 3A 10 Polling THATCHER MARVIN WEBB 160702610 Sewell Mill 01 4 2610 Sewell Mill 01 10 Polling MAYBURN E DEBOE 3672473080 AIP 1 11 1580 Ford 01 30 Advance in Person 1 ME 7872482410 Pine Mountain 01 5 2410 Pine Mountain 01 10 Polling MELISSA EARLEY 3191872060 Marietta 4B 0 2060 Marietta 4B 10 Polling MELVIN L. 8057581740 KP01 3 1740 KP01 10 Polling WILLIAMS, JR MICHAEL ALAN 6188492180 Mt Bethel 01 0 2180 Mt Bethel 01 10 Polling REANDEAU MICHAEL BAILEY 2475541650 Hayes 01 1 1650 Hayes 01 10 Polling MICHAEL SEELEY 943023090 AIP 2 79 1080 Bells Ferry 03 40 Advance in Person 2 MICKEY MOUSE 565693030 Willeo 01 1 3030 Willeo 01 10 Polling Cobb County, State of Georgia Nov 28, 2018 4:07:37PM General Election November 6, 2018 AccuVote-TS Write-In Report Page: 4 Id Race Write-InBallot SN Id Vote Center Mach Id Report UnitId Counter Group MICKEY MOUSE 4180772960 Vaughan 01 3 2960 Vaughan 01 10 Polling MICKEY MOUSE 5925511360 Dodgen 01 1 1360 Dodgen 01 10 Polling MICKEY MOUSE 4458801170 Bryant 02 4 1170 Bryant 02 10 Polling MICKEY MOUSE 938092900 Terrell Mill 01 2 2900 Terrell Mill 01 10 Polling MICKIE MOUSE 6302103090 AIP 2 3 2115 Marietta 6A 40 Advance in Person 2 MIICKKEY MOUSE 7057813080 AIP 1 14 1470 Elizabeth 05 30 Advance in Person 1 MO SCHULTZ 4369491970 McCleskey 01 0 1970 McCleskey 01 10 Polling MOHAMMAD ALI 2841683080 AIP 1 11 3000 Vinings 04 30 Advance in Person 1 MY LORD AND 8921651010 Acworth 1B 1 1010 Acworth 1B 10 Polling SAVIOR JESUS CHRIST NA 2548032070 Marietta 4C 4 2070 Marietta 4C 10 Polling NATHAN DEAL 6642442570 Roswell 02 0 2570 Roswell 02 10 Polling NATHAN DEAL 7176222800 Sope Creek 02 2 2800 Sope Creek 02 10 Polling NATHAN DEAL 9888953090 AIP 2 62 2690 Smyrna 3A 40 Advance in Person 2 NATHAN DEAL 4026951690 Kennesaw 3A 5 1690 Kennesaw 3A 10 Polling NEITHER 8272402100 Marietta 5A 2 2100 Marietta 5A 10 Polling NETHER 9501421880 Mableton 03 2 1880 Mableton 03 10 Polling NO CONFIDENCE 2740221700 Kennesaw 4A 3 1700 Kennesaw 4A 10 Polling NO ONE 5508151780 Lassiter 01 6 1780 Lassiter 01 10 Polling NOLA BRIGHT 3720632100 Marietta 5A 1 2100 Marietta 5A 10 Polling NONE OF THE ABOVE 7892883090 AIP 2 28 1710 Kennesaw 5A 40 Advance in Person 2 NONE OF THE 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    Georgia – Screven County 2011 Prayer Calendar Pray that our political Gary Black Mark Butler Executive leaders will rely upon (Agriculture Comr.) (Labor Comr.) National Leadership State Leadership prayer and God’s Word Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle Pray for Members Sam Olens Brian Kemp (Attorney General) (Secretary of State) President Barack Obama Governor Nathan Deal as their strength and Dan Ebersole of the Governor’s Ralph T. Hudgens John D. Barge Vice Pres. Joe Biden First Lady Sandra Deal means of success (Senior Advisor) and Lt. Governor’s staff Chris Riley (Insurance Comr.) (Superintendent) (Chief of Staff) Stan Wise Pray that our political Legislative Mayor Justine Brown Chuck Eaton County Leadership leaders will rely upon Congress (Oliver) Tim Echols Mayor Gerry Forehand prayer and God’s Word Sen. Saxby Chambliss Sen. Johnny Isakson Rep. John Barrow Doug Everett as their strength and Mayor James W. Hankinson (District 12) (Hiltonia) (Rocky Ford) Charlie Harman Chris Carr “Bubba” McDonald Mayor J. Donald Scott means of success (Chief of Staff) (Chief of Staff) Ashley Jones (Public Service Mayor Margaret Evans (Chief of Staff) (Newington) (Sylvania - County Seat) Commissioners) Pray that our political Staff: Dianne Hardin Judicial Georgia General Assembly leaders will rely upon Staff: Leishea Johnson County Leadership US Supreme Court Justices Sen. Jesse Stone Speaker David Ralston prayer and God’s Word Staff: Kristy Lindstrom Rep. John Burns Commissioners John G. Roberts (District 23) Spiro Amburn as their strength and Staff: Marshall Guest (District 157) (7 Districts) Antonin Scalia Phyllis Walker (Chief of Staff) means of success Staff: Bill Reilly Pat Harris Anthony Kennedy (Legislative Assistant) Staff: Hayley Yaun (Staff for Rep.
  • AFY 2018 Governor's Budget Report

    AFY 2018 Governor's Budget Report

    THE GOVERNOR’S BUDGET REPORT Amended Fiscal Year 2018 Governor Nathan Deal THE GOVERNOR’S BUDGET REPORT ___________________________________________________ AMENDED FISCAL YEAR 2018 NATHAN DEAL, GOVERNOR STATE OF GEORGIA TERESA A. MACCARTNEY DIRECTOR OFFICE OF PLANNING AND BUDGET You may visit our website for additional information and copies of this document. opb.georgia.gov Table of Contents Introduction Department of Behavioral Health and Governor’s Letter . 1 Developmental Disabilities . 57 Budget Highlights . 5 Department of Community Affairs. 62 Department of Community Health . 67 Financial Summaries Department of Community Supervision . 73 Georgia Estimated State Revenues Amended FY Department of Corrections. 77 2018 . 9 Department of Defense . 79 Georgia Revenues: FY 2015 - FY 2017 and Department of Driver Services. 81 Estimated FY 2018. 10 Department of Early Care and Learning . 83 Georgia Estimated Revenues. 12 Department of Economic Development . 85 Summary of Appropriations . 13 Department of Education . 88 Summary of Appropriations: By Policy Area . 15 Employees' Retirement System of Georgia . 95 State Funds by Policy Area. 18 State Forestry Commission . 97 Lottery Funds . 19 Office of the Governor . 99 Tobacco Settlement Funds. 20 Department of Human Services . 102 Transportation Funds . 21 Commissioner of Insurance. 111 Summary of Statewide Budget Changes. 22 Georgia Bureau of Investigation . 114 Department of Juvenile Justice . 117 Department Summaries Department of Labor. 119 Legislative Department of Law . 121 Georgia Senate . 26 Department of Natural Resources . 123 Georgia House of Representatives. 28 State Board of Pardons and Paroles . 127 General Assembly . 30 State Properties Commission . 129 Department of Audits and Accounts . 32 Georgia Public Defender Council . 131 Judicial Department of Public Health .