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2020 Georgia Senate Districts 20202020 GeorgiaGeorgia SenateSenate DistrictsDistricts ¨¦§75 Bartow Forsyth Cherokee 24 ¨¦§ Catoosa Dade Towns Brandon Beach (R-21) Fannin Rabun John Albers (R-56) Zahra Karinshak (D-48) Renee Unterman (R-45) ¨¦§59 Union Gwinnett Whitfield Murray 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) Sally Harrell (D-40) Lumpkin 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) 20 Butch Miller (R-49) Fulton ¨¦§ Bartow Chuck Hufstetler (R-52) ¨¦§575 Forsyth Jackson Madison ¨¦§675 ¨¦§985 Donzella James (D-35) Nan Orrock (D-36) 85 Polk ¨¦§ Frank Ginn (R-47) Elbert Tonya Anderson (D-43) ¨¦§85 Rockdale Nikema Williams (D-39) Barrow Clarke Paulding 285 Oglethorpe Clayton Newton Cobb ¨¦§ Gwinnett Gail Davenport (D-44) Emanual Jones (D-10) Bill Cowsert (R-46) Henry ¨¦§85 Wilkes Lincoln Bill Heath (R-31) 20 Walton Oconee Fayette ¨¦§ DeKalb 85 Haralson ¨¦§ Brian Strickland (R-17) Douglas Lee Anderson (R-24) Coweta Valencia Seay (D-34) Morgan Greene ¨¦§675 Rockdale Newton Carroll Fulton Taliaferro Columbia Clayton McDuffie ¨¦§20 Mike Dugan (R-30) Henry ¨¦§520 Fayette Warren Richmond Brian Strickland (R-17) Coweta Burt Jones (R-25) Harold V. Jones, II (D-22) Heard Butts Jasper Spalding Putnam Hancock Glascock Matt Brass (R-28) 75 ¨¦§85 ¨¦§ Marty Harbin (R-16) Monroe Pike Lamar Baldwin Troup Meriwether Jones Jefferson Burke Washington Jesse Stone (R-23) Upson Wilkinson David Lucas (D-26) ¨¦§475 Jenkins Bibb Screven 185 ¨¦§ John F. Kennedy (R-18) Talbot Johnson Harris Randy Robertson (R-29) Crawford Twiggs Taylor ¨¦§16 Emanuel Peach Muscogee Houston Bleckley Larry Walker III (R-20) Treutlen Candler Macon Laurens Effingham Chattahoochee Marion Bulloch Ed Harbison (D-15) ¨¦§16 Schley Pulaski Jack Hill (R-04) 95 Dodge Evans ¨¦§ Dooly Montgomery Wheeler Toombs Lester Jackson (D-02) Stewart Tattnall Bryan ¨¦§516 Webster Sumter Chatham Wilcox Crisp Telfair Quitman Liberty Terrell Jeff Davis Ben Watson (R-01) Turner Long Randolph Lee Vacant Ben Hill Appling Coffee Blake Tillery (R-19) Clay Dougherty (13) Irwin Worth Bacon Wayne Calhoun McIntosh Freddie Powell Sims (D-12) Tift ¨¦§75 Pierce Early Baker Berrien Tyler Harper (R-07) Glynn Mitchell Atkinson Brantley Colquitt Atlantic Miller Cook Ocean Lanier Ware William Ligon (R-03) Camden Seminole Clinch Grady Thomas 95 Brooks Lowndes Charlton ¨¦§ Decatur 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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