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Sample Combined Ballot for Coweta County Ga SAMPLE COMBINED BALLOT FOR COWETA COUNTY GA For President For Public Service SPECIAL ELECTION Commissioner of the United States (To Succeed Jason Shaw) (Vote for One) For United States Senate (Vote for One) (To Fill the Unexpired Term of Jason Shaw Donald J. Trump - President Johnny Isakson, Resigned} (Incumbent) Republican Michael R. Pence - Vice President (Incumbent) Republican (Vote for One) Robert G. Bryant Democrat Al Bartell Joseph R. Biden - President Independent Elizabeth Melton Kamala D. Harris - Vice President Libertarian Allen Buckley Democrat Independent Doug Collins Write-in Jo Jorgensen - President Republican Jeremy "Spike" Cohen - Vice President For Public Service Libertarian Commissioner John Fortuin (To Succeed Lauren Bubba McDonald, Jr.) Green (Vote for One) Derrick E. Grayson Lauren Bubba McDonald, Jr. Write-in Republican (Incumbent) Republican For United States Senate Michael Todd Greene Daniel Blackman (Vote for One) Independent Democrat Annette Davis Jackson Nathan Wilson Republican Libertarian David A. Perdue (Incumbent) Republican Deborah Jackson Democrat Write-in Jon Ossoff Jamesia James Democrat Democrat For U.S. Representative in 117th A. Wayne Johnson Congress From the 3rd Shane Hazel Republican Congressional District of Georgia Libertarian (Vote for One) Tamara Johnson-Shealey Democrat Drew Ferguson (Incumbant) Republican Matt Lieberman Val Almonord Write-in Democrat Democrat Kelly Loeffler (Incumbent) Republican Write-in Joy Felicia Slade Democrat For State Senator From Brian Slowinski 28th District Libertarian (Vote for One) Valencia Stovall Matt Brass Independent (Incumbent) Republican Ed Tarver Write-in Democrat Kandiss Taylor Republican Raphael Warnock Democrat Richard Dien Winfield Democrat Write-in Turn Ballot Over To Continue Voting For Coroner STATE REPRESENTATIVES PROPOSED (Vote for One) CONSTITUTIONAL (ACCORDING TO DISTRICT) Richard Hawk AMENDMENTS For State Representative (Incumbent) Republican - 1 - In the General Assembly From 70th District Write-in Authorizes dedication of fees and (Vote for One) taxes to their intended purposes by For Solicitor-General general state law. Lynn Smith (Incumbent) Republican (Vote for One) House Resolution 164 Act No. 597 Sandy Wisenbaker (Incumbent) Republican "Shall the Constitution of Georgia be Write-in amended so as to authorize the General For State Representative Assembly to dedicate revenues derived In the General Assembly From Write-in from fees or taxes to the public purpose for which such fees or taxes were intended?" 71st District For Surveyor (Vote for One) (Vote for One) YES Phillip Singleton Christopher W. Robertson (Incumbent) Republican (Incumbent) Republican NO Jill Prouty Democrat Write-in - 2 – COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Write-in Waives state and local sovereign (ACCORDING TO DISTRICT) immunity for violation of state laws, For State Representative state and federal constitutions. In the General Assembly From For County Commissioner 72nd District House Resolution 1023 District 1 Act No. 596 (Vote for One) (Vote for One) "Shall the Constitution of Georgia be Josh Bonner Paul Keith Poole amended to waive sovereign immunity and (Incumbent) Republican (Incumbent) Republican allow the people of Georgia to petition the Fred Rovner superior court for relief from governmental acts done outside the scope of lawful au- Democrat thority or which violate the laws of this Write-in state, the Constitution of Georgia, or the Write-in Constitution of the United States?" For County Commissioner For State Representative District 4 In the General Assembly From (Vote for One) YES 132nd District (Vote for One) John J. Reidelbach NO Republican David Jenkins Republican Pearl Presley Democrat Bob Trammell, Jr. STATEWIDE (Incumbent) Democrat REFERENDUM Write-in Write-in For County Commissioner -A- For District Attorney of the District 5 Establishes a tax exemption for Coweta Judicial Circuit (Vote for One) certain real property owned by (Vote for One) charities. Al Smith Herb Cranford (Incumbent) Democrat House Bill 344 (Incumbent) Republican Act No. 149 "Shall the Act be approved which pro- Write-in vides an exemption from ad valorem Write-in For West Georgia Soil and Water taxes for all real property owned by a For Clerk of Superior Court Conservation District Supervisor purely public charity, if such charity is (Vote for One) exempt from taxation under Section (Vote for One) Cindy G. Brown 501(c)(3) of the federal Internal Reve- (Incumbent) Republican William E. "Bill" Cline nue Code and such real property is (Incumbent) held exclusively for the purpose of building or repairing single-family homes to be financed by such charity Write-in to individuals using loans that shall not Write-in For Sheriff bear interest? (Vote for One) Lenn Wood YES (Incumbent) Republican NO Write-in For Tax Commissioner (Vote for One) Robi Brook (Incumbent) Republican Write-in SAMPLE COMBINED BALLOT FOR NOVEMBER 3, 2020 - COWETA COUNTY GA Turn Ballot Over To Continue Voting .
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