Primary Ballots Solidified As Qualifying Ends In Cobb County

Marietta GA

14 March, 2022

5:58 PM

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COBB COUNTY, GA — Qualifying for the May 24 primary and nonpartisan elections in Georgia closed Friday, and most Cobb County legislators and representatives will have opposition this year. Ballots for Cobb voters will include county commissioners in districts 1 and 3; school board members in districts 2, 4 and 6; solicitor general; superior court judge; state court judges; state Senate districts; state House districts; and U.S. House of Representatives districts 3 and 13. There will also be cityhood questions for the proposed cities of East Cobb, Lost Mountain and Vinings, depending on where you live. The ballots will also include statewide elections, such as governor, secretary of state, attorney general, agriculture commissioner, insurance commissioner, state school superintendent and labor commissioner. You can view your sample ballot on mvp.sos.ga.gov. Read more: Abrams, Kemp, Warnock, Walker Qualify For Georgia Primaries Take a look at who's on the ballot in Cobb County. Your specific ballot may look different based on your location: Cobb County Board of Commissioners (Primary) District 1 Republican Keli Gambrill (Incumbent) No Democrats qualified for this race. District 3 Republican JoAnn K. Birrell (Incumbent)Judy Sarden Democrat Christine Triebsch Cobb County Board of Education District 2 Republican Stephen M. George Jr.Matthew "Anthony" Sears Democrat Andres SandateBecky Sayler District 4 Republican David Chastain (Incumbent) Democrat Catherine Pozniak District 6 Democrat Nichelle A. Davis No Republicans qualified for this race. Solicitor General Republican Courtney Martin Brubaker Democrat Chris LanningMakia Metzger State Senate District 6 Republican Fred GlassAngelic Moore Democrat Jason EstevesLuisa Wakeman District 32 Republican Kay Kirkpatrick (Incumbent)Andy Soha Democrat Sylvia L. Bennett District 33 Democrat Euriel I. HemmerlyMichael Doc Rhett (Incumbent) No Republicans qualified for this race. District 37 Republican David DelkScott JohnsonEd Setzler Democrat Titus NicholsVanessa Parker District 38 Democrat Melody BrayMichael CarsonAdam PettyHoracena Tate (Incumbent) No Republicans qualified for this race. District 56 Republican John Albers (Incumbent) Democrat Patrick Thompson State House District 22 Republican Donna KosickiJordan Ridley Democrat Stacee Lashone Hill District 34 Republican Devan Seabaugh (Incumbent) Democrat Dorothy Coker District 35 Republican Robert Trim Democrat Lisa CampbellNick MillerKyle Rinaudo District 36 Republican Ginny Ehrhart (Incumbent) Democrat James F. Ryner District 37 Republican Marites "Tess" Redding Democrat Mary Frances Williams (Incumbent) District 38 Democrat David Wilkerson (Incumbent) No Republicans qualified for this race. District 39 Republican Olivia Angel Democrat Terry CummingsMonica Evette DelancyDeborah JohnsonWanda LesteranthonyTamarre Pierre District 40 Republican Fun Fong Democrat Thomas CasezDoug Stoner District 41 Republican James Allen Rodi Democrat Michael Smith (Incumbent) District 42 Democrat Teri Anulewicz (Incumbent) No Republicans qualified for this race. District 43 Republican Anna J. Tillman Democrat Solomon AdesanyaBenjamin Stahl District 44 Republican Don L. Parsons (Incumbent) Democrat Willie Mae Oyogoa District 45 Republican Sharon Cooper (Incumbent)Carminthia Moore Democrat Dustin McCormick District 46 Republican John Carson (Incumbent) Democrat Michael Garza U.S. Senate (Warnock) Republican Gary W. BlackJosh ClarkKelvin KingJonathan "Jon" McColumnLatham SaddlerHerschel Walker Democrat Tamara Johnson-ShealeyRaphael Warnock U.S. House of Representatives District 6 Republican Jake EvansByron GatewoodMeagan HansonBlake HarbinRich McCormickPaulette SmithMallory StaplesSuzi VoylesEugene Yu Democrat Bob ChristianWayne C. White District 11 Republican Barry Loudermilk (Incumbent) Democrat Antonio Daza District 13 Republican Caesar GonzalesDominika HawkinsCalina Plotky Democrat Mark BakerShastity DriscollVincent FortDavid Scott (Incumbent) Judge of Superior Court (Nonpartisan) Harris Ann Harris (Incumbent) Leonard Charles FordRob Leonard (Incumbent)Matt McMaster Flournoy Sonja N. BrownDaniele JohnsonJames LuttrellTaneesha MarshallGerald Moore Judge of State Court (Nonpartisan) Division II, Post 1 Jason B. Fincher (Incumbent) Division II, Post 4 Bridgette Campbell Glover (Incumbent) Division II, Post 5 Ashley J. Palmer (Incumbent) Post 5 Eric Brewton (Incumbent)