Election 2010
- Election 2010
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Ben Norton wins runoff
The numbers are in and the people have declared Ben H. Norton winner of the Valdosta City Council at Large seat.
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Nahmias, McFadden win runoffs in court races
Georgia Supreme Court Justice David Nahmias won a runoff election Tuesday to keep his post on the state’s top court, while attorney Chris McFadden pulled off a come-from-behind win for a seat on the state Appeals Court.
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Deal names transition, inaugural teams
Republican Gov.-elect Nathan Deal on Wednesday named the team that will help him assume office in January and pledged to disclose donors to an inaugural celebration he said would be “tasteful” for tough economic times.
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Lake Park raises a glass to Sunday alcohol sales
Establishments in Lake Park that sell alcohol will now be allowed to serve drinks on Sunday.
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City Council race goes to runoff
The Valdosta City Council at-large seat left vacant by Councilman John Eunice will go to a runoff election.
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Ga. voters send GOP's Isakson back to Congress
U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson was re-elected to a second term Tuesday.
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Shaw follows in dad’s footsteps
Jason Shaw has found his own path following in his father’s footsteps.
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Republicans win commission seats
Republicans Richard Raines and Crawford Powell won their respective races Tuesday for the Lowndes County Board of Commissioners Districts 2 and 3.
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Barnes, Deal crisscross state on election eve
Nathan Deal and Roy Barnes were crisscrossing Georgia by plane drumming up support on the eve of Tuesday’s general election.
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Runoff in governor’s race likely
Republicans lead in Georgia’s top statewide races going into Tuesday’s elections, but three contests could be headed toward a runoff, a new poll conducted for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and the Georgia Newspaper Partnership shows.
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