added 2006 Wed Aug 9 6:27:45 by TimALoftis
Former two-term DeKalb County commissioner Hank Johnson declared victory over incumbent Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney Tuesday night as 100 percent of the precincts reported his lead at 59 to 41 percent (check the latest results). Technical problems that earlier delayed results in the 4th District were later fixed. (read related story).
Former two-term DeKalb County commissioner Hank Johnson declared victory over incumbent Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney Tuesday night as 100 percent of the precincts reported his lead at 59 to 41 percent (check the latest results). Technical problems that earlier delayed results in the 4th District were later fixed. (read related story).
added 2006 Wed Aug 9 3:53:32 by TimALoftis
12% of precincts: McKinney 873 26.1%, Johnson 2,466 73.9% 6% of precincts: Lieberman 7,199 43.4%, Lamont 9,399 56.6%
12% of precincts: McKinney 873 26.1%, Johnson 2,466 73.9% 6% of precincts: Lieberman 7,199 43.4%, Lamont 9,399 56.6%
added 2006 Tue Aug 8 19:03:28 by TimALoftis
Polls opened at 7:00 a.m. on Tuesday for Georgia’s primary runoff election. A number of statewide issues should be decided Tuesday, including the seat for the Fourth Congressional District, where incumbent Cynthia McKinney is running against challenger Hank Johnson. According to InsiderAdvantage.com, as of Tuesday morning, Johnson led with 53
Polls opened at 7:00 a.m. on Tuesday for Georgia’s primary runoff election. A number of statewide issues should be decided Tuesday, including the seat for the Fourth Congressional District, where incumbent Cynthia McKinney is running against challenger Hank Johnson. According to InsiderAdvantage.com, as of Tuesday morning, Johnson led with 53
