Four Republicans appear to be headed for the state legislature following a set of special elections. In state senate district 30 — spanning parts of Carroll, Paulding and Douglas Counties — Republican Mike Dugan (shown) won 87.6 percent of votes over Libertarian candidate James M. Camp. (Photo courtesy of the Mike Dugan campaign)
Republicans Dean Burke and Mike Keown were front-runners in state senate district 11 — spanning southwest Georgia. Burke won 42.59 percent of votes and Keown won 37.37 percent.
In state senate district 21 — spanning parts of Cherokee and Fulton Counties — Republican Brandon Beach won 57.57 percent of votes over fellow Republican Sean Jerguson.
In state senate district 30 — spanning parts of Carroll, Paulding and Douglas Counties — Republican Mike Dugan won 87.6 percent of votes over Libertarian candidate James M. Camp.
In a four-way race for district 21 in the state house, Republican Scot Turner won 46.39 percent of votes.
Tuesday's results were not final, and don't include provisional ballots.
