May 24, 2013
Part of Augusta is getting a new state representative in January.
Hardie Davis won the District 122 democratic runoff, with a big victory over former city commissioner Richard Colclough.
With all 15 precincts reporting, Davis took 68 percent of the vote.
Only about 1500 people voted.
There's no Republican opponent in November, so Davis, a local pastor, is in.
Incumbent representative Pete Warren lost in the July primary. He will serve until the new legislative session.
In the statewide Georgia runoffs, Jim Martin won the Democratic runoff for lieutenant governor against Greg Hecht. He'll face Republican Casey Cagle in November.
In the secretary of state runoffs, Gail Buckner won the democratic nomination. She faces Republican Karen Handel in November to succeed Cathy Cox.
And in the Republican runoff for agriculture commissioner, Gary Black won. He faces longtime Democratic commissioner Tommy Irvin in November.
Full results:
State House District 122 Dem - Runoff
12 of 12 precincts - 100 percent
x-Hardie Davis 1,054 - 68 percent
Richard Colclough 485 - 32 percent
U.S. House District 4 Dem - Runoff
167 of 167 precincts - 100 percent
x-Hank Johnson 41,178 - 59 percent
Cynthia McKinney (i) 28,832 - 41 percent
Lieutenant Governor Dem - Runoff
3,211 of 3,221 precincts - 99 percent
x-Jim Martin 141,315 - 62 percent
Greg Hecht 85,051 - 38 percent
Secretary of State Dem - Runoff
3,209 of 3,221 precincts - 99 percent
x-Gail Buckner 118,791 - 55 percent
Darryl Hicks 96,539 - 45 percent
Secretary of State GOP - Runoff
3,210 of 3,221 precincts - 99 percent
x-Karen Handel 96,701 - 57 percent
Bill Stephens 73,963 - 43 percent
Agriculture Commissioner GOP - Runoff
3,211 of 3,221 precincts - 99 percent
x-Gary Black 101,031 - 60 percent
Brian Kemp 67,288 - 40 percent
