Elections--Georgia
Aftermath of Primary Election Leads to Shake-Ups in Many Area Governments
Jl 11 96 91(270), 5-A
Alexander Brings Campaign to Georgia
Mr 3 96 91(140), 2-A
Area Attorney "Gambling" He'll Be Primary Favorite
Jn 2 96 91(231), 3-A
Atlanta Businessman Seeks Nunn's Seat
Oc 26 96 92(11), 5-A
Ballot to Change
Fe 21 96 91(129), 5-B
Bishop, Ealum Face off for 2nd Congressional Seat
Jl 11 96 91(270), 3-A
Bishop Makes History
Nv 6 96 92(22), 1-A
Bishop Takes Charge in 2nd District
Jl 10 96 91(269), 1-A
Bishop to Focus on Area's Economic Potential
Nv 9 96 92(25), 1-A
Broun Taking His Message to People Via Grass Roots
Ap 28 91(196), 10-A
Campaign Disclosures Show Millions Raised for Senate Race
Ap 17 91(185), 6-A
Candidate Suffers Family Woes
Jn 12 96 91(241), 3-A
Candidates on Both Sides Take PAC Money
Oc 27 96 92(12), 6-A
Candidates Trade Barbs over Election
Nv 8 96 92(24), 1-A
Chambliss Ahead in the Polls
Oc 2 96 91(353), 3-A
A Chance Worth Taking (editorial)
Ja 17 96 91(94), 4-A
Chaney Running Again, But Not as "Lone Republican"
Ap 29 91(196), 1-A
Cleland Agrees to Debate Millner in Albany
Sp 27 96 91(348), 8-A
Cleland Gets Senate Nod (editorial)
Nv 1 96 92(17), 4-A
Cleland Should Debate in Valdosta
Oc 6 96 91(357), 4-A
Cleland Will Beat GOP Candidates, Poll Shows
Mr 3 96 91(140), 5-A
Cleland Wins Senate Seat Formerly Held by Nunn
Nv 6 96 92(22), 1-A
Clint Day Links Adversaries to Clinton in Advertisement
Jl 2 96 91(261), 5-A
Clinton Coming to Atlanta
Ja 15 96 91(92), 1-A
Contested Elections Argued in Court
Nv 13 96 92(30), 8-A
Critical Issues
Jl 9 96 91(268), 1-A
Democrats Aiming at Deal in His First GOP Election
Fe 11 96 91(119), 5-A
Democrats Running into GOP Wall of Cash in Georgia House Races
Oc 27 96 92(12), 10-A
Dougherty Businessman to Run for Bishop's 2nd District Seat
Fe 28 96 91(136), 3-A
Down to the Wire for District 2
Jl 6 96 91(265), 1-A
Ealum Hopes Bus Ride Ends in Victory
Sp 8 96 91(329), 3-A
Ealum Keeps Bishop on Defensive
Oc 21 96 92(6), 1-A
Ealum Offers Change for New 2nd District
Nv 3 96 92(19), 5-A
Ealum's Campaign Cash Tops $65,000
Ap 10 91(178), 3-A
Economist Predicts Election
My 26 96 91(224), 7-C
Election Battles
Nv 3 96 92(19), 1-A
Elections Chief Wants Mail Voting Phased In
Fe 15 96 91(123), 5-A
Elections Marked by Little Turnover
Nv 7 96 92(23), 1-A
Elections to Use Mixed Districts
My 1 96 91(199), 1-A
Electoral College Gives Georgia GOP Parting Salute to Dole
Dc 2 96 92(48), 6-A
Feisty Millner Comes out Slugging in First Debte with Cleland
Oc 20 96 92(5), 1-A
Former Valdosta High Coach Runs for State Senate
Jn 10 96 91(239), 3-A
Fundraising Limits Spawn State Lawsuit
Ja 5 96 91(82), 8-A
Ga. Delegates See Two-Way Race
Au 31 96 91(321), 6-A
Georgia Heads to the Polls Today
Au 6 96 91(296), 1-A
Georgia Is the Key Primary
Mr 4 96 91(141), 3-A
Georgia Primary a Key GOP Prize
Mr 5 96 91(142), 1-A
Georgia Voters Unfazed by Presidential Debated
Oc 14 96 91(365), 8-A
Georgians Prefer Cleland,Poll Says
Oc 14 96 91(365), 8-A
Gingrich, Coles Try to Inspire Middle School Students
Oc 19 96 92(4), 7-A
Gingrich is a Survivor (editorial)
Nv 21 96 92(38), 4-A
Gingrich Re-Elected Speaker
Nv 21 96 92(38), 1-A
Gingrich Renews Call for Term Limit Amendment; Lott Wants Financial Probe
Nv 7 96 92(23), 8-A
Goff Talked About as Congressman
Fe 2 96 91(110), 1-A
Going to the Polls
Jl 9 96 91(268), 1-A
GOP Longshot Aims for Senate
Mr 30 96 91(167), 1-A
Gramm Voters Left in a Void
Mr 3 96 91(140), 3-A
Guy Millner Attacks Cleland on Defense
Sp 5 96 91(326), 8-A
Hey, Max! It's Time to Debate Millner (editorial)
Sp 22 96 91(343), 4-A
History Shows Isakson Faces Uphilll Battle in Senate Runoff
Jl 15 96 91(274), 3-A
Incumbent Assessors Elected; Lowndes to Keep Electing the Officials
Nv 6 96 92(22), 2-C
Incumbent, Challenger Face off in Tuesday's District 1 Run-off
Au 4 96 91(294), 1-A
Insurers Backing Oxendine Campaign
Ja 11 96 91(88), 3-A
Isakson Deserves GOP Nomination (editorial)
Jl 7 96 91(266), 4-A
Isakson Enters Race for U.S. Senate Seat
Ap 24 91(192), 6-A
Isakson Visits Lowndes
Jl 3 96 91(262), 1-A
Key State Senator Could Lose His Seat
Jl 8 96 91(267), 3-A
Leadership Tinkering Again with Election Rules
Fe 5 96 91(113), 3-A
Majority-Black Districts Facing a New Obstacle
Nv 7 96 92(23), 1-A
Marietta Lawmaker Now Minority Leader
Nv 9 96 92(25), 6-A
Massey, Shafer Exchange Attacks
Oc 28 96 92(13), 9-A
Miller Vows Never to Run Again
Dc 14 96 92(60), 1-A
Millner, 0-for-2, May Have Taken His Final Turn as Statewide Candidate
Nv 8 96 92(24), 8-A
Millner Boasts of Lead in Poll
Oc 2 96 91(353), 1-A
Millner Camp Calls Isakson Attack Tactics "Desperate"
Jn 2 96 91(231), 8-A
Millner Holds No. 1 Spot on Way to Runoff
Jl 10 96 91(269), 1-B
Millner, Isakson Vie for Senate Nomination
Au 4 96 91(294), 1-A
Millner on the Attack
Jl 8 96 91(267), 1-A
Millner Takes Georgia, Lowndes in GOP Senate Race
Au 7 96 91(296), 1-A
Millner Tears into Isakson in Debate
Jl 25 96 91(284), 6-A
Money Drives Early Entries into Governor's Race
Dc 5 96 92(51), 7-A
New Runoff Law in Ga. Helped Max Cleland Win
Nv 7 96 92(23), 1-A
Oxendine Denies Getting Funds from Firms
Ja 12 96 91(89), 3-A
PACs Give Bishop Financial Edge
Oc 23 96 92(8), 5-A
Partisan Attacks Characterize 1996 Campaigns
Oc 27 96 92(12), 1-A
Perot Drops in About Future Plans
Oc 29 96 92(14), 6-A
Pierre Howard to Run for Governor in 1998
Nv 2 96 92(18), 6-A
Poll: Presidential Race too Close to Call in Georgia
Nv 1 96 92(17), 1-A
Poll Shows Millner, Cleland Virtually Tied in Senate Battle
Nv 2 96 92(18), 3-A
President Clinton Leading Georgia
Oc 5 96 91(356), 8-A
Presidential Preference Primary Not Far Away
Fe 6 96 91(114), 3-A
Q&A: Where the GOP Senatorial Candidates Stand
Jn 2 96 91(231), 8-A
Qualifying Ends for Federal Offices
Ap 28 91(196), 7-A
Race for Ga. Senate Seat Takes Turn for the Ugly
My 25 96 91(223), 6-A
Reaves Takes off Gloves Against Dist. 178 Challenger Stephenson
Oc 26 96 92(11), 1-A
Republican Longshot Candidate Arrested for Trying to Gate-Crash Debate
Mr 5 96 91(142), 1-A
Saxby Chambliss Chosen for Important Committee
Nv 21 96 92(38), 6-A
Senate GOP Leaders Funneled $45,000 into Millner Campaign
Oc 22 96 92(7), 1-A
Several Candidates Seeking Nunn's Seat
Jl 7 96 91(266), 1-A
South Georgia Gears up for Elections
Jl 8 96 91(267), 1-A
State Drops Challenge to Stephenson's Candidacy
Oc 25 96 92(10), 1-A
Supporters Turn out in Valdosta to Welcome Isakson
Fe 23 96 91(131), 5-A
The Survey Says: Candidates Talk of Issues
Jn 2 96 91(231), 1-A
Take Time to Vote in Tuesday's Runoff (editorial)
Au 4 96 91(294), 4-A
Three-Way Contest for GOP in Ga.
Mr 2 96 91(139), 3-A
Tuesday's Elections Will Decide Non-Partisan Court Positions
Jl 7 96 91(266), 7-A
Turner Deserves 8th District Support (editorial)
Oc 31 96 92(16), 4-A
Turner, Reaves Returned to Georgia Legislature
Nv 6 96 92(22), 1-C
Turner Wins 8th Distric Re-Election
Nv 7 96 92(23), 8-A
U.S. Senate Race "Headline" of Primary
Jl 9 96 91(268), 1-A
V-P Nominees Stump in Ga.
Sp 8 96 91(329), 1-A
Valdosta Jeweler Stephenson Seeks Georgia House Seat
Sp 23 96 91(344), 1-A
Veteran Representative Reaves Seeks Another Term in Georgia House
Oc 1 96 91(352), 1-A
Vote Like a Smart Consumer in '96 (editorial)
Fe 16 96 91(124), 4-A
Elections--Lowndes County
2 County Commissioners Ousted
Jl 11 96 91(270), 1-A
2,500 Names Left off Lowndes' Voter Lists
Jl 10 96 91(269), 1-A
Area Voters Head to Polls Today
Nv 5 96 92(21), 1-A
Ashley Paulk Re-Elected Sheriff
Nv 6 96 92(22), 1-C
Candidates Face off in Debates
Oc 30 96 92(15), 1-A
Candidates to Meet in a Local Forum
Jl 3 96 91(262), 7-A
Confusion Wins Big in Lowndes
Jl 10 96 91(269), 1-A
Contenders for State Offices Release Details on Fundraising
Nv 4 96 92(20), 5-A
Cothron, Willis Square off for District 3 County Commission
Oc 19 96 92(4), 1-A
District 5 Candidates Stress Mainentance of School Property
Oc 20 96 92(5), 1-A
Don't Give Up Right to Vote (editorial)
Nv 5 96 92(21), 4-A
Early Results Show Support for Seven-Man Lowndes Commission
Au 26 96 91(316), 1-A
Election Day Woes Hurt Voters Most (editorial)
Jl 10 96 91(269), 4-A
Election Shuffling
Jn 29 96 91(258), 1-A
Evans, Williams Vie for District 1 Seat
Oc 28 96 92(13), 1-A
Failure to Communicate Leads to Problems, Says Commission Candidates
Oc 20 96 92(5), 1-A
Few Dull Moments in Lowndes Sheriff Race
Jl 7 96 91(266), 1-A
Former Clerk to Run
Fe 2 96 91(110), 1-A
Former Elections Supervisor Dies
Oc 4 96 91(355), 1-A
Forum Gives Voters Chance to Ask Quesitons
Oc 29 96 92(14), 1-A
Four County Commission Positions at Stake
Jl 7 96 91(266), 1-A
Georgia Says Dole; Lowndes Taps Buchanan
Mr 6 96 91(143), 1-A
Grand Jury Wants Elections Meeting
Au 30 96 91(320), 1-A
Insurance Agent Running After Life-Long Dream
Mr 13 96 91(150), 1-A
Kelly, Wetherington in Tuesday's Run-Off for Tax Assessor Post
Au 5 96 91(295), 1-A
Langdale Ready for Challenge
Au 8 96 91(297), 1-A
Lee Facing Familiar Opposition
My 27 96 91(225), 1-A
Let Election Day Be Basis for Reform (editorial)
Nv 7 96 92(23), 4-A
Lowndes Asks for Elections Supervision
Sp 14 96 91(335), 3-A
Lowndes Candidates Square off in Forum
Oc 23 96 92(8), 1-A
Lowndes Commission Candidates Focus on Roads,. . .
Nv 5 96 92(21), 1-A
Lowndes Tax Assossor Crosby Won't Run Again
Ap 27 91(195), 1-A
Lowndes Voters Stay Away from the Polls in Droves
Au 7 96 91(296), 1-A
Lowndes Votes Democrat, Unless It's for President
Oc 22 96 92(7), 1-A
Martin Election Case Scheduled
Sp 12 96 91(333), 1-A
Martin Faces Three-Way Race to Retain County Commission Seat
Jl 5 96 91(264), 1-A
New Look for County Commission
Au 7 96 91(296), 1-A
Obeying Ordinance a "Sign" to Voters (editorial)
Jl 5 96 91(264), 4-A
Paulk Big Winner in Sheriff's Race
Jl 11 96 91(270), 5-A
Paulk Deserves 2nd Term as Sheriff
Nv 3 96 92(19), 5-A
Payton Plans to Re-Seek Dist. 1 Seat
Ap 10 91(178), 1-A
Qualifying for Elections Starts Today
Ap 22 91(190), 1-A
Recount Demanded
Au 8 96 91(297), 1-A
State Agency Blamed for Missing Voter Names
Jl 11 96 91(270), 1-A
State-Level Candidates Debate
Oc 25 96 92(10), 1-A
State Should Cover Costs of Voting List (editorial)
Jl 18 96 91(277), 4-A
State Will Pick up Voting List Tab
Jl 19 96 91(278), 1-A
Tax Idea Lowndes Voters Opposed Hailed as Major Boost for Schools
Nv 7 96 92(23), 3-A
Tuesday's Primary Could Have Record Turnout
Mr 3 96 91(140), 3-A
Upcoming Primary Calls out to Voters (editorial)
Ap 28 91(196), 4-A
Voting Results
Jl 17 96 91(276), 6-A
Wetherington Edges Kelly in Lowndes Tax Assessor Race
Au 7 96 91(296), 3-A
Winning by Default
Ap 27 91(195), 1-A
Winningham, Paulk Debate Sheriff Issues
Oc 25 96 92(10), 1-A
Winningham Running for Sheriff
Ap 26 91(194), 1-A
Elections--Valdosta
2 Area Lawmakers Face No Challengers
My 11 96 91(209), 1-A
Bennett to Run with GOP
Ap 20 91(188), 1-A
Candidates Won't Call for Recount in Tight Races
Nv 12 96 92(28), 1-A
Chamber Plans Fall Campaign
Oc 17 96 92(2), 5-A
Chaney, Evans, Cothron Win Seats
Nv 6 96 92(22), 1-C
Elections Board Wresltes with Voter Lists--Again
Oc 30 96 92(15), 1-A
Elections Letter Sent to Grand Jury
Au 23 96 91(312), 1-A
Gamble to Run in Distric 2
My 1 96 91(199), 5-A
Garren Running for Commission
Ap 20 91(188), 1-A
Hatcher Using Direct Mail to Introduce Himself to Voters
Jn 23 96 91(252), 3-A
Know the Issues When You Vote (editorial)
Oc 22 96 92(7), 6-A
Leadership Hot Topic for Commission Chairman Candidates
Oc 2 96 91(353), 1-A
Local Candidates' Campaign Finances Disclosed
Nv 4 96 92(20), 5-A
Lowndes County Needs More Election Discussion (editorial)
Sp 6 96 91(327), 4-A
Lowndes Voters Support Dole
Nv 6 96 92(22), 1-A
Martin Drops Lawsuit Against Elecions Board
Sp 24 96 91(345), 1-A
Narrow Margins Separate Candidates
Nv 7 96 92(23), 1-A
Officials Hope for Smooth Primary Runoff
Jl 31 96 91(290), 3-A
Payton Endorsing Evans in Aug. 6 Run-Off for County Commission Seat
Jl 21 96 91(280), 1-A
Pendleton Seeks to Move Lowndes Forward as Chairman
Oc 21 96 92(6), 1-A
Pendleton Unseats Bennett
Nv 6 96 92(22), 1-A
School Board Members to Face Each Other
Oc 19 96 92(4), 1-A
Town Hall Meeting: Local Residents Speak out on 1996 Election Issues
Au 25 96 91(315), 4-A
Valdosta Must Pay to Fix Problems with Voting List
Jl 16 96 91(275), 1-A
Voter Guides Showing up in Churches
Nv 3 96 92(19), 1-A
Voter List Problem Solved
Jl 14 96 91(273), 1-A