BKP speaks with Republican Senator David Perdue
Election, Featured News, Featured Stories, News December 30, 2020
Mere days before the run-off election deciding the Georgia’s Senate seats for this term, David Perdue (R), current Senator and incumbent candidate, is preparing for the final push up to election day. Counties across the state have reported record turn-outs for voting during 2020 and it looks like this election will see more voters than usual as well.
Voters are also turning out to rallies and campaign events as well. With debates still going over the Presidential Election and voters asking for continuing support, Perdue notes that he was among the few Senators who supported Trump before he was initially elected. Perdue said he fought with Trump as he turned the nations economy to it’s “best economic turnaround in history.”
Going through options and ideas in fighting what they are calling corruption in the recent election.
It is constantly a struggle against the Democrats according to Perdue who said that he is continuing to do everything that Trump asks him to do for that support.
Perdue noted, though, that people who are angry need to support Trump and the Republicans, but they also need to get out to vote. With numerous registered voters in every district still not voting on election day, Perdue calls to citizens saying that they are trying to fight the corruption and make the vote fair. He said they are working hard but it is very frustrating that people are still not voting.
Part of the efforts he has been working towards, Perdue has spoken with President Trump on Christmas Day. Perdue noted the stimulus and support for small businesses, people, and those in need from the pandemic fallout.
Perdue went on to speak on the omnibus bill at the federal level and looking at the efforts of the president fighting for people.
Senator David Perdue
This was a great focus of Perdue in his time with BKP as he pointed to national security and what is at stake in the January election.
Perdue said that Jon Ossoff has been paid for two years by the Chinese Communist Party. Perdue said, “This is another example of how the Chinese Communist Party is trying to influence American Politics. They got in Hunter Biden’s pocket, they got into Congressman Swalwell’s bedroom, and they got into Jon Ossoff’s ego and his ambition to be an elected official. For two years after he ran for the U.S. House of Representatives and lost against Karen Handel in 2017. The very next year they hire him and pay him for two years. He hid it from the people of Georgia during his Primary this year. He lied about it. When he got caught, he came clean and then lied about it again.”
Perdue said that Ossoff is not good for Georgia because he is being controlled and influenced by China just like Biden and Swalwell. He noted that if the Republicans lose these two seats, then Biden will absolutely ruin everything in America that we have fought for.
Perdue called on voters again and said, “Don’t do it for me, don’t do it for Kelly, don’t do it for yourselves. Look at the children and think about their children. This is what’s at stake right now, the form of America. What America will look like in 50 to 100 years is determined by these two Senate races.”
General Primary 2020 State Election Returns
Election, Featured, Featured Stories, Politics June 9, 2020
NORTH GEORGIA – Find out who won in what General Primary races in the FYN coverage area from state representatives and senators to Congressional candidates. FYN will update with the unofficial winners as soon as results come in. Please remember these election returns are unofficial until certified.
STATE
Representatives
State Representative District 1
Republican
Runoff Candidate: Mike Cameron – 37.07%
Runoff Candidate: John Deffenbaugh – 41.74%
Vikki Mills – 21.19%
State Representative District 2
Republican
Presumptive Winner: Steve Tarvin (Incumbent)
State Representative District 3
Republican
Presumptive Winner: Dewayne Hill (Incumbent) – 61.78%
Jeff Holcomb – 38.22%
State Representative District 4
Republican
Presumptive Winner: Kasey Carpenter (Incumbent)
State Representative District 5
Republican
Presumptive Winner: Matt Barton (Incumbent)
Democrat
Presumptive Winner: Orianna Sanders
State Representative District 6
Republican
Presumptive Winner: Jason Ridley (Incumbent)
State Representative District 7
Republican
Presumptive Winner: David Ralston (Incumbent)
Democrat
Presumptive Winner: Rick Day
District 8 State Representative
Republican
Presumptive Winner: Stan Gunter – 65.24%
Steve Townsend – 34.76%
Democrat
Presumptive Winner: Dave Cooper – 100%
State Representative District 9
Republican
Runoff Candidate: Steve Liebel – 20.27%
Doug Sherrill – 17.81%
Clint Smith – 8.16%
Tyler Tolin – 7.02%
Zack Tumlin – 11.89%
Runoff Candidate: Will Wade – 34.85%
Democrat
Presumptive Winner: Sharon Ravert
State Representative District 10
Republican
Victor Anderson
Robert Crumley
Jimmy Dean
Democrat
Presumptive Winner: Nick Mitchell
State Representative District 11
Republican
Presumptive Winner: Rick Jasperse (Incumbent) – 82.62%
Charlotte Williamson – 17.38%
Democrat
Presumptive Winner: Kayla Hollifield
State Representative District 12
Republican
Presumptive Winner: Eddie Lumsden (Incumbent)
Democrat
Presumptive Winner: Johnathan Gilreath-Harvey
State Representative District 13
Republican
Brad Barnes – 22.14%
Presumptive Winner: Katie Dempsey (Incumbent) – 77.86%
State Representative District 14
Republican
Presumptive Winner: Mitchell Scoggins (Incumbent)
State Representative District 16
Republican
Jennifer Hulsey – 32.90%
Presumptive Winner: Trey Kelley (Incumbent) – 67.10%
Democrat
Presumptive Winner: Lyndsay Arrendale
State Representative District 17
Republican
Presumptive Winner: Martin Momtahan (Incumbent)
Democrat
Presumptive Winner: Q. Dailey
State Representative District 19
Republican
Presumptive Winner: Joseph Gullett (Incumbent)
Democrat
Presumptive Winer: Alison Feliciano
State Representative District 22
Republican
Presumptive Winner: Wes Cantrell (Incumbent)
Democrat
Presumptive Winner: Charles Ravenscraft
State Representative District 24
Republican
Presumptive Winner: Sheri Gilligan (Incumbent)
Democrat
Presumptive Winner: Natalie Bucsko
State Representative District 25
Republican
Presumptive Winner: Todd Jones (Incumbent)
Democrat
Presumptive Winner: Christa Olenczak
State Representative District 26
Republican
Presumptive Winner: Lauren McDonald
Democrat
Presumptive Winner: Jason Boskey
State Representative District 27
Republican
Presumptive Winner: Lee Hawkins (Incumbent)
State Representative District 28
Republican
Presumptive Winner: Chris Erwin (Incumbent)
State Representative District 29
Republican
Presumptive Winner: Matt Dubnik (Incumbent)
Democrat
Presumptive Winner: Pat Calmes
State Representative District 30
Republican
Presumptive Winner: Emory Dunahoo Jr (Incumbent)
Democrat
Presumptive Winner: Leigh Miller
State Representative District 31
Republican
Presumptive Winner: Tommy Benton (Incumbent)
Democrat
Presumptive Winner: Pete Fuller
State Representative District 32
Republican
Presumptive Winner: Alan Powell (Incumbent)
Democrat
Presumptive Winner: Alisha Allen
State Representative District 66
Republican
Presumptive Winner: Jason Jones
Democrat
Presumptive Winner: Kimberly Alexander (Incumbent)
State Representative District 67
Republican
Presumptive Winner: Micah Gravley
Democrat
Presumptive Winner: Angela Mayfield
State Representative District 98
Republican
Presumptive Winner: David Clark (Incumbent)
Democrat
Presumptive Winner: Taeho Cho
State Representative District 103
Republican
Presumptive Winner: Timothy Barr (Incumbent) – 62.89%
Derrick McCollum – 31.64%
Donald Schmidt – 5.47%
Democrat
Presumptive Winner: Clifton Marshall
State Representative District 117
Republican
Presumptive Winner: Houston Gaines (Incumbent)
Democrat
Presumptive Winner: Jasmine Johnson
SENATORS
State Senate District 24
Republican
Presumptive Winner: Lee Anderson (Incumbent)
State Senate District 27
Republican
Presumptive Winner: Greg Dolezal (Incumbent)
Democrat
Presumptive Winner: Brooke Griffiths
State Senate District 47
Republican
Presumptive Winner: Frank Ginn (Incumbent)
Democrat
Presumptive Winner: Dawn Johnson
State Senate District 49
Republican
Presumptive Winner: Cecil T. “Butch” Miller (Incumbent)
State Senator District 50
Republican
Andy Garrison – 14.43%
Dan Gasaway – 7.23%
Runoff Candidate: Stacy Hall – 24.41%
Runoff Candidate: Bo Hatchett – 23.45%
Tricia Hise – 18.04%
Lee Moore – 12.54%
Democrat
Presumptive Winner: Dee Daley
State Senator District 51
Republican
Presumptive Winner: Steve Gooch (Incumbent)
Democrat
Presumptive Winner: June Krise
State Senate District 52
Republican
Presumptive Winner: Deborah Silcox (Incumbent)
Democrat
Presumptive Winner: Shea Roberts
State Senate District 53
Democrat
Presumptive Winner: Sheila Jones (Incumbent)
State Senate District 54
Republican
Dan McEntire – 40.41%
Presumptive Winner: Chuck Payne (Incumbent) – 59.86%
Public Service Commission District 4
Republican
Presumptive Winner: Lauren “Bubba” McDonald, Jr. (Incumbent)
Democrat
Presumptive Winner: Daniel Blackman – 71.01%
John Noel – 29.99
Libertarian
Presumptive Winner: Nathan Wilson
FEDERAL
Ninth District U.S. Congress
Republican
Michael Boggus – 3.20%
Paul Broun – 13.27%
Runoff Candidate: Andrew Clyde – 18.46%
Runoff Candidate: Matt Gurtler – 20.96%
Maria Strickland – 3.47%
Kevin Tanner – 15.81%
Ethan Underwood – 8.63%
Kellie Weeks – 4.57%
John Wilkinson – 11.62%
Democrat
Runoff Candidate: Devin Pandy – 33.57%
Runoff Candidate: Brooke Siskin – 41.21%
Dan Wilson – 25.23%
14th District U.S. Congress
Republican
John Barge – 8.50%
Ben Bullock – 3.80%
Kevin Cooke – 6.52%
Runoff Candidate: John Cowan – 18.65%
Clayton Fuller – 7.23%
Runoff Candidate: Marjorie Greene – 41.34%
Andy Gunther – 1.17%
Bill Hembree – 6.81%
Matt Laughridge – 5.99%
Democrat
Presumptive Winner: Kevin Van Ausdal
United States Senate – Perdue Seat
Republican
Presumptive Winner: David Perdue (Incumbent)
Democrat
Sarah Riggs Amico – 13.30%
Marc Keith DeJesus – 4.68%
James Knox – 5.08%
Tricia Carpenter McCracken – 3.39%
Runoff Candidate: Jon Ossoff – 48.96%
Maya Dillard Smith – 10.32%
Runoff Candidate: Teresa Pike Tomlinson – 14.76%
Libertarian
Shane Hazel
Presidential Primary
Republican
Donald Trump (Incumbent) – 100%
Democrat
Joe Biden – 83.44%
Run-off elections will be held on August 11 if needed. The General Election is scheduled for November 3 as well as the jungle primary for Senator Kelly Loeffler’s seat.
See the entire state’s election returns on the Secretary of State’s website.