Governor’s Gun Club

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Cobb County

Atlanta Metropolitan Area

Acworth

Georgia

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Monday's recount of the Canton City Council Ward 3 race show the results from the Nov. 4 special election will remain the same.The results confirmed Farris Yawn defeated fellow challenger James Busi in the race to replace Glen Cummins, who was tapped to serve as the Canton city manager.Yawn won the race with 50.3 percent, or 2,235 votes. Busi garnered 49.6 percent, or 2,202 votes. Canton Mayor Gene Hobgood has called scheduled a called meeting so Yawn can be sworn into office. That meeting is set for 6 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 12 at Canton City Hall. Busi on Monday said the recount went "smoothly" and when it was over, he contacted Yawn and "congratulated him on his success."Yawn on his Facebook page thanked those who voted for him in the close race. "I will work diligently to serve all of Canton's citizens to the best of my ability," he said. "I am incredibly honored that I will be able to represent you as your councilman. I can't wait to get to work."Photo credit: Patch file

Monday’s recount of the Canton City Council Ward 3 race show the results from the Nov. 4 special election will remain the same.

The results confirmed Farris Yawn defeated fellow challenger James Busi in the race to replace Glen Cummins, who was tapped to serve as the Canton city manager.Yawn won the race with 50.3 percent, or 2,235 votes. Busi garnered 49.6 percent, or 2,202 votes.

Canton Mayor Gene Hobgood has called scheduled a called meeting so Yawn can be sworn into office. That meeting is set for 6 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 12 at Canton City Hall. Busi on Monday said the recount went ”smoothly” and when it was over, he contacted Yawn and “congratulated him on his success.”

Yawn on his Facebook page thanked those who voted for him in the close race. “I will work diligently to serve all of Canton’s citizens to the best of my ability,“ he said. “I am incredibly honored that I will be able to represent you as your councilman. I can’t wait to get to work.”

Farris Yawn was elected to the Ward 3 seat and will take office on Wednesday, Nov. 12.