UPDATED Dunwoody Votes 2014: State Legislature, County Commission Races

Dunwoody voters helped select Georgia’s next governor, a United States senator, as well as contests for the state legislature, county commissioner, and ballot questions on whether to limit state income tax rates and to create a brain injury trust fund.

One of the more interesting races is the five-person contest for the DeKalb County Commissioner District 1 seat following former commissioner Elaine Boyer’s resignation. District 1 serves north DeKalb County, including Dunwoody, Brookhaven, Tucker and Smoke Rise.

The candidate with the fewest votes so far, with incomplete returns, is Thomas Mitchell Owens. Owens took out a temporary protective order last month against a reporter who says he was simply trying to get a political candidate to answer his questions.

You can also find election results at the Georgia state elections office.

Here are results as of 10:30 p.m. of the local contested races affecting Dunwoody and DeKalb County (*-incumbent):

State Senate District 40

Francis R. ‘Fran’ Millar* (R) – 64.46%

Tamara Y. Johnson (D) – 36.54%

State Senate District 42

Greg Williams (R) – 27.86%

Elena Parent (D) – 72.14%

State Representative District 81

James R. “Jim” Duffie (R) – 47.95%

M. Scott Holcomb* (D) – 52.05%

State Representative District 83

Freddy W. Holley (R) – 14.02%

Howard A. Mosby*(D) – 85.98%

State Representative District 94

Bradley J. Young (R) – 3.78%

Karen L. Bennett* (D) – 96.22%

County Commissioner District 1

Wendy Butler – 23.09%

Larry Danese – 13.31%

Nancy Jester – 26.24%

Tom Owens – 12.94%

Holmes E. Pyles – 24.43%

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More Election Coverage at Patch:

• Georgia Election Results 2014: U.S. Senate Race
• Georgia Election Results 2014: Governor Race and Other Statewide Offices

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