Politics & Government
GA 2022 Election Results: Incumbents Projected Winners In Key Races
Patch provided vote totals in the 2022 Georgia races.
GEORGIA — Incumbents in key Georgia races all cleared the 50 percent threshold needed to avoid a runoff, with Republicans leading all of the races Wednesday.
Both The New York Times and NBC News projected the following winners: Brian Kemp for governor, Chris Carr for attorney general, Brad Raffensperger for secretary of state and Burt Jones for lieutenant governor.
Rev. Raphael Warnock and challenger Herschel Walker are projected to go into a Dec. 6 runoff.
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Below are the latest unofficial results as of Wednesday with all 159 counties reporting:
Lieutenant Governor
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Burt Jones (R): 2,007,265 votes
Charlie Bailey (D): 1,811,231 votes
Ryan Graham (L): 84,964 votes
Secretary of State
Brad Raffensperger (R-Incumbent): 2,078,703 votes
Bee Nguyen (D): 1,715,789 votes
Ted Metz (L): 108,661 votes
State School Superintendent
Richard Woods (R-Incumbent): 2,113,202 votes
Alisha Thomas Searcy (D): 1,784,346 votes
Attorney General
Chris Carr (R-Incumbent): 2,030,107 votes
Jennifer "Jen" Jordan (D): 1,822,129 votes
Martin Cowen (L): 59,926 votes
Labor Commissioner
Bruce Thompson (R): 2,027,793 votes
William "Will" Boddie Jr. (D): 1,762,346 votes
Emily Anderson (L): 100,686 votes
Insurance Commissioner
John King (R-Incumbent): 2,104,862 votes
Janice Laws Robinson (D): 1,783,865 votes
Agriculture Commissioner
Tyler Harper (R): 2,066,486 votes
Nakita Hemingway (D): 1,747,048 votes
David Raudabaugh (L): 85,391 votes
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