Qualifying Closes In Smyrna, Vinings: See Who's On The May Primary Ballot

SMYRNA-VININGS, GA — Qualifying for the May 24 primary and nonpartisan elections in Georgia closed Friday, and most Smyrna-Vinings legislators and representatives will have opposition this year.

Ballots for Smyrna and Vinings voters will include county commissioners in districts 1 and 3; school board members in districts 2, 4 and 6; solicitor general; superior court judge; state court judges; state Senate districts 6 and 38; state House districts 40, 41 and 42; and U.S. House of Representatives districts 11 and 13.

There will also be cityhood questions for the proposed city of Vinings, depending on where you live, as well as a nonpartisan election for the City Council Ward 2 seat since Austin Wagner, the former representative, stepped down.

The ballots will also include statewide elections, such as governor, secretary of state, attorney general, agriculture commissioner, insurance commissioner, state school superintendent and labor commissioner.

You can view your sample ballot on mvp.sos.ga.gov.

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Take a look at who's on the ballot in Smyrna and Vinings. Your specific ballot may look different based on your location:

Smyrna City Council (Nonpartisan)

Ward 2

• Latonia P. Hines
• Natale E. Jones
• Natalie Keng
• Michael J. Starks
• Cynthia Wagner

Cobb County Board of Commissioners (Primary)

District 1

Republican

• Keli Gambrill (Incumbent)

No Democrats qualified for this race.

District 3

Republican

• JoAnn K. Birrell (Incumbent)
• Judy Sarden

Democrat

• Christine Triebsch

Cobb County Board of Education

District 2

Republican

• Stephen M. George Jr.
• Matthew "Anthony" Sears

Democrat

• Andres Sandate
• Becky Sayler

District 4

Republican

• David Chastain (Incumbent)

Democrat

• Catherine Pozniak

District 6

Democrat

• Nichelle A. Davis

No Republicans qualified for this race.

Solicitor General

Republican

• Courtney Martin Brubaker

Democrat

• Chris Lanning
• Makia Metzger

State Senate

District 6

Republican

• Fred Glass
• Angelic Moore

Democrat

• Jason Esteves
• Luisa Wakeman

District 38

Democrat

• Melody Bray
• Michael Carson
• Adam Petty
• Horacena Tate (Incumbent)

No Republicans qualified for this race.

State House

District 40

Republican

• Fun Fong

Democrat

• Thomas Casez
• Doug Stoner

District 41

Republican

• James Allen Rodi

Democrat

• Michael Smith (Incumbent)

District 42

Democrat

• Teri Anulewicz (Incumbent)

No Republicans qualified for this race.

U.S. Senate (Warnock)

Republican

• Gary W. Black
• Josh Clark
• Kelvin King
• Jonathan "Jon" McColumn
• Latham Saddler
• Herschel Walker

Democrat

• Tamara Johnson-Shealey
• Raphael Warnock

U.S. House of Representatives

District 11

Republican

• Barry Loudermilk (Incumbent)

Democrat

• Antonio Daza

District 13

Republican

• Caesar Gonzales
• Dominika Hawkins
• Calina Plotky

Democrat

• Mark Baker
• Shastity Driscoll
• Vincent Fort
• David Scott (Incumbent)

Judge of Superior Court (Nonpartisan)

Harris

• Ann Harris (Incumbent)

Leonard

• Charles Ford
• Rob Leonard (Incumbent)
• Matt McMaster

Flournoy

• Sonja N. Brown
• Daniele Johnson
• James Luttrell
• Taneesha Marshall
• Gerald Moore

Judge of State Court (Nonpartisan)

Division II, Post 1

• Jason B. Fincher (Incumbent)

Division II, Post 4

• Bridgette Campbell Glover (Incumbent)

Division II, Post 5

• Ashley J. Palmer (Incumbent)

Post 5

• Eric Brewton (Incumbent)