2010 Georgia House of Representatives election

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2010 Georgia House of Representatives election
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 2008November 2, 20102012 

All 180 seats in the Georgia House of Representatives
91 seats needed for a majority
 Majority partyMinority party
  David Ralston (cropped).jpg 3x4.svg
Leader David Ralston DuBose Porter
(retired)
Party Republican Democratic
Leader's seat7th-Blue Ridge 143rd-Dublin
Last election105, 58.33%75, 41.67%
Seats after10872
Seat changeIncrease2.svg 3Decrease2.svg 3
Popular vote1,328,025921,242
Percentage58.85%40.82%
SwingIncrease2.svg 0.52%Decrease2.svg 0.85%

2010 Georgia State House election.svg
Results:
     Democratic hold     Democratic gain
     Republican hold     Republican gain
     Independent hold

Speaker before election

David Ralston
Republican

Elected Speaker

David Ralston
Republican

The 2010 Georgia House of Representatives elections occurred on November 2, 2010 to elect the members to the Georgia House of Representatives. All 180 seats in the state House were up for two year terms. The winners of this election cycle served in the 151st Georgia General Assembly. It was the last election to the House prior to the 2010 redistricting cycle based on the 2010 United States census.

Contents

Retiring incumbent Representatives

Democrats

Republicans

Incumbents defeated in primary

Election Results

On election day, Republicans made a net gain of three seats. [20] However Republicans would make additional gains when Democratic Representatives changed their party affiliation, though this is not recorded in the table below.

DistrictIncumbentPartyElectedStatus2010 Candidates
1 Jay Neal Republican2004Re-electedJay Neal (R) unopposed
2 Martin Scott Republican2004Re-electedMartin Scott (R) unopposed
3 Tom Weldon, Jr. Republican2008Re-electedTom Weldon, Jr. (R) unopposed
4 Roger Williams Republican2001Re-electedRoger Williams (R) unopposed
5 John Meadows, III Republican2004Re-electedJohn Meadows, III (R) unopposed
6 Tom Dickson Republican2004Re-electedTom Dickson (R) 77.38%
Tommy Patterson (D) 22.62%
7 David Ralston Republican2002Re-electedDavid Ralston (R) unopposed
8 Stephen Allison Republican2008Re-electedStephen Allison (R) 63.95%
Jack Lance (D) 36.05%
9 Amos Amerson Republican2000Re-electedAmos Amerson (R) unopposed
10 Rick Austin Republican2008Re-electedRick Austin (R) unopposed
11 Barbara Reece Democratic1998Re-electedBarbara Reece (D) unopposed
12 Rick Jasperse Republican2010Re-electedRick Jasperse (R) 85.94%
Jerry Nally (D) 14.06%
13 Katie Dempsey Republican2006Re-electedKatie Dempsey (R) 64.64%
Bonny Askew (D) 35.36%
14 Barry Loudermilk Republican2004Retired; Republican hold Christian Coomer (R) 78.54%
Dan Ledford (D) 21.46%
15 Paul Battles Republican2008Re-electedPaul Battles (R) unopposed
16 Rick Crawford Democratic2006Re-electedRick Crawford (D) unopposed
17 Howard Maxwell Republican2002Re-electedHoward Maxwell (R) unopposed
18 Mark Butler Republican2002Retired; Republican hold Kevin Cooke (R) unopposed
19 Daniel Stout Republican2010Defeated in primary; Republican hold Paulette Braddock (R) 65.63%
Will Avery (D) 21.46%
20 Charlice Byrd Republican2004Re-electedCharlice Byrd (R) 78.93%
Lillian Burnaman (D) 21.07%
21 Calvin Hill Republican2002Re-electedCalvin Hill (R) 84.87%
Stephanie Webb (D) 15.13%
22 Sean Jerguson Republican2006Re-electedSean Jerguson (R) 79.70%
Bill Brown (D) 20.30%
23 Mark Hamilton Republican2006Re-electedMark Hamilton (R) unopposed
24 Tom Knox Republican2000Retired; Republican hold Mike Dudgeon (R) unopposed
25 James Mills Republican1992Re-electedJames Mills (R) 84.06%
Mike Parker (D) 15.94%
26 Carl W. Rogers Republican1994Re-electedCarl W. Rogers (R) 71.02%
Chad Cobb (D) 28.98%
27 Doug Collins Republican2006Re-electedDoug Collins (R) unopposed
28 Michael Harden Republican2008Re-electedMichael Harden (R) 73.95%
Chris Irvin (D) 26.05%
29 Alan Powell Democratic1990Re-electedAlan Powell (D) unopposed
30 Tom McCall Republican1994Re-electedTom McCall (R) 75.48%
Marilyn Bridges (D) 24.52%
31 Tommy Benton Republican2004Re-electedTommy Benton (R) unopposed
32 Judy Manning Republican1996Re-electedJudy Manning (R) 74.14%
Kevin Hagler (D) 25.86%
33 Don Wix Democratic1998Defeated in primary; Democratic hold David Wilkerson (D) unopposed
34 Rich Golick Republican1998Re-electedRich Golick (R) 59.50%
Maryline Blackburn (D) 40.49%
35 Ed Setzler Republican2004Re-electedEd Setzler (R) 64.70%
Matthew Adams (D) 35.30%
36 Earl Ehrhart Republican1988Re-electedEarl Ehrhart (R) unopposed
37 Terry Johnson Democratic2000/2004Re-electedTerry Johnson (D) 53.32%
Jason Shepherd (R) 46.69%
38 Pat Dooley Democratic2002/2008Defeated Sam Teasley (R) 56.83%
Pat Dooley (D) 43.18%
39 Alisha Thomas Morgan Democratic2002Re-electedAlisha Thomas Morgan (D) unopposed
40 Rob Teilhet Democratic2002Retired; Democratic hold Stacey Evans (D) 68.51%
Scott McDearman (R) 31.49%
41 Sharon Cooper Republican1996Re-electedSharon Cooper (R) 66.93%
Diane Lore (D) 33.07%
42 Don Parsons Republican1994Re-electedDon Parsons (R) unopposed
43 Bobby Franklin Republican1996Re-electedBobby Franklin (R) unopposed
44 Sheila Jones Democratic2004Re-electedSheila Jones (D) unopposed
45 Matt Dollar Republican2002Re-electedMatt Dollar (R) 74.83%
Ruth Levy (D) 25.17%
46 Jan Jones Republican2002Re-electedJan Jones (R) 78.09%
Paul Kennedy (D) 21.91%
47 Chuck Martin Republican2002Re-electedChuck Martin (R) unopposed
48 Harry Geisinger Republican2004Re-electedHarry Geisinger (R) unopposed
49 Wendell Willard Republican2000Re-electedWendell Willard (R) unopposed
50 Mark Burkhalter Republican1992Retired; Republican hold Lynne Riley (R) unopposed
51 Tom Rice Republican1996Re-electedTom Rice (R) unopposed
52 Joe Wilkinson Republican2000Re-electedJoe Wilkinson (R) unopposed
53 Elly Dobbs Democratic2008Re-electedElly Dobbs (D) unopposed
54 Ed Lindsey Republican2004Re-electedEd Lindsey (R) unopposed
55 Rashad Taylor Democratic2008Re-electedRashad Taylor (D) unopposed
56 Kathy Ashe Democratic1991Re-electedKathy Ashe (D) unopposed
57 Pat Gardner Democratic2001Re-electedPat Gardner (D) unopposed
58 Simone Bell Democratic2009Re-electedSimone Bell (D) unopposed
59 Margaret Kaiser Democratic2006Re-electedMargaret Kaiser (D) unopposed
60 Georganna Sinkfield Democratic1982Retired; Democratic hold Gloria Bromell Tinubu (D) unopposed
61 Ralph Long III Democratic2008Re-electedRalph Long III (D) unopposed
62 Joe Heckstall Democratic1994Re-electedJoe Heckstall (D) unopposed
63 Tyrone Brooks, Sr. Democratic1980Re-electedTyrone Brooks, Sr. (D) unopposed
64 Roger Bruce Democratic2002Re-electedRoger Bruce (D) unopposed
65 Sharon Beasley-Teague Democratic1992Re-electedSharon Beasley-Teague (D) unopposed
66 Virgil Fludd Democratic2002Re-electedVirgil Fludd (D) unopposed
67 Bill Hembree Republican1998Re-electedBill Hembree (R) 58.33%
Kimberly Alexander (D) 41.67%
68 Tim Bearden Republican2004Re-electedTim Bearden (R) unopposed
69 Randy Nix Republican2006Re-electedRandy Nix (R) unopposed
70 Lynn Smith Republican1996Re-electedLynn Smith (R) unopposed
71 Billy Horne Republican2004Re-electedBilly Horne (R) unopposed
72 Matthew Ramsey Republican2007Re-electedMatt Ramsey (R) unopposed
73 John P. Yates Republican1988/1992Re-electedJohn Yates (R) 69.96%
Rose Carroll (D) 30.04%
74 Roberta Abdul-Salaam Democratic2004Re-electedRoberta Abdul-Salaam (D) unopposed
75 Ron Dodson Democratic1998/2009Retired; Democratic hold Yasmin Neal (D) unopposed
76 Mike Glanton Democratic2006Retired; Democratic hold Sandra G. Scott (D) 92.03%
Gail Buckner (WI) 7.97%
77 Darryl Jordan Democratic2000Re-electedDarryl Jordan (D) 77.75%
James Brown (R) 22.25%
78 Glenn Baker Democratic2008Re-electedGlenn Baker (D) unopposed
79 Fran Millar Republican1998Retired; Republican hold Tom Taylor (R) 67.73%
Keith Kaylor (D) 32.27%
80 Mike Jacobs Republican2004Re-electedMike Jacobs (R) 65.96%
Sandy Murray (D) 34.04%
81 Jill Chambers Republican2002Defeated Elena Parent (D) 52.24%
Jill Chambers (R) 47.77%
82 Kevin Levitas Democratic2006Retired; Democratic hold Scott Holcomb (D) unopposed
83 Mary M. Oliver Democratic1986/2002Re-electedMary M. Oliver (D) unopposed
84 Stacey Abrams Democratic2006Re-electedStacey Abrams (D) unopposed
85 Stephanie Benfield Democratic1998Re-electedStephanie Stuckey Benfield (D) 87.14%
Ken Quarterman (R) 12.86%
86 Karla Drenner Democratic2000Re-electedKarla Drenner (D) unopposed
87 Michele Henson Democratic1990Re-electedMichele Henson (D) unopposed
88 Billy Mitchell Democratic2002Re-electedBilly Mitchell (D) unopposed
89 Coach Williams Democratic2002Re-electedCoach Williams (D) unopposed
90 Howard Mosby Democratic2002Re-electedHoward Mosby (D) unopposed
91 Rahn Mayo Democratic2008Re-electedRahn Mayo (D) unopposed
92 Pam Stephenson Democratic2002Re-electedPam Stephenson (D) unopposed
93 Dee Dawkins-Haigler Democratic2008Re-electedDee Dawkins-Haigler (D) unopposed
94 Randal Mangham Democratic2000Retired; Democratic hold Dar'shun Kendrick (D) 82.86%
Steven Conner (R) 17.14%
95 Toney Collins Democratic2008Defeated in primary; Democratic hold Pam Dickerson (D) 59.24%
Rodney Upton (R) 40.76%
96 Pedro R. Marin Democratic2002Re-electedPedro R. Marin (D) unopposed
97 Brooks Coleman, Jr. Republican1992Re-electedBrooks Coleman, Jr. (R) unopposed
98 Bobby Reese Republican1998/2004Retired; Republican hold Josh Clark (R) unopposed
99 Hugh Floyd Democratic2002Re-electedHugh Floyd (D) unopposed
100 Brian W. Thomas Democratic2004Re-electedBrian W. Thomas (D) unopposed
101 Mike Coan Republican1996Retired; Republican hold Buzz Brockway (R) unopposed
102 Clay Cox Republican2004Retired; Republican hold B.J. Pak (R) 68.57%
Porter Deal (D) 31.43%
103 David Casas Republican2002Re-electedDavid Casas (R) 60.81%
Allan Burns (D) 39.19%
104 Lee Thompson Democratic2008Defeated Valerie Clark (R) 53.98%
Lee Thompson (D) 46.02%
105 Donna Sheldon Republican2002Re-electedDonna Sheldon (R) unopposed
106Melvin EversonRepublican2005Retired; Republican hold Brett Harrell (R) 61.95%
Steffini Bethea (D) 38.05%
107 Len Walker Republican1994Re-electedLen Walker (R) unopposed
108 Terry England Republican2004Re-electedTerry England (R) 99.81%
Kirk Howell (I) .19%
109 Steve Davis Republican2004Re-electedSteve Davis (R) 54.51%
Matt Roberts (D) 45.49%
110 John Lunsford Republican2000Retired; Republican hold Andy Welch (R) 66.41%
Rudy Cox (D) 33.59%
111 Jeff May Republican2004Retired; Republican hold Bruce Williamson (R) unopposed
112 Doug Holt Republican2004Re-electedDoug Holt (R) unopposed
113 Bob Smith Republican1998Retired; Republican hold Hank Huckaby (R) 72.47%
Suzy Compere (D) 27.53%
114 Keith Heard Democratic1992Re-electedKeith Heard (D) unopposed
115 Doug McKillip Democratic2006Re-electedDoug McKillip (D) unopposed
116 Mickey Channell Republican1992Re-electedMickey Channell (R) unopposed
117 Lee Anderson Republican2008Re-electedLee Anderson (R) unopposed
118 Ben Harbin Republican1994Re-electedBen Harbin (R) unopposed
119 Barbara Sims Republican2006Re-electedBarbara Sims (R) unopposed
120 Quincy Murphy Democratic2002Re-electedQuincy Murphy (D) unopposed
121 Wayne Howard Democratic2006Re-electedWayne Howard (D) unopposed
122 Earnie Smith Democratic2009Re-electedEarnie Smith (D) unopposed
123 Gloria Frazier Democratic2006Re-electedGloria Frazier (D) unopposed
124 Sistie Hudson Democratic1996Re-electedSistie Hudson (D) 53.25%
Charles Ashfield (R) 46.75%
125 Jim Cole Republican2004Retired; Republican hold Susan Holmes (R) 64.74%
David Gault (D) 35.26%
126 David Knight Republican2004Re-electedDavid Knight (R) unopposed
127 Billy Maddox Republican2007Re-electedBilly Maddox (R) unopposed
128 Carl Von Epps Democratic1992Re-electedCarl Von Epps (D) unopposed
129 Kip Smith Republican2009Re-electedKip Smith (R) unopposed
130 Debbie Buckner Democratic2002Re-electedDebbie Buckner (D) unopposed
131 Richard H. Smith Republican2004Re-electedRichard H. Smith (R) unopposed
132 Calvin Smyre Democratic1974Re-electedCalvin Smyre (D) unopposed
133 Carolyn Hugley Democratic1992Re-electedCarolyn Hugley (D) unopposed
134 Mike Cheokas Democratic2004Re-electedMike Cheokas (D) unopposed
135 Lynmore James Democratic1992Re-electedLynmore James (D) unopposed
136 Tony Sellier Republican2006Re-electedTony Sellier (R) 69.29%
Sharon Howard (D) 30.71%
137 Allen Peake Republican2006Re-electedAllen Peake (R) unopposed
138 Nikki Randall Democratic1999Re-electedNikki Randall (D) unopposed
139 David Lucas, Sr. Democratic1974Re-electedDavid Lucas, Sr. (D) unopposed
140 Bubber Epps Democratic2008Re-electedBubber Epps (D) 55.53%
Allen G. Freeman (R) 44.47%
141 Rusty Kidd Independent 2009Re-electedRusty Kidd (I) 57.31%
Quentin Howell (D) 42.69%
142 Mack Jackson Democratic2008Re-electedMack Jackson (D) unopposed
143 DuBose Porter Democratic1982Retired; Republican pickup Matt Hatchett (R) 54.71%
Pablo Santamaria (D) 45.29%
144 Jimmy Pruett Republican2006Re-electedJimmy Pruett (R) unopposed
145 Willie Talton Republican2004Re-electedWillie Talton (R) 57.53%
Fenika Miller (D) 42.47%
146 Larry O'Neal Republican2001Re-electedLarry O'Neal (R) unopposed
147 Buddy Harden Republican2008Re-electedBuddy Harden (R) unopposed
148 Bob Hanner Democratic1974Re-electedBob Hanner (D) unopposed
149 Gerald Greene Democratic1982Re-electedGerald Greene (D) unopposed
150 Winfred Dukes Democratic1996Re-electedWinfred Dukes (D) 66.52%
Karen Kemp (R) 33.48%
151 Carol Fullerton Democratic2008Re-electedCarol Fullerton (D) unopposed
152 Ed Rynders Republican2002Re-electedEd Rynders (R) unopposed
153 Austin Scott Republican1996Retired; Republican hold Tony McBrayer (R) 61.78%
John Tibbetts (D) 38.22%
154 Jay Roberts Republican2002Re-electedJay Roberts (R) unopposed
155 Greg Morris Republican1998Re-electedGreg Morris (R) unopposed
156 Butch Parrish Republican1984Re-electedButch Parrish (R) unopposed
157 Jon Burns Republican2004Re-electedJon Burns (R) 67.36%
Elizabeth Johnson (D) 32.64%
158 Bob Lane Republican1980Retired; Republican hold Jan Tankersley (R) unopposed
159 Ann Purcell Republican1990/2009Re-electedAnn Purcell (R) 71.93%
Tawana Garrett (D) 28.08%
160 Bob Bryant Democratic2004Re-electedBob Bryant (D) 77.70%
Joseph Woods (R) 22.30%
161 Mickey Stephens Democratic2008Re-electedMickey Stephens (D) unopposed
162 J. Craig Gordon Democratic2006Re-electedJ. Craig Gordon (D) unopposed
163 Burke Day Republican1993Retired; Republican hold Ben Watson (R) 80.18%
Jeremy Scheinbart (D) 19.82%
164 Ron Stephens Republican1997Re-electedRon Stephens (R) 67.71%
Zena McClain (D) 32.29%
165 Al Williams Democratic2002Re-electedAl Williams (D) unopposed
166 Terry Barnard Republican1994Retired; Republican hold Delvis Dutton (R) unopposed
167 Roger B. Lane Republican2004Re-electedRoger B. Lane (R) unopposed
168 Tommy Smith Republican1978Re-electedTommy Smith (R) unopposed
169 Chuck Sims Republican1996Re-electedChuck Sims (R) unopposed
170 Penny Houston Republican1997Re-electedPenny Houston (R) unopposed
171 Jay Powell Republican2008Re-electedJay Powell (R) 60.51%
James Timmons (D) 39.49%
172Gene MaddoxRepublican2004Re-electedGene Maddox (R) 58.26%
Marjean Boyd (D) 41.74%
173 Mike Keown Republican2004Retired; Republican hold Darlene Taylor (R) 67.73%
Haley Shank (D) 32.27%
174 Ellis Black Democratic2000Re-electedEllis Black (D) unopposed
175 Amy Carter Democratic2006Re-electedAmy Carter (D) unopposed
176 Jay Shaw Democratic1994Retired; Republican pickup Jason Shaw (R) 69.04%
Debra Tann (D) 30.96%
177 Mark Hatfield Republican2004Re-electedMark Hatfield (R) unopposed
178 Mark Williams Republican2006Re-electedMark Williams (R) unopposed
179 Jerry Keen Republican2000Retired; Republican hold Alex Atwood (R) 61.39%
Audrey Stewart (D) 38.61%
180 Cecily Hill Republican2002Defeated in primary; Republican hold Jason Spencer (R) 69.49%
Adell James (D) 30.51%

Vacancies (To be filled before November)

All the following special elections occurred on May 11 with runoffs to be held on June 8 if necessary.

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