Georgia's 10th congressional district special election, 2007
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On June 19, 2007, the U.S. state of Georgia will hold a special election to fill a vacancy in Georgia's 10th congressional district. The vacancy was created by the death of incumbent Republican Charlie Norwood [1]. Norwood won reelection in 2006 with 67% of the vote.
All candidates for the election are listed alphabetically. According to Georgia law, to win outright, a candidate must get a majority vote. If no candidate receives a majority, the top two vote-getters, regardless of party, compete in a runoff election four weeks later.
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[edit] Potential Candidates
[edit] Republican
Announced
- Paul Broun - Physician
- Bill Greene - Conservative Activist
- Julian Hutchins - Physician
- Jackie Poteet - Businesswoman
- Nate Pulliam - US Army Retired
- Jim Whitehead - St. Senator
Potential
- Willie Green - Former NFL player
- Bob Young - Former Augusta, Georgia Mayor
[edit] Democratic
Announced
- John Coyne - Real Estate Investment Partner/Project Manager
- Denise Freeman - Baptist minister and 1998/2000 Democratic nominee
- Terry Holley - Businessman and 2006 Democratic nominee
- Jim Marlow - Yahoo! Marketing executive
- Evita Paschall - Attorney
- Jeff Reynolds - Private school chaplain
Potential
- David Bell - Attorney and 1996 Democratic nominee
- Tom Chasteen - Former Clarke County, Georgia Commissioner
- Alan Powell - St. Representative
- Marc Rason - Clarke County, Georgia Democratic Chair
[edit] Libertarian
Announced
- Jim Sendelbach - Doctor
[edit] External Links
[edit] Republican Candidate Web Sites
- Paul Broun for Congress web site
- Bill Greene for Congress web site
- Julian Hutchins for Congress web site
- Nate Pulliam for Congress web site
- Jim Whitehead for Congress web site
[edit] Democratic Candidate Web Sites
- Denise Freeman for Congress web site
- Terry Holley for Congress web site
- Jim Marlow for Congress web site
[edit] Libertarian Candidate Web Sites
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