Month: March 2017

Cobb E-SPLOST V Passes

With 100% of precincts reporting, it’s clear that Cobb County’s fifth E-SPLOST passed with a bigly margin. Turnout today was a pitiful 7.65%; regardless, the ayes have it with nearly 74% of the vote. Here’s the complete SPLOST notebook, and here’s the Readers’ Digest version of what Cobb voters can expect to see following this vote.

Go Vote, For Cryin’ Out Loud

I called the elections officer in DeKalb a moment ago, to see how turnout had been in elections today for the new city of Stonecrest. Fewer than 900 people had cast a ballot so far. Stonecrest has 55,000 residents. Both Stonecrest and the shiny-new 100,000-person city of South Fulton have municipal elections today, while Cobb

GAGOP First Vice Chair Race Heats Up

Internet personality Michael Strollo of Cumming, Georgia, former Chairman of the Georgia Teenage Republicans, announced his candidacy for First Vice Chairman of the Georgia Republican Party. He boasts his experience in the United States National Guard and his 50,000 Twitter followers as the foundations of what he seeks to achieve if elected. His political experience includes Newt

Morning Reads for Tuesday, March 21

Good morning! It’s election day in many parts of Georgia, including Cobb County, where voters will determine if there will be another E-SPLOST. (Fun fact! It’s not pronounced “SPLOSH!” Know it, live it, stitch it on a pillow. Please!) Savannah and Atlanta are among Southern Living’s best cities in the South (Number 1? Charleston.) Columbus resident

Hill Jabs Back at Gray in #GA6

I ain’t even gonna comment, except to say if you want to vote in the GA-6 Special Election, the deadline is today to register. Here is Judson Hill’s latest, unedited press release about Bob Gray: Clearing up the ‘Gray matters’ Political swamp creature denies his own social media posts The campaign of Judson Hill today