Aug 1, 1976 runoff · August 1, 1976

Aug 1, 1976 runoff results

Results of the Aug 1, 1976 runoff in 1 states: State legislatures.

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RaceWinnerWon byNotes
Georgia · Democratic primary runoffTom Ramsey (D)11.4Incumbent lost
Georgia · Democratic primary runoffJerry Money (D)16.2
Georgia · Democratic primary runoffMax R. Looper (D)0.7Incumbent lost
Georgia · Democratic primary runoffLucian Oldham (D)2.5Incumbent lost
Georgia · Democratic primary runoffMax D. Kaley (D)7.8
Georgia · Democratic primary runoffMichael Nichols (D)3.0
Georgia · Democratic primary runoffClint Deveaux (D)13.6Incumbent lost
Georgia · Democratic primary runoffJohn Hawkins (D)33.5
Georgia · Democratic primary runoffMike Lenderman (D)10.1
Georgia · Democratic primary runoffCas Robinson (D)1.6
Georgia · Democratic primary runoffRonald L. Chadwick (D)12.3
Georgia · Democratic primary runoffB. B. Harris Sr. (D)13.3
Georgia · Democratic primary runoffBob Argo (D)23.6
Georgia · Democratic primary runoffEdwin G. Mullinax (D)8.3
Georgia · Democratic primary runoffJim Wood (D)9.2
Georgia · Democratic primary runoffRay M. Tucker (D)3.5
Georgia · Democratic primary runoffFrank Horne (D)34.8Incumbent lost
Georgia · Democratic primary runoffJimmy Lord (D)19.4
Georgia · Democratic primary runoffWard Edwards (D)12.7
Georgia · Democratic primary runoffJames Rowland (D)6.7
Georgia · Democratic primary runoffJoel R. Greene (D)13.4Incumbent lost
Georgia · Democratic primary runoffRene D. Kemp (D)5.0
Georgia · Democratic primary runoffMonty Veazey (D)15.5
Georgia · Democratic primary runoffJames R. Tuten Jr. (D)28.4
Georgia · Democratic primary runoffCharles H. Wessels (D)30.0Incumbent lost
Georgia · Democratic primary runoffRonnie Walker (D)22.2
Georgia · Democratic primary runoffThomas Allgood (D)18.8
Georgia · Democratic primary runoffRender Hill (D)3.0
Georgia · Democratic primary runoffEd Johnson (D)11.2Incumbent lost
Georgia · Democratic primary runoffTom Scott (D)11.9

By state

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: Harvard Dataverse / Carl Klarner