The vote count is under way in Tuesday’s special election in metro Atlanta that included the closely watched U.S. House race in Georgia’s 6th district and runoff elections in two of metro Atlanta’s newest cities.
Polls closed at 7 p.m. in most precincts in DeKalb, Fulton and Cobb counties, where residents cast ballots to replace U.S. Rep. Tom Price, who was chosen by President Trump as the federal health secretary.
Here are the results, based on the latest available vote counts:
Results by precinct: See how your neighborhood voted on April 18
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This page will continue to update until the vote counts are complete.
The congressional race included 18 candidates, making it likely the winner would be decided in a June runoff election between the top two.
In addition to the congressional seat, Tuesday’s voting also included one state Senate seat and city elections or election runoffs in Johns Creek, Roswell, South Fulton (city) and Stonecrest (city). The South Fulton runoff will decide the city’s first-ever mayor. Stonecrest, located in south DeKalb, has runoffs in its first city council races.
ELECTION NIGHT
- Live updates from the AJC election team
- Who is Republican Karen Handel?
- Who is Democrat Jon Ossoff?
- When is the Georgia runoff and more information about Georgia’s 6th Congressional District
- Results: Here’s how every DeKalb precinct voted in the 6th
- Results: Karen Handel won 8 precincts — and they were all in N. Fulton
- Results: How did your Cobb neighbors vote in the 6th District special election?
- Results: Bob Gray won in three 6th district precincts
RELATED LINKS
- Your guide to the top candidates in Georgia’s 6th District (updated)
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All about the Georgia 6th congressional district election
- Georgia’s 6th Congressional District race heads to the finish line
- AJC Exclusive: A deeper look at the early voting numbers and what it means for April 18
- Thousands cast early ballots in Georgia’s 6th District; early voting has ended
- Democrat Jon Ossoff sets record with his campaign contributions
- Senate confirms Tom Price as HHS Secretary
- Special election to replace Tom Price is the first Congressional race since Donald Trump became president
- Who is running in Georgia’s 6th District? See the list of candidates for Tom Price’s open U.S. House Seat
- Outside forces try to shape Georgia congressional race
- For updates on the special election, see the AJC Political Insider blog