You Decide: Smyrna-Vinings Patch Candidate Guide
Meet the partisan candidates seeking to represent Smyrna-Vinings.
Georgia voters will chose Tuesday, July 31 which candidates will face off in the November election, and Smyrna-Vinings Patch wants you to be informed. Below you'll find links to candidate profiles we've posted on the site in the weeks leading up to the primary. Read where the candidates stand on important local issues like TSPLOST and learn how they got into politics in the first place.
Cobb County Commissioner District 2
Cobb County Commission Chairman
Chairman Tim Lee (R)
Larry Savage (R)
Mike Boyce (R)
Bill Byrne (R)
State Representative, District 40
State Representative, District 41
Justin O'Dell (D)
Michael Smith (D)*
Diana L. Eckles (D)
Phil Daniell (R)
State Representative, District 42
State Senate District 6
Josh Belinfante (R)
Drew Ellenburg (R)
Hunter Hill (R)
State Senate District 38
Reginald Crossley (D)*
U.S. Representative, District 11
William Llop (R)
Michael Opitz (R)
Patrick Thompson (D)
U.S. Representative, Distirct 13
Rep. David Scott (D)
Shahid Malik (R)*
*Asterisks denote candidates who have not responded to Patch Staff's attempts to contact them for a candidate profile. Links take readers to their personal campaign websites.
Chris Sanders
3:41 pm on Friday, July 27, 2012
Your missing District 34. Where is Charles Gregory on here?
Sydney Busby
3:47 pm on Friday, July 27, 2012
Hi Chris,
These candidates are strictly for Smyrna-Vinings, which isn't in District 34. Here's a map of District 34 from Charles Gregory's website. http://charlesgregory2012.com/District.aspx
Thanks,
Sydney Busby
30080
9:07 pm on Saturday, July 28, 2012
Mike Boyce will get my vote. My main concern is oversight of TSPLOST. I hope that he provides that.
Randy Smyrna realist
12:07 pm on Monday, July 30, 2012
I wish Charles Gregory lived in Smyrna.
J. B. Smith
4:28 pm on Tuesday, July 31, 2012
I wish I'd known my district had been changed! I was all set to vote for one person only to get there and find he wasn't even on the ballot. But his signs were in my subdivision, so obviously nobody else knew either.