After the presidential race, Georgia voters will see a number of federal, state and local offices on their general election ballots. Here are the races that citizens in coastal Georgia will see on their votes:
| GEORGIA'S UNITED STATES SENATE SEAT |
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| Johnny | Jim Businessman from Atlanta | Allen Attorney/CPA |
REPUBLICAN 
DEMOCRAT 
LIBERTARIAN | GEORGIA PUBLIC SERVICE DISTRICT 2 |
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| REPUBLICAN
| LIBERTARIAN
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| GEORGIA CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS |
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Amendment 1 - Failing schoolsAuthorizes the state to form an Opportunity School District that would govern certain elementary and secondary schools determined to be "chronically failing." Amendment 2 - Safe harbor for exploited ChildrenProvides penalties for court cases involving certain sex crimes in order to allocate the generated revenue for the Safe Harbor for Sexually Exploited Children Fund. | Amendment 3 - Judicial qualifications commissionSupports replacing the Judicial Qualifications Commission with a new commission designed and governed by the General Assembly. Amendment 4 - Fireworks taxesDedicates revenue from fireworks sales taxes to trauma care, fire protection services and public safety. |
| GEORGIA'S 1st CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT |
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(all coastal Georgia counties and southeast Georgia counties in WJXT's viewing area)
- Rep. Earl "Buddy" Carter (incumbent)
Republican pharmacist, congressman from Savannah
Unopposed for re-election
buddycarterforcongress.com
No Democrat qualified in this race. St. Simons Island retiree Nathan Russo did qualify as a write-in candidate.
| GEORGIA STATE SENATE, DISTRICT 3 |
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(includes Brantley, Camden, eastern Charlton, Glynn and McIntosh counties)
- Sen. William Ligon Jr. (incumbent)
Republican; attorney from Brunswick
Unopposed for re-election
www.williamligon.com
| GEORGIA STATE SENATE, DISTRICT 7 |
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(includes much of Charlton, Ware, Pierce, Atkinson, Bacon, Ben Hill, Berrian, Coffee and Irwin counties)
- Sen. Tyler Harper (incumbent)
Republican businessman/farmer from Ocilla
Unopposed for re-election
harperforgeorgia.com
| GEORGIA STATE SENATE, DISTRICT 8 |
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(includes Brooks, Clinch, Cook, Echols, Lanier, Lowndes, Thomas counties)
| REPUBLICAN
| DEMOCRAT
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| GEORGIA STATE HOUSE, DISTRICT 167 |
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| GEORGIA STATE HOUSE, DISTRICT 174 |
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includes southwestern Camden, eastern and southern Charlton, part of Ware, all Clinch and Echols counties)
- John Corbett (incumbent)
Republican - Electrician/farmer
Unopposed for re-election
| GEORGIA STATE HOUSE, DISTRICT 176 |
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- Jason Shaw (incumbent)
Republican - Businessman, farmer from Lakeland
Unopposed for re-election
ShawForHouse.com
| GEORGIA STATE HOUSE, DISTRICT 178 |
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| GEORGIA STATE HOUSE, DISTRICT 179 |
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| REPUBLICAN
| DEMOCRAT
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| GEORGIA STATE HOUSE, DISTRICT 180 |
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| REPUBLICAN
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| BRANTLEY COUNTY SHERIFF |
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The only contested local race is for sheriff, where incumbent Jack Whisenant was defeated in the primary.
| REPUBLICAN
| DEMOCRAT
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| CAMDEN COUNTY COMMISSION |
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Commission District 1
| REPUBLICAN
| DEMOCRAT
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Commission District 5
| REPUBLICAN
| DEMOCRAT
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| CHARLTON COUNTY |
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Sheriff
| REPUBLICAN
| DEMOCRAT
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Probate/magistrate judge
| REPUBLICAN
| DEMOCRAT
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| CLINCH COUNTY |
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Board of Commissioners Post 3
| REPUBLICAN
| DEMOCRAT
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Board of Education Post 5
| REPUBLICAN
| DEMOCRAT
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| GLYNN COUNTY |
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County Commissioner At-Large Post 2
| REPUBLICAN
| DEMOCRAT
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Board of Education District 5
| REPUBLICAN
| DEMOCRAT
| INDEPENDENT
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Coroner
| REPUBLICAN
| DEMOCRAT
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Joint Water & Sewer Commission Post 1 (non-partisan)
Otis Putnam, Retail from Brunswick
Robert G. Duncan, Builder-developer from St. Simons Island
Steven Copeland, Mechanical engineer/business owner from St. Simons Island
Tom Tubbs, Retired CPA from Brunswick
Valerie Scriven, Unemployed from Brunswick
Zack Lyde, Salesman from Brunswick
| WARE COUNTY |
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County Commissioner Chairman
| REPUBLICAN
| DEMOCRAT
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