Dropping off his ballot at the Lucky Shoals Park ballot collection box is Curtis Spears of Norcross.
By Elliott Brack
Editor and Publisher, GwinnettForum
JUNE 5, 2020 | With the three primaries (Democratic, Republican and Non-Partisan) coming on Tuesday, June 9, today GwinnettForum will reiterate the endorsements we made recently of candidates.
This repeat may be less important than in previous years, since so many people have either personally early-voted, or voted by absentee ballots. However, for those voters who wait until the last part of the season to vote, we give these endorsements again.
To make it easier for you, we will give candidates we earlier endorsed by political party, as voters in the primary only see one set of candidates, that is, those of the party of their choice. (Candidates who are unopposed are not listed.)
Democratic Primary candidates:
- For U.S. Senate (To succeed David Perdue): Teresa Pike Tomlinson
- For Congress, 4th District: William Haston
- For Congress, 7th District: Carolyn Bourdeaux
- For Congress,10th District: No endorsement
- For Public Service Commission, 4th District: John Noel
- For Chairman, Gwinnett County Commission: Lee Thompson Jr.
- For Gwinnett County Commission, District 3: John Henry Moye Jr.
- For Gwinnett County School Board, Post 1: No endorsement.
- For Gwinnett County School Board, Post 5: Louise Radloff
- For District Attorney of Gwinnett: Wesley “Wes” Person
- For Sheriff of Gwinnett County: Curtis Clemons
- For Tax Commissioner of Gwinnett County: Maureen McIvor
- State Senate District 9: Nikki Merritt
- State Senate District 41: Beverly R. Jones
- State Senate District 45: Matielyn Jones
- State Senate District 48: Michelle Au
- State House District 93: Dar’Shun Kendrick
- State House District 99: Melvin Lim
- State House District 104: Nakita Hemingway
- State House District 106: Rebecca Mitchell
Republican Primary candidates:
- For Congress, 7th District: Renee S. Unterman
- For Chairman, Gwinnett County Commission: Marcia L. Neaton
- For County Commission, District 1: Laurie McClain
- For County Commission, District 3: Matt DeReimer
- For Sheriff of Gwinnett County: Louis “Lou” Solis
- For Senate District 45: Sammy Baker
- For House District 103: Donald Schmidt
For Non-Partisan judgeships:
- For Justice of the Supreme Court (Bethel seat): Charles Bethel
- For Justice of the Supreme Court (Warren seat): Hal Moroz
- For State Court Judge (Bratton seat): Shawn Bratton
- For Superior Court Judge (Rich seat): Randy Rich
- For Superior Court Judge: (Schrader seat) Kathryn “Kathy” Schrader
Those are our selections. Now, if you haven’t, your job is to get out and vote!
- Click here to read candidates’ answers to six questions by GwinnettForum.
- Have a comment? Send to: elliott@brack.net
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