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Athens-Clarke County Commissioner John Barrow is the Democratic frontrunner so far, and he is the favorite of national party strategists. Former state Sen.
Max Burns (R), Athens-Clarke County Commissioner John Barrow (D) this week received the endorsement of the Sierra Club.
Haines’ leading primary opponent, Athens-Clarke County Commissioner John Barrow (D), also has been advertising on weblogs, including www.dailykos.com.
In Georgia, Burns ended the year with $623,000 in the bank, giving him a healthy leeway over his leading challenger, Athens-Clarke County Commissioner John Barrow (D), who had $364,000.
Democratic insiders are most enthusiastic about the candidacy of Athens-Clarke County Commissioner John Barrow, who had almost $300,000 in the bank at the end of September. Rep.
In 1988 he won the sheriff’s post in Benton County.
first time in about seven or eight years that you see a consistent wrong track number,” the consultant noted, referring to polling that asks respondents how they feel about the current direction of the county
Holden Dauphin County Sheriff Jack Lotwick this week became the fourth Republican to enter the April 27, 2004, primary race to take on Rep. Tim Holden (D).
In Georgia, Athens-Clarke County Commissioner John Barrow (D) raised $101,000 and banked $293,000 for his bid against freshman Rep. Max Burns (R).
Athens-Clarke County Commissioner John Barrow (D), one of two announced challengers to Burns, got off to a fast fundraising start this year, but his pace slowed considerably in the second quarter
Clarke County Commissioner John Barrow has emerged as a well-funded threat to Burns in Georgia’s 12th district, a Democratic-leaning seat that fell to the GOP when Democrats nominated a candidate
In 1988 he ran and won the sheriff’s post in Benton County.
Denise Majette (D) in the DeKalb County-based 4th district.
Athens-Clarke County Commissioner John Barrow (D), who was on par with Burns’ fundraising in the first quarter, had a slower second quarter as he raked in $66,000.
Athens-Clarke County Commissioner John Barrow, the only 12th district Democrat to file a fundraising report with the FEC, showed $200,000 in the bank after raising an impressive $205,000 in the
Doug Haines (D) and Athens-Clarke County Commissioner John Barrow (D). The Democratic-leaning 12th district was one of two new seats Georgia gained during reapportionment. — L.W.W.
Barrow III, HSCDC’s executive director. Barrow said the grant will enable the group to work with the community to help communication between those of different cultures and languages.