Southern Heritage Political Action Committee

The new court mandated and drawn district maps should be good news for all freedom minded Georgians. Just the court drawn maps will result in some major changes. As a reminder, the special interests prevented letting Georgians vote by very slim margins in the 2003 Legislative Session. One vote in the House and 6 votes in the Senate.

In the Senate just the new district maps will result in the loss of 2 TurnCoats. Plus four TurnCoats will not return as they are running for federal office as is one supporter. So that is a net loss of 3 more TurnCoats. So before campaigns begin, the margin of the special interests over the People is down to one.

In the House the new maps will result in the loss of 8 TurnCoats and one retiring. So the special interest margin over the People is already removed before the campaigns begin.

In the senate there are 4 districts with a TurnCoat vs. Supporter contest and in the House 6 districts with a TurnCoat vs. a Supporter.

For every district where the incumbents have been pitted against each other there is an open seat. Where three incumbents have been pitted against each other there are two open seats. This election presents great opportunities to break the power of the Atlanta Chamber, politically correct and black caucus and ending political correctness run amok in Georgia.

Now is the time to get involved. Please forward this to others and spread the word.

Proposed legislative districts

The map of new state Senate and House election districts drafted under order of federal judges would pair 10 sets of Senate incumbents and would push 66 current House members into two- or three-way matchups in 31 districts.

TurnCoat Summary:

Senate	House
TurnCoat vs. TurnCoat - 3 districts	TurnCoat vs. TurnCoat - 12 districts
	TurnCoat vs, 2 TurnCoats - 3 districts
Suporter vs, Supporter - 1 district	Supporter vs. Supporter - 10
2 TurnCoat loss	8 TurnCoat loss

SENATE PAIRINGS:

• District 3: Eric Johnson (R-Savannah), René Kemp (D-Hinesville)

• District 4: Jack Hill (R-Reidsville), Hugh Gillis (D-Soperton)

• District 9: Don Balfour (R-Snellville), Renee Untermann (R-Loganville)

• District 21: *Tom Price (R-Roswell), Dan Moody (R-Alpharetta)

• District 22: Randy Hall (R-Augusta), Don Cheeks (R-Augusta)

• District 28: Mitch Seabaugh (R-Sharpsburg), Bill Hamrick (R-Douglasville)

• District 29: Dan Lee (R-LaGrange), Seth Harp (R-Midland)

• District 33: *Chuck Clay (R-Marietta), Steve Thompson (D-Powder Springs)

• District 40: David Adelman (D-Decatur), Gloria Butler (D-Clarkston)

• District 41: Steve Henson (D-Tucker), Liane Levetan (D-Atlanta)

Note: Tom "TurnCoat" Price and Chuck "TurnCoat" Clay are running for Congress 6th District

HOUSE:

• District 3A: Ronald Forster (R-Ringgold), Roger Williams (R-Dalton)

• District 6: Jack White (R-Blue Ridge), David Ralston (R-Blue Ridge)

• District 13A: Buddy Childers (D-Rome), Paul Smith (D-Rome)

• District 14A: Tom Knox (R-Cumming), Jack Murphy (R-Cumming)

• District 18: Mark Butler (R-Carrollton), Chuck Harper (R-Carrollton)

• District 24: Mike Coan (R-Lawrenceville), Donna Shelton (R-Dacula)

• District 27: Bill Heath (R-Bremen), Howard Maxwell (R-Dallas)

• District 29: Don Parsons (R-Marietta), Matt Dollar (R-Marietta)

• District 34B: Doug Stoner (D-Smyrna), Rich Golick (R-Smyrna)

• District 34C: Don Wix (D-Smyrna), Alisha Thomas (D-Austell)

• District 42A: Doug Teper (D-Atlanta), Pat Gardner (D-Atlanta)

• District 42D: Stephanie Stuckey Benfield (D-Atlanta), Jo Ann McClinton (D-Atlanta), George Maddox (D-Decatur)

• District 44: Rob Teilhet (D-Atlanta), John Noel (D-Atlanta)

• District 47: Tyrone Brooks (D-Atlanta), Bob Holmes (D-Atlanta)

• District 49: Kathy Ashe (D-Atlanta), Douglas Dean (D-Atlanta)

• District 50: Georganna Sinkfield (D-Atlanta), Ron Dodson (D-Lake City)

• District 55: Michele Henson (D-Stone Mountain), Billy Mitchell (D-Stone Mountain)

• District 60C: Pam Stephenson (D-Atlanta), Stan Watson (D-Decatur), Teresa Greene-Johnson (D-Lithonia)

• District 61A: Ron Sailor (D-Decatur), Barbara J. Bunn (R-Conyers)

• District 64: Mark Burkhalter (R-Alpharetta), Tom Rice (R-Norcross)

• District 70B: David Casas (R-Lilburn), Hugh Floyd (D-Norcross), Charles Bannister (R-Lilburn)

• District 84A: Victor Hill (D-Jonesboro), Darryl Jordan (D-Riverdale)

• District 111: Calvin Smyre (D-Columbus), Tom Buck (D-Columbus), Carolyn Hugley (D-Columbus)

• District 115: *Larry Walker (D-Perry), Larry O'Neal (R-Warner Robins)

• District 116: Debbie Buckner (D-Junction City), Jimmy Skipper (D-Americus)

• District 121A: Terry Barnard (R-Glennville), Bert Oliver (D-Glennville)

• District 124B: Lester Jackson (D-Savannah), Mickey Stephens (D-Savannah)

• District 128: Buddy Deloach (I-Hinesville), Al Williams (D-Midland)

• District 133: Bob Hanner (D-Parrott), Ed Rynders (R-Albany)

• District 134: Gerald Greene (D-Cuthbert), Hugh Broome (D-Donalsonville)

• District 143: Penny Houston (D-Nashville), Jay Shaw (D-Lakeland)

Note: Larry "TurnCoat" Walker has announced that he will retire and avoid the November rush.

Note: this was put together quickly from several sources based upon the court supplied maps and may contain errors. Please give us a yell if corrections are needed.

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