Georgia convention delegate lists for Tampa, Charlotte

5:28 pm April 24, 2012, by jgalloway

Georgia’s Republican and Democratic parties have now released the official lists of their delegates to this summer’s national conventions, elected over the last two weekends.

First, from the GOP, the list of 84 Tampa-bound delegates and alternates, drawn from the 14 congressional districts on the 2012 ballot:

District 1
Ruby Robinson, D
Anne Mueller, D
Stephen Lambeth, D
Carl Smith, A
Kay Godwin, A
Wesley Cox, A
District 2
Brad Hughes, D
Ed Rynders, D
Don Cole, D
Ben Harrell, A
Joe Brannan, A
David Futral, A
District 3
Brant Frost, D
Kathy Noble, D
Marty Harbin, D
Vicki Temple, A
Ben Johnson, A
Dale Jackson, A
District 4
Gloria Tow, D
Tim Fleming, D
Lynn Brown, D
Rachel Little, A
Linda Park, A
John White, A
District 5
John Garst, D
Henry Schwab, D
Ginger Howard, D
William Kelly, A
Anthony Lewis, A
Orit Sklar, A
District 6
Patrick Burns, D
Lynne Riley, D
Anne Lewis, D
Ric Mayfield, A
Suzi Voyles, A
Dan Israel, A
District 7
Peggy Green, D
Jason Thompson, D
Joan Zellner, D
Judy Bailey, A
Richard Ward, A
John Merritt, A
District 8
Vivian Childs, D
Roy Campbell, D
Jason Downey, D
Valarie Meyers, A
Barbara Schmader, A
Lott Dill, A
District 9
Jim Pilgrim, D
Melanie Crozier, D
Andrew Turnage, D
Rick Post, A
Kelley Gary, A
Kimberly Gurtler, A
District 10
Brian Burdette, D
Debbie Dooley, D
Bruce Williamson. D
Andrew Strickland, A
Kirk Shook, A
Marie Caudill, A
District 11
Barry Loudermilk, D
Joe Dendy, D
Judy Griffin, D
Brad Carver, A
Larry Mrozinski, A
Rick Davies, A
District 12
Lawton Sack, D
Nancy Bobbitt, D
Catherine Bernard, D
Daniel Burton, A
Megan Seda, A
Linda Clarkson, A
District 13
Barbara Hickey, D
Michael McNeely, D
Sahar Hekmati, D
Cheryl Espy-Dalton, A
Amanda Parsons, A
Richard Thompson, A
District 14
Teresa Tatum, D
Layla Shipman, D
Stephan Passantino, D
Hoyt Brown, A
Joseph Gullett, A
Elliott Echols, A

An additional 31 Georgia delegates and 31 alternates will be elected at-large at the May convention of the Georgia GOP in Columbus. Three more — the state party chair, a national committeeman and national committee woman — are automatic delegates.

Democrats:

Below is the list of 72 Georgia delegates to the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, N.C., drawn from the state’s current 13 congressional districts:

District 1:
Miguel Camacho – Savannah
Laverne Gaskins – Valdosta
Joseph Segui – Waynesville
Audrey Stewart – St. Simons
Al Williams – Midway
District 2:
Vivian Bishop – Columbus
Constance Burkes – Albany
Winfred Dukes – Albany
Lynmore James – Montezuma
Kattie Kendrick – Fort Valley
District 3:
Delia Crouch – Newnan
Markgetta Jackson-Langford – Fayetteville
Kevin Madden – Peachtree City
Arnold Martin – Fayetteville
Marion Ray – Jonesboro
Morris Steward – Newnan
District 4:
Thomas Brown – Atlanta
Barbara Campbell – Lithonia
Tobias Campbell – Decatur
Camille Davis-Williams – Lithonia
Melva Hicks – Scottdale
John Washburn – Avondale Estates
Vincent Williams – Decatur
District 5:
Andrea Boone – Atlanta
Terrinne Briggs – Atlanta
Emma Darnell – Atlanta
Justin Giboney – Atlanta
Mo Ivory – Atlanta
C.T. Martin – Atlanta
Reese McCranie – Atlanta
District 6:
Joshua Altman – Canton
David Gowdy – Alpharetta
John Morgan – Marietta
Celestine Mosley – Roswell
Florence Shelton-Clark – Johns Creek
District 7:
Steffini Bethea – Snellville
Robert Byars – Peachtree Corners
Ilene Johnson – Lilburn
Austin Thompson – Duluth
Cheryl Williams – Duluth
George Williams – Duluth
District 8:
Paul Bronson – Macon
Sarah Hunt – Macon
Fenika Miller – Warner Robins
Mary Neville – Lizella
DuBose Porter – Dublin
District 9:
John Anthony – Dalton
Oliver Cobb – Dalton
Joan Huddleston – Blue Ridge
Venda Young – Cumming
District 10:
James Dustin Baker – Athens
Lowell Greenbaum – Augusta
Jana Hill – Clayton
Janice Mathis – Bogart
Jerry Swain – Martinez
District 11:
Derrick Brown – Kennesaw
Michelle Cooper Kelly – Marietta
Ashley Lee – Rome
Nathan McNeal – Kennesaw
Tania Phillips – Acworth
District 12
Diane Brack Evans – Avera
John Brewer – Ailey
Tawana Garrett – Savannah
Quentin Howell – Milledgeville
L.C. Myles, Jr. – Hephzibah
District 13
Gail Davenport – Jonesboro
Donzella James – College Park
Maurice Madden – Hampton
Alisha Morgan – Austell
Melissa Prescott – Fayetteville
Wilbur Purvis – Douglasville
Kevin Thomas – Jonesboro

Two additional elections will fill out the remaining Georgia spots for the DNC. On May 12, an election will be held to elect 14 “public leaders and elected officials” or PLEOs. On May 19, an election will be held to choose 24 at-large and nine alternates. Jimmy Carter holds a voting position as well, in deference to his former position as a U.S. president.

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