Hinesville Coastal Courier 4 weeks ago

Carter elected in a route

Former state Rep. Buddy Carter got 85.61 percent of the Liberty County vote for the District 1 state Senate seat in Tuesday’s special election. In sharp contrast, Carter’s opponent, Dr. Billy Hair, received 13.92 percent of the county’s vote. Full Article at Hinesville Coastal Courier

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