[6:15pm] I have arrived at the Henry County Administration Building with my laptop and McDonald's in hand. The new Southern Chicken sandwich sucks. It's a cheap ripoff of Chick-fil-a.

[6:28pm] I'd like to have voted in Forsyth County.

[7:00pm] Henry County and most other Georgia polls have now closed.

[7:02pm] Chris Farris has called me with an update from the Cagle event. All four major local news stations are already at the Gwinnett Arena.

[7:33pm] The Secretary of State has started to post some election results.

[8:12pm] Cagle is leading Reed by 11% with four percent of the precincts reporting.
Cox is leading Taylor by just under 1%.

[8:18pm] Martin leads Hecht by just under 9%.

[8:23pm] Mark Taylor has pulled out in front of Cathy Cox by 2%.

[8:27pm] Karen Handel is leading Bill Stephens by 4% with nine percent of the precincts reporting.

[8:32pm] Danny Carter is trailing Kathy Cox by 27%. Which is a bit of a surprise.

[8:36pm] Next update will be when 20% of the precincts report in.

[9:00pm] Perdue is up on McBerry by more than is worth reporting.
Taylor leads Cox by under 4%.
Martin leads Hecht just under 6%.
Handel stills leads Stephens, but all four candidates are now pulling double digits.

[9:13pm] WSB has called the Republican Gubernatorial race for Sonny Perdue. Are there any surprises there?

[9:20pm] For those of you in Henry County looking for election result, please visit here.

[9:26pm] Cagle is still holding strong against Reed with an 11% lead.
Hecht is closing in on Martin, trailing by just 2%.

[9:34pm] Gary Black is leading in the Ag race 43%. Kemp is second with just under 27%.

[9:38pm] Clayton from Peach Pundit says that they are calling the GOP Lt. Governor's race for Cagle.

[9:46pm] Here is the link on the Cagle/Reed race at Peach Pundit.

[9:48pm] Taylor is over 51% with Cox at 44%.

[9:50pm] Handel now leads with 41%. Stephens is lagging behind with 33%.

[10:00pm] According to 11Alive, Ralph Reed has conceed to Casey Cagle.

[10:01pm] For those of you e-mailing me about Henry County races, please visit here.

[10:11pm] Phillip, there is no coverage because of the speed that the results are coming in. It's very slow.

[10:19pm] We are calling 5th Henry County Commission district there will be a runoff between Johnny Basler and Lee Holman, the incumbent. One precinct remains.

[10:23pm] Hank Johnson has taken a 7% lead over Cynthia McKinney.

[10:25pm] Brent Brown beats Chuck Scheid by a significant margin.

[10:38pm] In the Democratic SOS race, it's looking like it's going to be Buckner and Hicks in a runoff.

[10:46pm] Nadine Thomas leads Emanuel Jones by a little over 1% with on eleven precincts reporting.

[10:47pm] There will be a runoff in the 4th Henry County Commission District between Reid Bowman and Gerry Adams, the incumbent. Phil Crosby is endorsing Reid Bowman in the runoff.

[10:51pm] David, you have to click on the "summary" link on the left side. Here is the direct link.

[10:53pm] Emanuel Jones has pulled ahead of Nadine Thomas by almost 9%. Death, I'm getting my results from the SOS website.

[10:56pm] I'm heading home to finish out the night.

[11:18pm] I'm back home. The big story right now is the McKinney race. And...yes, Cindy Sheehan is at a rally for McKinney.

[11:22pm] Erick is blogging about Cindy Sheehan over at Red State.

[11:24pm] A very late welcome to National Journal readers.

[11:29pm] Cagle has absolutely embarrassed Ralph Reed. With 81% precincts reporting, he holds a 56.2% to 43.8% edge.

[11:37pm] I'm calling the 10th State Senate race for Emanuel Jones. I probably should have done this 30 minutes ago.
**With 87% of precincts in, Jones has 56% to Thomas's 41% -- Emanuel is the winner** Jones won by 2-to-1 margin in Henry, but only won by 20% margin in DeKallb.**

[11:38pm] Mike Crotts looks like he was able to get 19% of the vote though they won't be counted, as he was thrown out of the 17th State Senate district GOP primary.

[11:46pm] I'm heading to bed. McKinney and Johnson will meet in a runoff. I don't see her getting defeated, but you never know. Larry, I'm leaving the ballot questions to you.

[12:00am] Larry here. The local ballot questions turned out thousands, yes thousands of Yes votes to both questions. Only a few hundred voted No to either. People want a sales tax to replace property taxes to support schools. People want a vote before the county can commit to spending tax dollars for rapid transit. I will have a separate post covering this issue.