ATLANTA -- Voters headed to the polls on Tuesday to decide several highly-anticipated races. Here's who (and what) won in the 2018 Georgia midterm elections.
These are the results of some of the most closely-watched races:
►COMPLETE RESULTS: Click here for the latest numbers
As of Wednesday afternoon, the gubernatorial race between Republican Brian Kemp and Democrat Stacey Abrams remained in the air. With a little more than 50% of the votes, Kemp claimed victory, but Abrams had not yet conceded, saying "the race is not over."
GEORGIA LT. GOVERNOR RACE
Republican Geoff Duncan defeated Democrat Sarah Amico, 52% to 48%.
6th Congressional District
Republican Karen Handel vs. Democrat Lucy McBath -- not yet officially called, but McBath was claiming victory. Handel has not conceded.
7th Congressional District
With 100% of precincts reporting, Republican Rob Woodall held a lead of less than 111 votes over Democrat Carolyn Bourdeaux. The race has not yet been called.
STATE AMENDMENTS
Amendment 1 - Outdoor Trust Fund -- PASSED
Amendment 2 -- Business Court -- PASSED
Amendment 3 -- Forest Conservation -- PASSED
Amendment 4 -- Marsy's Law -- PASSED
Amendment 5 - School Tax -- PASSED
STATE REFERENDUMS
Referendum A - Home Exemptions -- PASSED
Referendum B Disabled Home Exemption -- PASSED
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Republican Chris Carr defeated Democrat Charlie Bailey, 52% to 48%.
AGRICULTURAL COMMISSIONER
Republican Gary Black was projected to defeat Democrat Fred Swann.
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER
Republican Jim Beck defeated Democrat Janice Laws and Libertarian Donnie Foster
LABOR COMMISSIONER
Republican Mark Butler defeated Democratic Richard Keatley, 53% to 47%.
