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Dugan wins Douglas, Paulding State Senate seat
by staff reports
January 09, 2013 08:39 AM | 776 views | 0 0 comments | 11 11 recommendations | email to a friend | print
State Sen.-elect Mike Dugan
State Sen.-elect Mike Dugan
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Republican Mike Dugan overwhelmingly won the special election for State Senate District 30 Tuesday, garnering 88 percent of the vote to defeat James Camp.

Dugan, a Carrollton construction company official, received 3,300 votes to 467 votes for Camp in the special election in the three-county district.

Dugan received 2,620 votes to 446 for Camp in Carroll County.

Douglas County residents voted 446 for Dugan to 102 for Camp. Paulding County voted 233 for Dugan to 57 for Camp.

Dugan will succeed Bill Hamrick after Gov. Nathan Deal appointed Hamrick to a Superior Court judgeship.

The Legislature is set to begin its 2013 session Monday.

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