Former President Donald Trump won the electoral votes in Georgia on Tuesday night and was declared the winner in the hotly-contested race.  Trump garnered almost 51% of the vote to Vice-President Kamala Harris.  In Chattooga County, Trump was overwhelmingly the choice on the ballot for over 80% of Chattooga County voters.

Trump carried every precinct in the county but did better in some areas compared to others.  The Subligna Precinct was the heaviest pro-Trump area in the county, where the former President won over 90% of the vote.  However, in the county’s largest precinct of Summerville, Harris kept Trump below the county-wide average of 80%, with the Vice-President getting over 23% of the vote.

Most notably in Tuesday night’s election, U.S. Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene lagged behind the rest of the Republicans on the ticket.  Democrat Shawn Harris managed to get almost 24% of the vote in the county.  Subligna and Haywood were the two precincts where Greene did the best, and Summerville is where she had the least support.

All of the county-wide races were decided in the Republican Primary in May.