2018 Georgia election results.
14 federal contests, 53 candidate result records, and every published vote total connected to its permanent race page.
U.S. House
Georgia U.S. House District 1
Earl L. "Buddy" CarterGeneral election · 144,741 · 57.74%
Vote totals, percentages, candidates, and source notes →Georgia U.S. House District 2
Sanford BishopGeneral election · 136,699 · 59.65%
Vote totals, percentages, candidates, and source notes →Georgia U.S. House District 3
Drew FergusonGeneral election · 191,996 · 65.53%
Vote totals, percentages, candidates, and source notes →Georgia U.S. House District 4
Henry C. "Hank," Jr. JohnsonGeneral election · 227,717 · 78.85%
Vote totals, percentages, candidates, and source notes →Georgia U.S. House District 5
John R. LewisGeneral election · 275,406 · 100.0%
Vote totals, percentages, candidates, and source notes →Georgia U.S. House District 6
Lucy McBathGeneral election · 160,139 · 50.51%
Vote totals, percentages, candidates, and source notes →Georgia U.S. House District 7
Rob WoodallGeneral election · 140,430 · 50.07%
Vote totals, percentages, candidates, and source notes →Georgia U.S. House District 8
Austin ScottGeneral election · 198,152 · 99.72%
Vote totals, percentages, candidates, and source notes →Georgia U.S. House District 9
Doug CollinsGeneral election · 224,661 · 79.5%
Vote totals, percentages, candidates, and source notes →Georgia U.S. House District 10
Jody HiceGeneral election · 190,396 · 62.89%
Vote totals, percentages, candidates, and source notes →Georgia U.S. House District 11
Barry LoudermilkGeneral election · 191,887 · 61.79%
Vote totals, percentages, candidates, and source notes →Georgia U.S. House District 12
Rick W. AllenGeneral election · 148,986 · 59.48%
Vote totals, percentages, candidates, and source notes →Georgia U.S. House District 13
David ScottGeneral election · 223,157 · 76.16%
Vote totals, percentages, candidates, and source notes →Georgia U.S. House District 14
Tom GravesGeneral election · 175,743 · 76.5%
Vote totals, percentages, candidates, and source notes →Source: Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections 2018 · official state and territory records are the publication's underlying sources · margins on detail pages are Election.org calculations from published final totals.