Gwinnett Daily Post

The following candidates qualified for 2012 ballots:

U.S. Congress, District 4: Greg Pallen and Chris Vaughn, Republican; Courtney Dillard Sr., Hank Johnson (i) and Lincoln Nunnally, Democrat

U.S. Congress, District 7: David Hancock and Rob Woodall (i), Republican; Steve Reilly, Democrat

U.S. Congress, District 10: Paul Broun (i) and Stephen K. Simpson, Republican

State Senate, District 5: Garry Guan, Republican; Curt Thompson (i), Democrat

State Senate, District 9: Don Balfour (i), Travis Bowden and Steve Ramey, Republican; Scott Drake, Democrat

State Senate, District 40: Fran Millar (i), Republican

State Senate, District 41: Steve Henson (i), Democrat

State Senate, District 45: Renee Unterman (i), Republican

State Senate, District 48: David Shafer (i), Republican

State Senate, District 55: Gloria Butler (i) and Mark Williams, Democrat

State House, District 81: Chris Boedeker and Carla Roberts, Republican; Scott Holcomb, Democrat

State House, District 93: Christine “Tina” Hoffer, Republican; Dexter Dawston, Dar’shun Kendrick (i) and Glen Williams, Democrat

State House, District 94: Karen Bennett, Patricia Bourdeau, Vernon Jones, Tony Lentini and Jaye Peabody, Democrat

State House, District 95: Tom Rice (i), Republican; Brooke Siskin, Democrat

State House, District 96: Mark Gorman and Mark Williams, Republican; Pedro “Pete” Marin (i), Democrat

State House, District 97: Brooks Coleman (i) and Robert J. McClure, Republican

State House, District 98: Josh Clark (i), Republican

State House, District 99: Hugh Floyd (i), Democrat

State House, District 100: Brian Thomas (i), Democrat

State House, District 101: Valerie Clark (i), Republican; Timothy Swiney, Democrat

State House, District 102: Buzz Brockway (i), Republican

State House, District 103: Timothy Barr and Ken Russell, Republican

State House, District 104: Donna Sheldon (i), Republican

State House, District 105: Joyce Chandler and Damon Ladd-Thomas, Republican; Renita Hamilton and Rashid Malik, Democrat

State House, District 106: Brett Harrell (i), Republican

State House, District 107: David Casas (i), Republican

State House, District 108: B.J. Pak (i), Republican

State House, District 114: Tom Kirby (i) and Rod Upton, Republican

Gwinnett Superior Court Judge (Batchelor): Ronnie Keith Batchelor (i)

Gwinnett Superior Court Judge (Clark): Michael Clark (i)

Gwinnett Superior Court Judge (Conner): Melodie Snell Conner (i)

Gwinnett Superior Court Judge (Davis): Warren Davis (i)

Gwinnett Superior Court Judge (Jackson): Tracey Mason Blasi, Chris McClurg, Kathy Schrader, Giles Sexton, Robert Walker

Gwinnett Superior Court Judge (Beyers): Karen Beyers (i)

Gwinnett District Attorney: Daniel J. “Danny” Porter (i), Republican

Gwinnett Probate Court Judge: Chris Ballar and Marlene Duwell, Republican

Gwinnett Clerk of Superior Court: Richard Alexander (i), Republican; Brian Whiteside, Democrat

Tax Commissioner: Richard Steele (i), Republican

Sheriff: Butch Conway (i), Republican

Chief Magistrate: George Hutchinson (i), Republican

Board of Commissioners, Chairman: Charlotte Nash (i), Republican

Board of Commissioners, District 1: Jace Brooks and Laurie McClain, Republican

Board of Commissioners, District 3: Mike Beaudreau (i), Tommy Hunter, Mike Korom and Jerry Oberholtzer, Republican

Board of Education, District 1: Carole Boyce (i), Republican; Jennah Es-Sudan, Democrat

Board of Education, District 3: Mary Kay Murphy (i), Republican; Jennifer Falk, Democrat

Board of Education, District 5: Hussein K. Dido, Republican; Louise Radloff (i), Democrat

Gwinnett State Court Judge (Rich): Randy Rich (i)

Gwinnett State Court Judge (Brown): Carla E. Brown (i)

Gwinnett State Court Judge (Doran): John F. Doran (i)

Gwinnett State Court Judge (Mock): Emily Brantley, Pam Britt, Norman Cuadra, Greg Lundy and Richard Winegarden