Voters say ‘yes’ to rural liquor stores, E-SPLOST and T-SPLOST

Majorities of Bulloch County votes go to Republicans, with Simmons the exception

With daughter Emori, 2, sleeping cozily on her shoulder, Chasiti Heilman receives her voting sticker from poll worker Ricky Baker after casting her ballot at the Fairgrounds precinct as Bulloch County voters head to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 8.

With daughter Emori, 2, sleeping cozily on her shoulder, Chasiti Heilman receivers her voting sticker from poll worker Ricky Baker after casting her ballot at the Fairgrounds precinct as Bulloch County voters head to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 8. — With daughter Emori, 2, sleeping cozily on her shoulder, Chasiti Heilman receives her voting sticker from poll worker Ricky Baker after casting her ballot at the Fairgrounds precinct as Bulloch County voters head to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 8.

More than 52% of Bulloch County’s active, registered voters cast ballots Tuesday and in the preceding weeks of early voting. Large majorities said “yes” to continuing two local sales taxes and allowing liquor stores to be licensed in the county’s unincorporated areas.

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