Who ran against Andrew Young for congress from the state of georgia from 1976-1979?
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Andrew Young defeated Edward Gradix in the 1976 election, by a vote of 96,056 to 47,998.\n\nYoung did not run in 1978 because he was named Ambassador to the United Nations by President Carter in early 1977.\n\nHis other 2 elections:\n1972 Andrew Young 72,289; Rodney Cook 64,495\n\n1974 Andrew Young 69,221; Wyman Lowe, 27,397
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Rutherford B. Hayes\n\n19th President: 1877-1881
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http://www.promotega.org/fld05026/Georgia.html\nhttp://ngeorgia.com/revolution/amrev11a.html
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I live in Georgia, USA.
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No change in Georgia's representation/Leadership. In fact the Democrats lost the LT Governorship and the Secretary of State posts to the Republicans... Not a clean sweep.
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Mitch McConnell\nRepublican, Kentucky
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Richard Nixon is the best known.  \n\nAlso a bunch of people from previous generations: Grover Cleveland, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, Andrew Jackson, William Henry Harrison.\n\nBut let's not forget Ronald Reagan, who ran in the Republican primary in 1976 and lost to Ford, and had been in a primary at least once before (1968?).  Also George H.W. Bush (the first Bush), who lost the 1980 primary to Reagan, took the VP nod, then came back to be president later.
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In 1876, the Republican candidate (Hayes) won the electoral college while narrowly losing the popular vote.\n\nIn 2000, the Republican candidate (Bush jr) won the electoral college while narrowly losing the popular vote.\n\nIn 1825, John Quincy Adams was elected by the House of Representatives, despite the fact that Andrew Jackson received the most popular and electoral votes in the 1824 election.  There was no majority at the Electoral College and the election was thrown to the House.  A deal between Adams and Henry Clay gave the election to Adams, and Clay was appointed Secretary of State.
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Charlie Crist - Republican\nHe will be inaugurated in January and replace current Gov. Jeb Bush. He beat the Democrat Jim Davis, who conceded last night.
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most like Bush and Gore \n\nwas the election Rutherford B. Hayes..... the election was decided in the house....1876\nhe was later called RutherFraud
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Dick Lugar (R)* - Incumbent Senator\nSteve Osborn (Libertarian) - Wireless Company System Manager & '00/'02 Congressional Candidate \nJack Baldwin (Write-In) - Businessman & Democratic Activist\nMark Pool (Write-In) - Engineer & Religious Right Activist.\n\nmore at  http://www.politics1.com/in.htm
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Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
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http://www.atlantaga.gov/
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When Cynthia lost her seat to Denise Majette a few years ago, she and her whack-job daddy blamed "the Jews"...and they did it on local tv.  Then, to add insult to injury, they sued the State of Georgia for allowing registered Republicans to vote in the Democrat Primary...Georgia is an open primary state, and it's perfectly legal for registered voters to vote in which ever primary they want to, regardless of party affiliation, but they claimed it was a conspiracy...a recurring theme with Cindy.  Apparently everything is a conspiracy to her...the Jews are out to get her...the white man wants to keep her down...Tupac was killed by the US government.  The woman is a nut.  Plain and simple.  Racist?  Probably.  Crazy?  Definitely.
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The official address (not for his political action group):\n\nThurbert E. Baker\nOffice of the Attorney General\n40 Capitol Square\nAtlanta, GA 30334
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Jimmy Carter. Reagan took office in '81.
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I'm not so much answering your Q (thou it will address the Minority part) as suggesting "Olderandwiser" change their name.  It was the Dem. Congressmen who tried to block the Civil Rights Laws in the House & Senate.  Republicans introduced it and got it passed.  The term "Southern Democrat" was in reference to the old boys club that did everything in their power to prevent colored people from getting ahead in the 50s&60s.  \n\nThe KKK was the "terrorist" faction of the Democrat Party and the first black Congressman (1871) was a Republican (and former slave) Joseph Rainey, who served 5 terms before retiring.  \n\nBush's Cabinet is the most racially diverse in History - especially compared to Clinton's overwelmingly white male cabinet.