But the Democratic runoff might struggle to reach 1% turnout statewide. And counties could spend $10 million statewide to hold the election, based on a sampling of some county spending.

Rain gardens help reduce the amount of water flowing over land and into storm drains, which can prevent flooding and erosion.

Residents of Franklin County gathered at the State Capitol to demand transparency after the passage of a bill that alters the election process for the mayoral seat in Louisburg.

But when the final numbers were crunched, actual runoff into Blue Mesa was only 494,000 acre feet, 69 percent of the 30-year (1971–2000) average of 720,00 acre feet.

But the Democratic runoff might struggle to reach 1% turnout statewide. And counties could spend $10 million statewide to hold the election, based on a sampling of some county spending.

Georgia counties could spend $10 million only to have decisions made by fewer than 1% of the state’s 7.4 million active registered voters. That could work out to more than $100 per vote.