Nearly double the voters picked Romney over Obama in Roswell last week. President Obama and Mitt Romney supporters were separated by 11,236 votes in Roswell. See how your neighbors voted precinct by precinct. [Enter city name and click Search.]
It was a historical Presidential race and time will give it even more perspective. Right now, we can see that President Obama and Mitt Romney supporters were separated by 11,236 votes in Roswell. In Roswell, Romney received 24,830 votes vs. 13,594 cast for President Obama. According to CNN.com, in Georgia, Romney received 53 percent of the vote and Obama garnered 45 percent. For a more detailed look at how Roswell voters cast their ballots enter the city name or precinct code in the box. Also enter another city to see how other areas voted. For a look at Fulton County's certified results, visit the county's website.
Many voters told Roswell Patch they were drawn to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 6 because of the presidential race.
A steady stream of voters entered Roswell Area Park's Bill Johnson Community Activities Building around lunchtime on Tuesday, Nov. 6 - many with one thing on their mind: voting for Mitt Romney. "I came to vote in the presidential race," said a voter who only gave his first name as Ted. "I think it probably has the most bearing on our economic future." Similarly, Brenda and Charles Tootle were focused on voting President Barack Obama out of the White House. "We must change the direction our country is headed in or our children and grandchildren will not have a country," Charles said. Ellen Walsh echoed the sentiment, "I think we need a change so badly." Going a step further, Alice Stevens said bluntly, "I want Romney to be President. I …
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