Georgia voters approve 3 ballot questions, including ‘Habitat Bill’

Most Bulloch County voters also said ‘yes’ to state referendum and 2 amendments

Volunteers are shown working on Habitat for Humanity of Bulloch Countys 48th house back in 2015. In the file photo are, left to right, construction manager Bill Kroutwald and volunteers Allan Webb and Jim Christy. At right is homeowner-to-be Benita Palmer. A large majority Bulloch County voters, like most voters statewide, said “yes” this week to a referendum of special concern to the nonprofit, charitable homebuilding organization Habitat for Humanity, as well as to two amendments to Georgia’s Constitution. (Photo courtesy Habitat for Humanity)

Photo courtesy Habitat for Humanity Volunteers are shown working on Habitat for Humanity of Bulloch Countys 48th house back in 2015. In the file photo are, left to right, construction manager Bill Kroutwald and volunteers Allan Webb and Jim Christy. At ri — Volunteers are shown working on Habitat for Humanity of Bulloch Countys 48th house back in 2015. In the file photo are, left to right, construction manager Bill Kroutwald and volunteers Allan Webb and Jim Christy. At right is homeowner-to-be Benita Palmer. A large majority Bulloch County voters, like most voters statewide, said “yes” this week to a referendum of special concern to the nonprofit, charitable homebuilding organization Habitat for Humanity, as well as to two amendments to Georgia’s Constitution. (Photo courtesy Habitat for Humanity)

A large majority Bulloch County voters, like most voters statewide, said “yes” this week to a referendum of special concern to the nonprofit, charitable homebuilding organization Habitat for Humanity, as well as to two amendments to Georgia’s Constitution.

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