A new survey shows there aren't enough military and overseas ballots to boost former state Senator Jim Whitehead to a win over Paul Broun in Georgia’s 10th Congressional District. The Associated Press surveyed county elections officials throughout the northeast Georgia district. Unofficial results from Tuesday’s runoff give Broun 395 more votes than Whitehead. The Secretary of State is expected to certify results early next week once all ballots have been counted. They are vying to fill the seat left vacant by the late Charlie Norwood.
