Bourdeaux declares victory in Georgia's 7th Congressional District primary

Carolyn Bourdeaux, a professor at Georgia State University, catapulted to statewide recognition in 2018 when she came less than 500 votes from defeating incumbent U.S. Rep. Rob Woodall for Georgia's 7th congressional district. Woodall announced that he won't seek re-election in 2020, and Bourdeaux has already announced she'll run again in a race that should gain national attention. - photo by Kelly Whitmire

Carolyn Bourdeaux 1 021019 — Carolyn Bourdeaux, a professor at Georgia State University, catapulted to statewide recognition in 2018 when she came less than 500 votes from defeating incumbent U.S. Rep. Rob Woodall for Georgia's 7th congressional district. Woodall announced that he won't seek re-election in 2020, and Bourdeaux has already announced she'll run again in a race that should gain national attention. - photo by Kelly Whitmire

Though election results have not been certified in Forsyth or Gwinnett counties, Democratic candidate for Georgia's 7th Congressional District Carolyn Bourdeaux is claiming victory in the June 9 Democratic primary for the seat, her campaign announced Monday morning.

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