Last week, Fulton County voters overwhelmingly rejected a referendum that would have incorporated more than 96 square miles of southern Fulton County into a city named South Fulton.
âWhen this election is in the books, I believe that weâll be seeing Georgiaâs next great city; the new City of South Fulton, and as a resident of South Fulton, I look forward to working with my neighbors towards getting our new city off the ground and running on the right foot.â
â Andre Walker writing on his blog, Georgia Politics Unfiltered, on the morning of the referendum. Walker supported the referendum.
âThe voters of south Fulton spoke today. They made it clear they want to have a city controlled by six commissioners who donât live in south Fulton County.â
â Benny Crane, an insurance broker who led the incorporation campaign, speaking to the AJC after the referendumâs defeat
âIn the end, I donât have any regrets whatsoever. The people decided and the people will have to live with their decision along with the consequences of their decision far into the future.â
â Walker in a post on Peach Pundit titled âMy thoughts on yesterdayâs South Fulton referendumâ
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