Result
Rep. Segun Adeyina (D-Grayson) won a third term in Georgia House District 110 on Tuesday, Nov. 3, defeating Republican Charles Lollar for the second straight election. Unofficial race results show Adeyina with 21,703 votes, or 75.6%, to Lollar’s 6,993, or 24.4%.
Adeyina improved on his 2024 showing, when he beat Lollar with 65.3% of the vote. He first won the seat in 2022 without a general election opponent, and both candidates were unopposed in their party primaries on May 19. His new term begins when the Legislature convenes Monday, Jan. 11, 2027.
Candidates and Platforms
Adeyina has worked more than 25 years in IT program and project management for companies including General Motors, Ascension Health System and Hewlett Packard/Capgemini, according to his official House biography. He serves as secretary of the Georgia Legislative Black Caucus and ran for the Gwinnett County school board in 2020 before winning his House seat. His campaign lists early learning, literacy, technical education and workforce pathways among its priorities, along with incentives for workforce housing.
Lollar, a Marine Corps Reserve officer and Cintas general manager, ran for Congress in Maryland in 2010 and sought the Republican nomination for Maryland governor in 2014. He holds a political science degree from Kennesaw State University and an MBA from Regent University, according to BallotReady.
District and Chamber
District 110 serves Grayson, Snellville, Lawrenceville, Loganville and other parts of southeast Gwinnett County, according to Adeyina’s campaign. Democrats won at least 91 of the Georgia House’s 180 seats, clinching their first majority in the chamber since 2004, according to the Associated Press. Republicans held 99 seats going into the election, and three races were still unsettled as of Monday, Nov. 9, including a Dec. 1 runoff.
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