Georgia Senate - Winner: Republican Johnny Isakson Isakson easily took seat of retiring Bush-backing Democrat Zell Miller; led throughout the race over Rep. Denise Majette, state's first black Senate candidate. Isakson, 59, was elected to the House in 1999 during a special election for retiring Speaker Newt Gingrich’s seat. Isakson had a number of endorsements including former Sen. Mack Mattingly, the National Association of Realtors and the National Association of Home Builders. He is conservative and had an organized campaign. House: Georgia has 13 House districts. The lineup was eight Republicans and five Democrats. Winners: District 1 - Jack Kingston, GOP (i) District 2 - Sanford Bishop, Dem (i) District 3 - Jim Marshall, Dem (i) District 4 - Cynthia McKinney, Dem District 5 - John Lewis, Dem (i) District 6 - Tom Price, GOP District 7 - John Linder, GOP (i) District 8 - Lynn Westmoreland, GOP District 9 - Charlie Norwood, GOP (i) District 10 - Nathan Deal, GOP (i) District 11 - Phil Gingrey, GOP (i) District 12 - John Barrow, Dem District 13 - David Scott, Dem (i) i = incumbent