Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, who lived in East Cobb while he represented Georgia's 6th Congressional district, didn't win his old stomping grounds by much in Tuesday's presidential primary.

He edged former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney in Republican balloting by only 308 votes, or roughly 37 percent to 36 percent of the more than 25,000 ballots cast in East Cobb's 29 precincts. 

Voting was tight between the two in almost all of the precincts. 

Gingrich tallied more than 46 percent of the vote to easily won the Georgia primary for only his second win, to go along with South Carolina. 

What follows is an East Cobb precinct-by-precinct breakdown of Tuesday's Georgia presidential primary and Cobb Sunday alcohol sales referendum results, furnished to East Cobb Patch by Cobb Elections.

There are two different tables. The first is for the primary, including the four Republican candidates and Democratic president Barack Obama, listed in alphabetical order. The "others" category includes candidates who dropped out of the race but who remained on the ballot: Michelle Bachmann, Jon Hunstman, Gary Johnson, Rick Perry and Buddy Roemer.

The second table details the Sunday sales vote, which passed overall in Cobb with 69 percent of the vote and in East Cobb with a whopping 76 percent of the vote. 

The precincts below are located in ZIP codes 30062, 30067 and 30068, which is the East Cobb Patch coverage area. The ZIP code 30066 is in the Northeast Cobb Patch coverage area. 

GEORGIA PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY

SUNDAY ALCOHOL SALES REFERENDUM