Video: Sanford Bishop wins reelection in Georgia

Thank you for trusting me to work for and in your behalf in Washington. To me, it has been a labor of love. It's a calling. And what I do, I do as really a ministry of public service. And as I'm sure the clergy understand, you have a calling. Sometimes your family gets cheated. And so I just want to say that I'm so grateful to my family for being with me and supporting me. My wife Vivian was elected for thirty years, was the first African American elected citywide in Muskogee County, She retired four years ago, and she's been helping me, and I want to let her know, and all of our family know, that I recognize and I appreciate the sacrifice that they have had to make over the years and still doing so. Thank you, baby. And truly, I'm blessed. I look forward to continuing to work for and in your behalf so that we can turn this ship around. Yeah! Reflects that people do not like in their suffering. They've had enough. They said that enough is enough, and they're fed up, and they couldn't wait, couldn't wait for early voting to start so they could go and express themselves. I think we're seeing that happen right now. I think there's going to be a blue tsunami all across the state. Keep them first. Alright. Go, go, go! So thank you, thank you.