Early voting in Georgia runs from today, October 12 to Friday, October 30th.
Where do find out where to vote:
Dates and hours may vary based on where you live. You can locate where to vote by logging into your My Voter Page . There are you can find early voting locations, dates and times. You can also review a sample ballot ahead of time. You can also call 1 866 OUR VOTE to verify the proper polling place.
What do I need to bring:
Georgia law (O.C.G.A. section 21-2-417) requires Georgia residents show photo ID when voting in person.
What IDs are acceptable:
- Any valid state or federal issued photo ID
- A Georgia driver’s license, even if expired
- Valid employee ID from any branch, department or agency of the US government or Georgia government or county, municipality or other state entity
- Valid US passport
- Valid US military ID
- Valid tribal ID
What voting rights do I have when voting:
- If the polls close when you are in line, you can still vote
- If you make a mistake on the ballot, ask for a new one
- If the machines are down, ask for a paper ballot
- If the poll workers says your name is not on the list of registered voters, ask for a provisional ballot
- You have the right to receive help at the polls if you are a voter with a disability or have difficulty reading and writing in English
- If an election worker cannot find your name on the list of registered voters, you are entitled to a provisional ballot
- If you experience voter intimidation (a federal crime), such as aggressive questioning about citizenship status, criminal record or voting record, you can report that to the non-partisan Election Protection Hotline at 1 866 OUR VOTE
- If you are refused a provisional ballot, contact the Election Protection Hotline at 1 866 OUR VOTE and report your experience to local election officials. You can locate your election officials here.
For more on voter rights see aclu.org/kyr
And importantly, don’t forget to VOTE!