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☑️ Check Your Voter Registration Status
Even if you think you have already registered, please double check! There is nothing worse than showing up at the polls and being told you cannot vote. The Georgia Secretary of State routinely removes thousands of people from the voter rolls in “purges.” Sometimes people get removed even if they vote often, so please double-check that your registration is still active.
☑️ Decide When and Where to Vote
You don’t have to wait until election day to vote. You have three options to cast your vote: Vote By Mail, Early Voting and Vote on Election Day.
Vote by Mail (a.k.a. Absentee Voting)
Vote by Mail and absentee voting are the same thing. You have to send in an application to receive your ballot. Once you get your ballot, you can fill it out and send your vote in by mail. You should apply for an absentee ballot as early as possible! Once you get your ballot, send it back by mail as soon as possible to make sure it is counted. If you can’t mail it in time, you can drop your ballot in your local county drop box. County drop boxes are locations where you can deposit your ballot safely and securely without postage or interacting with others. Remember that the number of drop boxes available have changed with the new voting law and you may not find them where they were earlier this year.
Early Voting
You have more polling locations to choose from when you vote early, because you can go to any Early Voting location in your county. You can usually find early voting locations by visiting the website of the county you live in. You can find them by clicking the button below and selecting the county you live in.
On election day, you must vote at your designated polling precinct. This is the location printed on your voter registration card. You can also find it on the Secretary of State My Voter Page. If you choose this option, be prepared to wait in line! Do your best to plan ahead and know that it could take anywhere from a few minutes to several hours to finish voting. Please be patient and stay in line! If you encounter any trouble, please do not leave without casting a provisional ballot. If you have problems, you can call the election protection hotline at 1-866-OUR-VOTE (1-866-687-8683)!