“If you haven’t voted already, this Saturday is a great opportunity to vote early in your county. With a record-breaking number of registered voters in our state, helpful resources to get personalized voting information, and expanded early voting opportunities, it has never been easier to take part in the electoral process, and I encourage all eligible Georgians to make their voices heard in this election,” stated Secretary Kemp.

Georgia has nearly 7,000,000 registered voters – an all-time record – eligible to take part in this November’s election. Already, voters have cast 944,412 ballots – 819,484 in-person and 124,928 by mail – in the early voting period. By this time in 2016’s presidential election, voters had already cast 1,054,959 ballots – 938,195 in-person and 116,764 by mail – in the early voting period.

Absentee by mail voting began on September 18, 2018. Early in-person voting began on October 15, 2018 and runs through November 2, 2018.

Check the My Voter Page for on-demand, personalized voting information, including the status of your absentee ballot if you requested one, a sample ballot, your county’s early in-person voting sites and hours of operation, and more. Some counties offer additional weekend voting opportunities. Check with your local officials for more information.

You can get daily turnout reports on the Secretary of State’s website. There are several constitutional amendments and statewide referenda on November’s ballot. Click here to view a compilation of these proposals.

Brian Kemp has been Secretary of State since January 2010. Among the office’s wide-ranging responsibilities, the Secretary of State is charged with conducting secure, accessible, and fair elections, the registration of corporations, and the regulation of securities, charities, and professional license holders. For more information about the office, go to www.sos.ga.gov.