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Absentee voting process explained
March 31, 2020
Read the latest from GA Secretary of State Raffensperger on the May 19 primary date and the absentee ballot application process.
TODAY is the first day you can mail in an absentee ballot. If you have not already applied for an absentee ballot, applications will be mailed to all active registered voters. You can also visit the Secretary of State website, download the application
and return it to your county elections office. Send in your application ASAP (absolutely no later than the week prior to the election date) to ensure you have time to receive your ballot and send it in by the May 19 election date. Read more...
Today, Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger announced that, pursuant to the authority vested in him by O.C.G.A. § 21-2-50.1, he is postponing the Statewide General Primary/Presidential Preference Primary Election until June 9, 2020. Absentee ballot applications for the upcoming primary election will continue to be accepted and processed by counties even if the application said May 19. Read the full press release...
A candidate qualified to run against me-- so it's all hands on deck! I'm asking friends and supporters to consider hosting a drop-in "meet-and-greet" in their home, or volunteer to canvas their neighborhood and to leave my push card with them or at the door as a reminder to vote. If interested, email me at judgerachellecarnesale.com