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THE FIGHT IN GEORGIA CONTINUES
It's time to put it all on the line for Georgia. The Georgia Senate race is officially heading to a runoff in December - and we still face the overwhelming obstacle of voter suppression tactics that specifically target our communities to reduce turnout. Black voters in Georgia are the most powerful voters in America right now.
Now, it's time to show up for Georgia. This runoff is critical, and we have to show up to keep democracy at the forefront. You don't have to live in Georgia to help boost Black voter turnout in the runoffs. Let's make history - again.
Important Deadlines
Last Day to Request Absentee Ballots: November 25
Last Day to Return Absentee Ballot/Vote in Person: December 6
Get the Voter Guide
Georgia's Senate runoff is approaching quickly. Use the Georgia voter guide, powered by guides.vote, to help you decide who should represent you.
MAKE YOUR VOTE COUNT IN GEORGIA
Absentee Voting by Mail
Any voter registered in Georgia can vote absentee by mail. We urge you to request your mail-in ballot and get it back to your county registrar's office as soon as possible. The voted ballot must be received by your county registrar no later than the close of the
polls on Election Day.
Absentee Voting in Person – Early Voting
Any voter registered in Georgia may vote absentee in person. Simply visit your county or municipality early-voting site, fill out the application, and present one of the permitted forms of photo ID. As Election Day approaches, your county may have multiple early voting sites and even extended hours.
Vote on Election Day
Your participation in this runoff is critical. On Election Day, you must vote at your assigned precinct and present a photo ID. Be sure to check your precinct location.
Voter Incident Report Form
Did you encounter any issues while voting? Broken voter machines, voter intimidation, and misuse of provisional ballots are unacceptable on Election Day. Report any voting incidents throughout the day that impede on your right to vote.
A team of legal and voting rights volunteers review each ticket and will work to resolve reported issues with the voter, the county's election officials, the secretary of state, and as a last resort, litigation.
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Power the Vote through Faith
The NAACP has continued to fight at all costs to identify disinformation and to prevent it with valid facts so that our community can make informed and intelligent decisions when casting our ballot in this upcoming election. Learn more about how we push Faith Forward during this election season.
Report an Incident
If you ran into any issues while voting, report your incident to the NAACP.
Report the Incident
We want to thank the tireless organizers, volunteers, and supporters who spent countless hours knocking on doors, educating voters, monitoring polls, and so much more. Every ballot cast is a victory for our democracy.
- Derrick Johnson, President and CEO, NAACP