Make a Plan to Vote.
In November, we turned out for democracy in Georgia. Now let’s do it again for the upcoming runoff election.
Georgia’s runoff election is January 5
We were seen in the census and heard at the polls. Let’s keep it up – make a plan and commit to vote by January 5.
How to: Cure a Provisional Ballot
If you voted in-person and used a provisional (or “paper”) ballot instead of a machine, you may need to take a couple extra steps to make sure your vote counts.
But it’s easy: Just call 866-OUR-VOTE or visit 866OurVote.org vote and the elections legal experts at the Elections Protection Coalition can tell you exactly what you need to do.
How to: Vote Early In-Person
How to: Request a GA Mail-in/Absentee Ballot
Sign up to receive a mail-in ballot and make your voice heard on your time. Click here to request it and make a plan to vote by mail.
Need a new ballot?
If you received a ballot but it was lost, destroyed, or you made a mistake on it, click here for how to vote on a fresh ballot.
January 5 Georgia Runoff Election: Key Dates
NOV. 18
Mail-in/absentee ballots start going out to voters
Dec. 7
Last day to register to vote for the Runoff Election
Dec. 14
Early Voting begins
Dec. 23
If you haven’t requested your mail-in ballot, we recommend you plan to vote in-person with early voting or on Election Day
Jan. 5
Election Day – Mail-in ballots must be received by 7 p.m. today to be counted
Stay Involved with Fair Count Events
NOV. 18
Mail-in/absentee ballots start going out to voters
Dec. 7
Last day to register to vote for the Runoff Election
Dec. 14
Early Voting begins
Dec. 23
If you haven’t requested your mail-in ballot, we recommend you plan to vote in-person with early voting or on Election Day
Jan. 5
Election Day – Mail-in ballots must be received by 7 p.m. today to be counted
