The Office of Elections Registration
Jason Tate, Supervisor
NOTICES & NEWS
Eight candidates running in long-delayed Georgia PSC election – To see the candidates, CLICK HERE!
**See Calendar below for more details**
Board Members
Sam Carnline
District 1
Sandy Reagan
District 2
Kathy Mills
District 3
Renee Gee-Theophille – Chair
District 4
Bobby Gwaltney
District 5
Monthly Board Meetings
Board of election & registration meetings are held the first Monday of each month, at 5:30 pm.
Location: elections office (early voting location) in the Grady County courthouse (address above).
Additional board meetings will be posted here and/or the elections office a minimum of 24 hours in advance.
Citizens are welcome and encouraged to attend.
Department Description
Our office is responsible for:
- Assisting elected officials and candidates in completing state ethics forms and maintaining them for public inspection, also available online at Georgia Campaign Finance System.
- Voter registration and voter education
- Conducting elections for federal, state, and county offices
- Federal, state, and local redistricting
- Maintaining U.S. Justice Department compliance and implementing federal and state legislation, Supreme Court Decisions, and Attorney General Opinions
Use the MVP log in to check your:
- Voter registration status
- Mail-in application and ballot status
- Poll location
- Early voting locations
- Elected officials
- Registration information on file with the county office
- Sample ballot for the upcoming election
- Provisional ballot status
Party Affiliation
You do not register by political party in the State of Georgia because the state has an open primary. At each Presidential Preference or General Primary Election, you may choose the primary in which you wish to vote by selecting the party before voting. A run-off is simply a continuation of the election. You must vote for the same party in the run-off as you did in the primary unless you voted a non-partisan ballot. In this case you must indicate a party preference for your run-off ballot. If you fail to vote in the General Primary, you are still eligible to vote in either party’s Run-off Election and the General Election.
Absentee-by-Mail Voting
Georgia law allows for absentee-by-mail ballots to be requested no earlier than 78 days and no later than 11 days prior to an election. Any applications received outside of this window will be rejected. To request an absentee ballot, complete an absentee ballot application and return it to the elections office by mail, fax, email (as an attachment), or in person.
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