A provisional ballot is a paper ballot that is used when a voter’s eligibility cannot be verified at the polling location. Some voters need to take an additional step to “cure” their provisional ballot to make their vote count before 5:00pm on Friday, May 27, 2022. 

If you were unable to vote on the machines on Primary Election Day and voted on a paper ballot, please call your county elections office immediately to determine if you need to take any additional steps to cure your ballot. You can find their contact information here. Questions? Call the Georgia Voter Protection Hotline at 888-730-5816.

Check your My Voter Page to verify that your absentee ballot status is accepted. If your status is blank or listed as “rejected,” call the Georgia Voter Protection Hotline at 888-730-5816 as soon as possible.

All eligible voters who registered to vote in Georgia by May 23, 2022 can vote in Federal races in the June 21 Primary Runoff Election. 

All eligible voters who registered to vote in Georgia by April 25, 2022 may vote in state races in the June 21 Primary Runoff Election.

The deadline to register to vote in this election has passed. You can still register to vote in the November General Election HERE!

To absentee vote (also called voting by mail or voting by mail-in ballot), a voter requests a ballot by submitting an application to their local county elections office. Once the application is processed, the ballot is mailed to the voter. The voter must then complete the ballot and return it so that it is received before 7:00pm on Tuesday, June 21, 2022.

If you want to vote absentee, request your ballot NOW. Your county election office must have received and approved your absentee ballot application by Friday, June 10, 2022  for the June 21 Primary Runoff Election. If you have questions or need help, please call the Georgia Voter Protection Hotline at 888-730-5816.

Make a plan to vote that works for you and vote as early as possible. Every county is required to start early voting for the Primary Runoff no later than Monday, June 13—but many counties will offer additional early vote opportunities. Election Day for the Primary Runoff is Tuesday, June 21, 2022.

If you want to vote absentee, make sure your county receives your application by Friday, June 10. Your ballot must be received by your County Elections Office no later than 7:00pm on Tuesday, June 21, 2022. If you have any questions, please call the Georgia Voter Protection Hotline at 888-730-5816.

Yes, if you requested and received an absentee ballot for May 24, 2022 Primary Election, you should be sent one for the June 21 Primary Runoff Election as well. To confirm this or have any questions, you should contact your County Elections Office or call the Georgia Voter Protection Hotline at 888-730-5816.

If you requested a ballot for the Primary Runoff, check your My Voter Page to verify that your application has been accepted and that your ballot was issued. If you have any questions about the status of your application, you should  should contact your County Elections Office or  call the Georgia Voter Protection Hotline at 888-730-5816 for assistance.

Please call the Georgia Voter Protection Hotline at 888-730-5816 for assistance or contact your County Elections Office.

There are three recommended options to return your completed ballot so that it is received in time: 

1. Return your completed ballot to a drop box on or before Friday, June 17. 
2. Mail your completed ballot as soon as possible to your County Elections Office to be sure it arrives before 7:00pm on Runoff Election Day, June 21, 2022. We recommend mailing it by June 14. 
3. Hand deliver your completed ballot to your County Elections Office before 7:00pm on Runoff Election Day, June 21, 2022. 

Whichever method you choose, be sure to complete and return your ballot as soon as possible! After returning your ballot, check your My Voter Page to ensure that your ballot was received and accepted.

Ballots must be RECEIVED by 7:00pm on Runoff Election Day, June 21. We recommend returning your ballot to a drop box on or before Friday June 17 or bringing it to your County Elections Office before 7:00pm on Runoff Election Day, June 21. 

After returning your ballot, check your My Voter Page to verify that your ballot was received and accepted.  If you have questions about how or when to return your ballot please call the Georgia Voter Protection Hotline right away at 888-730-5816 for assistance.

Contact your County Elections Office or call the Georgia Voter Protection Hotline at 888-730-5816 for assistance. And don’t worry, you can still vote in person instead! Bring your “un-voted” ballot to your polling location so that your ballot can be canceled and you can vote on the machines. If you don’t have your “un-voted” ballot, you can sign an affidavit at your polling place to cancel your ballot and you will be able to vote in-person.

Log into your My Voter Page and look for “Click here for Absentee Ballot/Early Voting status” to verify that your ballot has been received and accepted. If your ballot does not have a received date or if the status does not read “Accepted” please immediately contact your County Elections Office or call the Georgia Voter Protection Hotline at 888-730-5816 for assistance.

If you requested a ballot but didn’t receive it or need to vote in-person, you can still vote in-person on Election Day. Bring your “un-voted” ballot to your polling location so that your ballot can be canceled and you can vote on the machines. If you don’t have your “un-voted” ballot, you can sign an affidavit at your polling place to cancel your ballot and you will be able to vote in-person.

Yes. Check acceptable forms of ID here. If you have questions, call 888-730-5816. If you need help getting or replacing an ID, please call or text VoteRiders at 844-338-8743.

Check your polling location here or call 888-730-5816.

Polls open at 7:00am and close at 7:00pm on Runoff Election Day, June 21, 2022 so get to your voting location as soon as you can.

The 2020 election and runoff proved what many Georgians have already known for a long time: every person’s vote matters and makes a lasting impact. Federal elections can be decided by a mere thousand voters across a state, but for primary elections, the difference between a candidate winning or losing can come down to one single vote. To vote in every election is essential to ensuring that one’s voice is heard, and one’s viewpoint is represented. Exercising the freedom to vote is one of our most immediate ways to affect meaningful change in our communities, and this year is no exception. This primary is your chance to pick candidates to be on the ballot in November who will protect our sacred right to vote & who will fight for healthcare for all Georgians, affordable housing, and good jobs! There’s so much at stake for Georgia this year, be sure to cast your vote for our future by making your voice heard in the primary.

2022 is a big year for Georgia voters! Races where no candidate receives the majority of the vote in the May 24 primary election will go to a runoff election on June 21.To find out exactly which races are on your ballot you can visit the Georgia My Voter Page or contact your County Elections Office for a sample ballot.