Join us on Thursday, June 11, 2026, at 7:00 PM for the Fulton Dems June meeting. This will be a business meeting, and we will be holding Gubernatorial post seat holder elections. The meeting will take place at the IBEW Building, 501 Pulliam St. SW, Atlanta, GA 30312.
For decades, the VRA has helped prevent politicians from manipulating election rules and district lines to silence Black and Brown voters across the South.
The Board’s decision to leave District 4 unrepresented until a November special election is deeply concerning and has real consequences for constituents and county governance.
Next week, millions will mobilize nationwide to push back on the Trump regime’s escalating abuses of power. With nearly 3,000 events planned, No Kings 3 is set to be one of the largest protests in U.S. history. Whether this is your first protest or your fiftieth, here’s how to show up ready and make it count. Let’s start with what matters most: Protest works.
Our Qualified Candidates Directory provides an up-to-date, searchable listing of all candidates who have formally qualified to appear on the ballot for the 2026 primary election. This tool is intended to help voters, members of the press, and election staff quickly locate candidate information — including party affiliation, incumbency status, occupation, and campaign contact details — in one accessible, centralized resource.
Election season is here, and the easiest way to avoid last-minute stress is to make a plan early. Fulton County has published the official calendar and a full list of advance voting sites for the 2026 General Primary Election on Tuesday, May 19—including early voting hours, absentee ballot deadlines, and what to know if a runoff is needed.
Tuesday, May 19, 2026
Early voting runs from Monday, April 27 through Friday, May 15 with multiple locations countywide.
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Why this matters: early voting gives you more flexibility, shorter lines, and fewer Election Day surprises.
If you’re planning to vote by mail, deadlines arrive quickly. The official “Key Dates and Deadlines” schedule includes:
If you’ve moved, changed your name, or want to confirm your registration status, don’t wait—verify early.
Fulton County has designated a wide network of early voting sites, including libraries, recreation centers, and service centers—spread across Atlanta, Alpharetta, Roswell, South Fulton, Union City, Sandy Springs, Johns Creek, College Park, Palmetto, Fairburn, and more.
In the Advance Voting Hours and Locations flyer:
Tip: If you’re returning an absentee ballot, choose a drop box site that’s convenient for you and return it early—drop boxes close before Election Day.
If a runoff is required, Fulton County has also published a full calendar for the General Primary Runoff Election, including:
Even if you don’t expect a runoff, it’s worth knowing the timeline—runoffs often have lower turnout, and every vote matters.
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Here’s a simple plan you can complete in under five minutes:
As we get closer to Election Day, we’ll continue sharing reminders about early voting, key deadlines, and important updates. If you have questions about voting logistics, deadlines, or how to get involved, reach out through our usual channels—or keep an eye on official updates from Fulton County Elections.
Make your plan, vote early if you can, and help your community do the same.
