Voter and Election Information

Georgia Voter Identification Requirements
Military and Overseas Voting

Have a problem voting?

Know your Rights On Election Day:

• If anyone harasses you, you can make a complaint to your polling location’s chief manager, your county elections office, or the Secretary of State.
• If you are in line before polls close, you must be allowed to cast your vote.
• If you aren’t comfortable voting with a touch-screen computer, you may ask for assistance from a poll worker.
• If your voting machine malfunctions, tell a poll worker before casting your vote.
• If you mess up on your paper ballot, you may request a replacement as long as you did not cast your ballot.
• If you are in a wheelchair, or have other assistive equipment, no poll worker may touch your equipment without your prior consent.
• If your precinct doesn’t have permanent handicapped parking, they must designate a handicapped parking spot with temporary signage.
• If you have a service animal, it must be permitted into all buildings.