More people than ever cast ballots during Georgia’s three weeks of early voting, and over half of all registered voters have already participated ahead of Election Day, according to data released Saturday.
By the end of early voting on Friday, nearly 3.9 million Georgians had voted either in-person or by absentee ballot, which amounts to 51% of all registered voters. Turnout could reach as many as 6 million voters by the time all ballots are counted after Election Day, state officials say, shattering the previous high of 4.1 million voters in the 2016 election.
In Chattooga County, 5,401 voters cast early ballots. At the end of the last day of early voting on Friday, the Chattooga County Registrars Office had received 1,709 absentee ballots by mail. 50.27% of all active voters in Chattooga County have already cast their ballots for tomorrow’s General Election.
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