
Chattooga County voters who are unable to visit the polls during the regular workweek will have an opportunity to vote this Saturday, October 17, as the first weekend of advance voting gets underway for the November 3 General Election.

Chattooga County voters who are unable to visit the polls during the regular workweek will have an opportunity to vote this Saturday, October 17, as the first weekend of advance voting gets underway for the November 3 General Election.

Georgia voters heading to the polls for the November 3 General Election will be asked to decide three proposed amendments to the Georgia Constitution. The questions involve property tax treatment for agricultural land, how probate court judges are elected, and how the state funds emergency 911 services.
While the amendments will appear on ballots throughout Georgia, their potential effects could also be felt in Chattooga County, particularly among farmers, property owners and those who depend on local emergency services.
Early voting began Tuesday, October 13, and all advance voting in Chattooga County takes place at the Chattooga County Registrar’s Office in Summerville.

Advance voting for the November 3 General Election begins tomorrow, Tuesday, October 13, in Chattooga County and continues through Friday, October 30.

Chattooga County residents who want to vote in the November 3 General Election have until today, Monday, October 5, to register to vote or update their address.

Chattooga County residents who want to vote in the November 3 General Election have until Monday, October 5, to register to vote or update their voter registration information.

Chattooga County voters will receive a newly designed “I Voted” sticker when they head to the polls for Georgia’s November general election.

Georgia voters will decide three proposed amendments to the state Constitution in the November 3 general election, in addition to local questions that will appear on ballots in individual counties.

When Chattooga County voters go to the polls in November, one of the local questions they will encounter concerns the continuation of a one-percent sales tax that has helped finance school construction, renovations, technology, security and other capital needs for nearly three decades.

The November General Election is a little more than a month away, and several important deadlines are approaching for Chattooga County voters.

Democratic congressional candidate Shawn Harris will be in Summerville today for a town hall meeting with Chattooga County residents.