• Find your polling location here! Remember, it could be different from your general election polling place.
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  Bring your mask and a photo ID like a driver's license or a passport. (See below for a full list.) Polls are open on Tuesday, January 5, from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM.
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  If you still have your absentee ballot, it's too late to mail it back. Fill it out and drop it off any Dropbox in your county, or at your County Elections Office, by 7:00 PM Tuesday.
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  Text every Georgia resident in your phone, and make sure they have a plan to vote too! We have a way to easily tell who in your life still needs to vote, and a tool that makes reaching out easy. Sign up here!

• → If you requested but did not receive your absentee ballot in the mail, you need to vote IN PERSON! Simply tell the poll worker you applied for an absentee ballot, but that you did not receive it.
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  → As long as you are IN LINE by 7:00 PM on Tuesday, you will be able to cast your ballot. So stay in line!

Election State of Play and Be Patient

We are expecting this election to be a long process. Here are the happenings in Georgia and what Fair Fight would like everyone to know as we approach the next 36 hours:

State  of Play: Over 3,001,013 Georgians have voted for the runoffs to date.  

• 2,072,947 voted early in-person, while 
• 928,066 of those votes came from mailed ballots. 

• “112,886 Georgians who did not vote in the general election have already voted in the runoff. 
• 22% are under the age of 25, a group that comprises 12% of registered voters in the state. 
• African American voters account for 40.2% of the 112,886 Georgians who have voted in the runoff, but didn't vote in the general election.
•  32.3% of registered voters in the state are African American.”

 HOWEVER, this election will be too close to call. We must remain vigilant from Tuesday until the end of day Friday. This race could go either way.

Be Patient: As Stacey Abrams said  yesterday, “Election day evening,  we must remain calm and patient as we wait for election workers to do their job safely. After Georgians do our part by casting our ballots, it is time to trust the process and the people making our democracy work.” 

DEKALB DELEGATION TO HOLD VIRTUAL TOWN HALLS
FOR 2021 LEGISLATION SESSION

 ATLANTA––The Georgia State Legislature will convene this Monday, January 11, 2021.  State Representative Karla Drenner, Chair of the DeKalb County House Delegation, invites the public to join members of the Georgia House of Representatives who represent DeKalb County for two virtual town halls at the start of the 2021 General Assembly. 
 
Virtual Legislative Town Halls will be offered on two dates:

• Saturday, January 9th, 9:30 - 11:00am  Register: bit.ly/DekalbJan9
• Tuesday, January 12th, 7:00 - 8:30pm  Register: bit.ly/DekalbJan12