Election Ready 2026

If you show up to your polling location but the poll workers cannot confirm your identity, address, or other necessary information, you may request a provisional ballot. Your vote will count as long as you resolve the eligibility issues by the end of the next day. You must resolve the issue with your County Board of Registrar in order for your vote to be counted.

If you show up to the wrong polling location, a poll worker can assist you in finding the correct polling location. If it is after 5 p.m., you may sign a document attesting that you cannot make it to your correct polling location and cast a provisional ballot. Follow up with your County Board of Registrar to resolve any issues with your ballot.

In 2026, Georgia voters will decide on several key leadership roles and local issues. Depending on where you live, your ballot may include:

Federal and Statewide Offices

• One of Georgia's two seats in the U.S. Senate
• All 14 of Georgia's Congressional Districts
• Governor and Lieutenant Governor
• Secretary of State and Attorney General
• Commissioners of Agriculture, Insurance, and Labor
• State School Superintendent
• Public Service Commissioner

Legislative and Judicial Offices

• All seats in the Georgia General Assembly are up for election
• Nonpartisan elections for several Justices
• Nonpartisan elections for appellate judges
• Local circuit judges across the state

Local Government and Community

• Sheriffs, District Attorneys, Probate Court Judges, and Superior Court Clerks
• Local representation for your school district
• City council members and mayors in certain jurisdictions

Ballot Measures and Special Items

• Proposed changes to the State Constitution or new state laws
• Local tax or policy issues such as SPLOST

To see a personalized sample ballot or check your registration status, visit the Georgia My Voter Page. You can also find more details on how Georgia's state government is structured and who currently leads it.