Make A Plan to Vote in 24

See ADVANCE VOTING dates and locations below!

Voting is an essential part of participating in democracy, and it’s great that you’re interested in making a plan to vote in Georgia’s 2024 elections. Here’s a simple plan you can follow:

1. Check Your Voter Registration Status: Visit the Georgia Secretary of State’s website or use a nonpartisan website like Vote.org to verify that you’re registered to vote and that your information is up to date. If you’re not registered, make sure to do so before the registration deadline.
2. Learn About the Candidates and Issues: Research the candidates running for various offices, including local, state, and national positions. Look into their platforms, policies, and track records to determine which ones align best with your values and priorities. Also, educate yourself about any ballot measures or propositions that will be on the ballot.
3. Find Your Polling Place: Locate your designated polling place where you’ll go to cast your vote on Election Day. You can find this information on the Georgia Secretary of State’s website or through voter information pamphlets that may be mailed to you closer to the election date.
4. Decide How to Vote: Determine whether you’ll vote in person on Election Day, during early voting, or by mail-in/absentee ballot. Consider factors like your schedule, convenience, and any health concerns. If you choose to vote by mail, make sure to request your ballot early and follow all instructions carefully to ensure it’s counted.
5. Make a Plan to Vote: Based on your decision from step 4, create a specific plan for when and how you’ll cast your ballot. Note down the date, time, and location if you’re voting in person. If you’re voting by mail, mark your calendar with important deadlines, such as the date to request your ballot and the date by which it must be returned.
6. Encourage Others to Vote: Spread the word about the importance of voting to friends, family, and community members. Offer assistance to anyone who may need help registering to vote, understanding the voting process, or accessing necessary resources.
7. Follow Through on Your Plan: On Election Day or during early voting, stick to your plan and make sure to cast your ballot. If you encounter any issues or have questions, don’t hesitate to ask poll workers for assistance.
8. Track Your Ballot (If Voting by Mail): If you’ve opted to vote by mail, track your ballot using the Georgia Secretary of State’s online ballot tracker to ensure it’s received and processed.

By following these steps, you’ll be well-prepared to exercise your right to vote in Georgia’s 2024 elections and make your voice heard in the democratic process.

Advance voting dates and locations for DeKalb

During the designated Advance Voting periods, registered voters can vote at ANY of DeKalb County’s advance voting locations.