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AARP Georgia Shares Important Election Information for Georgia Voters
From voter information to candidate Q&As, find clear, nonpartisan resources to help you vote with confidence.
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Georgia voters will elect candidates for federal, state and judicial offices this year. The offices appearing on a voter’s ballot may include:
- Federal: One U.S. Senate seat and all 14 U.S. House seats
- Statewide executive: Governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, secretary of state, and the commissioners of agriculture, insurance, labor and education
- Georgia General Assembly: All 56 state Senate seats and all 180 state House seats
- Public Service Commission: Districts 3 and 5
- Judicial and local offices: Certain state appellate, superior court and local offices, depending on the voter’s district
Visit the Georgia Secretary of State’s My Voter Page to view a sample ballot and confirm the candidates and offices that will appear on your ballot.
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Keisha Lance Bottoms (D)
Rick Jackson (R)
Gubernatorial Candidates Q&A
AARP Georgia recently published a Candidate Q&A to gubernatorial candidates Keisha Lance Bottoms and Rick Jackson, addressing topics like caregiving, fraud, and affordability. Read the Candidate Q&A here: 2026 Georgia Gubernatorial Candidates Discuss the Issues
Make Sure You Are Prepared To Vote:
Voter registration: Check your voter registration status Georgia Secretary of State My Voter Page.
Three Ways to Cast a Ballot:
Early Voting in person
Absentee Voting by mail or drop box
Election Day Voting at your polling place
Important Information for Georgia Voters
Voting is one of the most powerful ways to make your voice heard. AARP Georgia provides trusted, nonpartisan information and details to help voters understand the candidates and learn when, where, and how to cast their ballots. With voters age 50 and older continuing to shape election outcomes, according to a recent AARP Georgia Voter Poll, access to accurate election information is more important than ever.
Learn more about issues influencing Georgia’s 50-Plus Voters The Issues Influencing Georgia’s 50-Plus Voters
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