Voting

Voting rights groups are going to federal court to block part of a law the General Assembly passed two years ago prohibiting the provision of food and water to voters waiting in long lines at the polls.

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The poll showed 99% of Georgia voters had no issues casting a ballot.

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Millions have voted early in Georgia, with millions more expected to turn out on election day

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In brief: 1.8 million Georgians vote early in Senate runoff; over 22K early voters in Athens — CCSD Superintendent wraps up town hall series tonight — new report details pandemic's toll on kids' mental health — GA Power faces opposition to coal ash plan — UGA Volleyball's season comes to an end in Texas — UGA to face Ohio State in football playoffs

Some 27 percent of active voters have already cast a ballot in Georgia's US Senate runoff.

As of Friday morning, 1,472,515 early and absentee votes had been cast.

In brief: Early voting could cross 1.5 million mark, possibly more than 20K in Athens — Electins chair says Saturday voting paid off — runoff price tag could exceed $10M — Obama stumps in ATL — a big win for UGA volleyball