Georgia Election Tracker — 2026
Everything a Georgia voter needs, in one nonpartisan place: key dates and deadlines, how to register and vote, what's on the ballot, and official live results — with a focus on South Georgia, Valdosta, and Lowndes County. We don't tell you how to vote; we help you be ready to.
New to voting here? Start with our plain-English guide: How to Register and Vote in Lowndes County & Hahira (2026).
Georgia statewide calendar. Add any date to your calendar with the 📅 button.
Georgia requires photo ID to vote in person. Acceptable forms include:
Absentee-by-mail uses your driver's license or state ID number instead. See the official voting how-to guide.
Democratic incumbent Jon Ossoff is seeking a second term against Republican U.S. Rep. Mike Collins, who won the June 16 primary runoff over Derek Dooley (~55%–45%) after no candidate reached 50% in the May 19 primary.
GA-08 covers Valdosta, Tifton, Moultrie, Cordele, Perry, and much of south-central Georgia. Republican Austin Scott is the incumbent. A Democratic challenger and an independent (Roman Coley Davis) are also on the November ballot.
Live in the southwest corner (Thomasville/Thomas County area)? That's GA-02, held by Democrat Sanford Bishop. Confirm your district on My Voter Page.
The seat is open — Gov. Brian Kemp is term-limited. Republican Rick Jackson, a healthcare executive who won the June 16 primary runoff over Lt. Gov. Burt Jones, faces Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms, the former Atlanta mayor who won the Democratic primary outright on May 19. (Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger and Attorney General Chris Carr were eliminated in the May 19 Republican primary.) Confirm the nominees on your sample ballot.
Statewide. Presides over the State Senate.
Statewide. Oversees elections & business filings. Open (incumbent ran for Governor).
Statewide. The state's chief legal officer. Open (incumbent ran for Governor).
Statewide. Regulates insurance & serves as fire safety commissioner.
Statewide. Oversees the Department of Labor.
Statewide. Leads the Department of Education.
Statewide. Oversees agriculture & consumer protection.
Districts 3 & 5 on the ballot. Regulates utilities (e.g., Georgia Power rates).
All 56 districts up for election. Find your district & candidates on your sample ballot.
All 180 districts up for election.
Georgia's nonpartisan Supreme Court seats are decided during the May general primary, not in November — the 2026 seats were settled on May 19, 2026, so they are not on the fall ballot.
Depending on your precinct, your ballot may also include county commission, board of education, sheriff, and other local offices, plus any local referendums. Local candidate lists vary by district and are best confirmed on your personalized ballot.
Official Live Results
Results come straight from the Georgia Secretary of State's official Election Night Reporting system. We link to the source rather than re-publishing numbers, so what you see is always the authoritative count.
Open Official GA Results →Polls close at 7 p.m. Counties first report early and absentee-by-mail totals, then Election Day precincts as they finish. Close races can take days to certify. Unofficial election-night numbers are not final results.
Georgia requires a candidate to win a majority (more than 50%), not just the most votes. If no one clears 50%, the top two advance to a runoff — June 16 after the primary, or December 1 after the general.
If a results link hasn't gone live yet, it will activate on the next election night. Bookmark this page and check back.
The 2026 General Primary was May 19 and the Primary Runoff was June 16, 2026. The next election is the General Election on November 3, 2026, with a General Runoff (if needed) on December 1, 2026.
For the November 3 general election, the deadline to register is October 5, 2026. Register or check your status anytime on the My Voter Page.
The Georgia My Voter Page shows your precinct, early-voting locations with directions, and a personalized sample ballot.
No. Any registered Georgia voter may request an absentee-by-mail ballot. Apply early and make sure your county receives the voted ballot before polls close on Election Day.
No. This is a free, nonpartisan informational tool from riktom.com. For anything official — registration, your ballot, and final results — use the Georgia Secretary of State.