Early Voting for Runoffs Start Today
Douglas County residents wishing to vote early in the District 66 or 62 Georgia House races can go to the courthouse from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The Georgia House District 66 GOP and District 62 races have yet to be decided since none of the candidates earned 50 percent plus one vote on election night.
That means Bob Snelling will face off in a runoff against Mike Miller and Marvin Arrington will be facing LaDawn Bleckett Jones on Aug. 21.
Snelling earned 2,533 votes, 49.63 percent; while Miller had 1,387 votes, 27.17 percent.
Arrington finished with 3,114 votes, 47.66 percent; while Jones earned 1,860 votes, or 28.47 percent of the vote.
Douglas County residents wishing to vote early can go to the courthouse from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., any day this week through Friday.
On Aug. 21, the day of the runoff, citizens may only vote at their eligible voting location. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
The following polling places will be open on Election Day:
House District 66 Republican race:
- Golden Methodist Church
- Old Courthouse
- Stewart Middle School
- Arbor Station Elementary School
- Chapel Middle
- Chestnut Log Middle (some voters)
- St. Julian Episcopal Church
- Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd
- First Baptist Church
House District 62 Democratic race:
- Beulah Elementary School
- Deer Lick Park
- Boundary Waters Aquatic Center
- Factory Shoals Middle School
- Chestnut Log Middle School (some voters)
Voters that did not vote at all or voted non-partisan are eligible to vote in the partisan race if they are registered in one of the effected polling places. You are not eligible to vote in the Republican runoff if you voted Democratic in the Primary or vice versa.