Voters will have one more opportunity to cast a ballot in the 2024 primary election. Polls will open at 7:00 a.m. Tuesday May 21 and close at 7:00 p.m. at all six precincts across Habersham County.
A list of precincts are listed below.
For voters that may be unsure of their voting precinct, they can contact the Habersham County Voter Registration and Elections Office at 706-839-0170 or go online at My Voter Page to receive that information.
Voters may want to view a sample ballot prior to going to the polls. The Republican and Democratic ballots not only list the candidates but also have eight Party Questions that voters may want to read prior to voting.
Two sample ballots are listed for each party. They are broken out by the State House Districts that represent Habersham County. Click on the link below to view your sample ballot.
(Democrat) House District 10
(Democrat) House District 32
(Republican) House District 10
(Republican) House District 32
Habersham County races
Habersham County has five contested races in the primary. Three are for County Commissioner seats and two are for seats on the Board of Education. The candidates gave their view points on pressing issues in the county during a live debate hosted by Now Habersham on May 9.
SEE RELATED: Candidates lay out their visions and views during HABCO Primary debate
Contested races and who is running for those seats are below.
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- A closer look at the Habersham County Commissioner’s debate
- A closer look at the Habersham County Board of Education debate
Early voting totals
Early voting began on April 29 and ended May 17. During the three weeks of early voting, a total of 3,531 were cast. In-person voters cast 3,312 ballots. There were 276 absentee ballots issued for the May 21 Primary and the Elections Office has accepted 219, according to the Habersham County Voter Registration and Elections Office. The Elections Office voter turnout report was generated Saturday May 18.
Now Habersham will provide election coverage Tuesday evening.
