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Can you vote in the 6th district special election runoff?

Tom Price’s congressional seat is vacant since he accepted a position in the Trump administration.
May 26, 2017

The special election runoff on June 20 for Georgia’s 6th congressional district is just for those voters who live in parts of Cobb, Fulton and DeKalb counties.

Republican Karen Handel and Democrat Jon Ossoff are facing off to succeed Tom Price in the House of Representatives.

Here’s a map of the district. If you don’t live within the red borders, you don’t get to vote in this election.

Follow the AJC's 6th District runoff results

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If you do live in the district and need to know where to vote, use the Secretary of State Office's online "my voter page" website to find where to vote.  Fulton County has changed 12 polling locations for the runoff.

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