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Poll worker Brittni Nix waits to assist voters during special election voting at city hall to fill an empty city council seat on Tuesday, March 24, 2020, in Dacula. The voting happens to occur on a day that was supposed to be the test run for the state's new election system before coronavirus COVID-19 caused it to be called off.

Credit: John Amis

Credit: John Amis

Poll worker Brittni Nix waits to assist voters during special election voting at city hall to fill an empty city council seat on Tuesday, March 24, 2020, in Dacula. The voting happens to occur on a day that was supposed to be the test run for the state's new election system before coronavirus COVID-19 caused it to be called off.
By Staff reports
April 14, 2020

Given that the coronavirus pandemic has sidelined traditional meet-and-greets, town hall gatherings and doorknocking, the AJC will catalog and publish a calendar of online Georgia campaign events. If you have an upcoming virtual session with voters, or your candidate does, tell us about it below:

>>MOBILE: Open this link if you can't see the form on a mobile device

>>CALENDAR: Georgia virtual campaign events

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