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New Cobb tool helps monitor election wait times

Here's a look at what will be on the ballot in Cobb County on Nov. 8. (Erica A. Hernandez/AJC)
By Carolyn Cunningham
Oct 25, 2016

A new tool helps Cobb County voters monitor early voting wait times.

Cobb County staff developed this web-mapping tool to help Cobb voters find the shortest lines.

MORE: Cobb wait times up to 3 hours on final day of early voting | When and 

Estimated wait times are posted four times a day and may be accessed by clicking the early voting logo here.

Cobb County also maintains an early voting page with locations.

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