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Voters wait in line at the Adamsville Recreation Center, an early voting site, in Atlanta on Friday, May 2, 2014.

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Credit: Hyosub Shin

Voters wait in line at the Adamsville Recreation Center, an early voting site, in Atlanta on Friday, May 2, 2014.
May 16, 2014

Are you ready for Georgia's primary vote Tuesday? Log on to MyAJC.com/georgiapolitics for the latest election news, including these useful tools:

» Before casting your vote, look through a voters guide to see how your candidate answered questions and create your own customized ballot by visiting ajc.com/voterguide.

»An interactive page on the Senate race with info on each candidate, including bios, links to campaign ads, social media contact info, and more: MyAJC.com/2014senate.

»A page collecting all the Senate candidates' advertisements: MyAJC.com/senate/ad.

»An updating graphic that tracks polls related to the Senate Republican primary: MyAJC.com/news/ga-senate-gop-primary-polls-2014.

»A full chart of candidates running for statewide offices and other voting resources.

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