All of Georgia’s voting precincts were closed as of 7:45 p.m., according to Gabriel Sterling, chief operating officer for the Secretary of State’s office.
A small number of precincts that experienced problems earlier in the day had stayed open past 7 p.m., when the lion’s share of the state’s polls closed.
Election workers are now tallying results, a process officials are hoping will be completed in a much speedier manner than in past years.
Read Mark Niesse’s story about why election results are expected to come in faster this year.
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