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Early voting in Georgia 2024: See how many ballots have been cast so far

By AJC Politics
Updated Nov 2, 2024

In Georgia, voters began going to the polls in-person on Oct. 15, nearly three weeks before Election Day on Nov. 5. In 2020, nearly 4 million people cast a ballot by mail or early in-person. In partnership with GeorgiaVotes.com, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution is tracking daily voting trends across the state.

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