The Atlanta Journal-Constitution is providing exclusive Georgia Election Day updates all day and election results after the polls close Tuesday across all of our platforms. The coverage will continue overnight, including comprehensive stories and election charts in the AJC ePaper Wednesday morning.

On social media platforms: Follow the AJC Georgia Politics team on Twitter (@ajcgapolitics), the AJC Georgia Education Team @AJC_Education, and reporters Mark Niesse @markniesse Patricia Murphy @murphyajc, Greg Bluestein @bluestein, Tia Mitchell @ajconwashington, Shannon McCaffrey @shannonajc1, Maya T. Prabhu @mayatprabhu and Tyler Estep @ByTylerEstep. More updates on AJC Facebook and AJC Twitter accounts.

Mobile: Download the AJC app for election news and results on the go.

AJC.com: Journalists from the AJC local and state government reporting teams are offering live updates in stories, video and photos, starting with the opening of the polls and continuing until the last votes are counted.

What voters need to know

The Georgia ballot features races for U.S. Senate, Georgia governor, Congress, secretary of state, other statewide offices and the General Assembly.

Polls are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at neighborhood precincts.

Voters can find sample ballots and voting locations through the state’s My Voter Page at mvp.sos.ga.gov.

All voters are required to show photo ID on election day.

If no candidate wins more than 50% of the vote Tuesday, runoffs would be held Dec. 6.

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