Voters waited outside before polls opened but lines moved quickly as soon as doors opened at the Merle Manders Conference Center in Stockbridge.

Michael Price of Stockbridge said he had no trouble voting Tuesday soon after 7 a.m.

Price said he was confident that his vote would be fairly reported after Georgia officials upheld the results of the 2020 election.

”I hope the people I vote to put in office will do things that are for the betterment of our community,” Price said.

Voters lined up at the Merle Manders Conference Center in Stockbridge on Tuesday.

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Tony Starling of Stockbridge came out to vote Tuesday with the hope that the ballot he cast would lead to better days for the nation.

Starling said he was about 70% confident his vote would be accurately reported.

He’s said it was important to him to cast a ballot because the nation needs leaders who can lead, not divide.

“I’m hoping we can get back to unity and civility,” he said. There is none of that in politics right now.”

At the Henry County elections office in McDonough, a steady stream of people filed in thinking they could vote there.

A worker told them they would have to vote in their precincts and guided them to a window to find out where their precinct is.

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

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