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Find the AJC Georgia voter guide in the ePaper

A look at the upcoming primaries for the 2022 elections for key races across the state of Georgia.

November 2, 2021 Atlanta: Nia James (left) and Zena Lewis (right) vote at the Dunbar Neighborhood Center located at 477 Windsor Street SW in Atlanta on Tuesday, Nov. 2, 2021. Normally, a wide-open vote for Atlanta mayor would take center stage in the metro area on Election Day. But low early turnout, a high number of undecided voters, and major competition for attention from Game Six of the World Series could scramble the outcome. Voting began Tuesday morning in elections for Atlanta mayor and city leaders across Georgia as voters hoped for short lines and no problems. Election Day will be closely watched in Fulton County, which covers most of the city of Atlanta. (John Spink / John.Spink@ajc.com)

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November 2, 2021 Atlanta: Nia James (left) and Zena Lewis (right) vote at the Dunbar Neighborhood Center located at 477 Windsor Street SW in Atlanta on Tuesday, Nov. 2, 2021. Normally, a wide-open vote for Atlanta mayor would take center stage in the metro area on Election Day. But low early turnout, a high number of undecided voters, and major competition for attention from Game Six of the World Series could scramble the outcome. Voting began Tuesday morning in elections for Atlanta mayor and city leaders across Georgia as voters hoped for short lines and no problems. Election Day will be closely watched in Fulton County, which covers most of the city of Atlanta. (John Spink / John.Spink@ajc.com)

By The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

May 1, 2022

Three weeks of early voting has begun ahead of the Georgia primary election day on May 24.

To help you plan, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has compiled a Voter Guide published in the Sunday, May 1, 2022, ePaper and available on demand.

The guide includes summaries of the statewide races and congressional contests.

Many voters have been assigned to new congressional and local districts after the General Assembly approved new political borders through redistricting. So be sure to check which races will be on your ballot by visiting the state’s My Voter Page at mvp.sos.ga.gov.

You will also find early-voting locations at the site, hours and sample ballots.

Subscribers: Use this link for the AJC ePaper Voter Guide

Subscribers: Go to ajc.com/activate to set up your digital access.

Not a subscriber? You’ll find information here to start a subscription to the AJC.

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