Advance voting begins in Georgia

Advance voting in Georgia’s presidential preference primary is now underway (it started yesterday). Voters may now visit early voting locations in their counties to cast a ballot ahead of the March 6th primary. You can find early voting locations by contacting your local county registrar.

Remember that Georgia has an open primary; meaning that you don’t have to register as a Republican or Democrat. We’re essentially all independents. You’ll be asked whether you want a Republican or Democratic party ballot when you go to vote. Early voting will end on Friday, March 2nd.

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Jason Pye is a blogger and writer from Atlanta, Georgia. He and his work have been featured in stories in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Fox News, Creative Loafing, Washington Independent, Georgia Public Broadcasting and WSB-TV and has done numerous radio interviews on state and national politics. He has also contributed commentary for the Georgia Public Policy Foundation, a free market think tank based in Atlanta, which has been published in newspapers across the state. You can follow Jason on Twitter and Facebook.