Georgia Sets Midterm Record for Early In-Person Voting

Georgia has broken its midterm record for early in-person voting, while voters in Lowndes County head to polling places.

Voting is underway

The development involves early, in-person voting in Georgia’s midterm election. Lowndes County is part of the statewide activity, with residents going to the polls during the early-voting period.

What the record means

The record reflects the number of Georgians who have voted in person before Election Day during a midterm election. It marks a notable level of participation in the state’s early-voting process.

Local participation

Lowndes County voters can take part through early in-person voting. The statewide record and local voting activity provide two measures of participation: Georgia’s overall midterm early-voting total and the number of residents voting in Lowndes County.

What to watch

Updated statewide and Lowndes County early-voting totals will show how participation changes as voting continues. Election officials will also report the final results after ballots are counted.