VoteACC.org is Athens-Clarke County, Georgia's internet hub for consolidated, unbiased, local election information.
Find out about ACC's:
Register to vote in next year's elections!
To vote in the presidential primary next February 5, you must register to vote by January 7, 2008.
Voter registration forms are available at the Board of Elections Office in downtown Athens, the Athens Regional Library on Baxter St., the ACC Tag Office on Lexington Rd., the State Patrol Office on Hwy 29, and online at www.sos.state.ga.us/elections.
The other election dates are posted on the Secretary of State's website here.
Paul Broun wins the special election for US Representative of Georgia's 10th District
Paul Broun edged out Jim Whitehead to be the next congressman to take Charlie Norwood's place.
The official results are posted on the Secretary of State's website.
Click here to read the story from the Athens Banner-Herald or here to read the story from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
The runoff was very close with Broun receiving only 50.4% of the vote.
The results of the general election on June 19th ended with Whitehead receiving 44% and Broun receiving only 21%.
Paul Broun's website is http://www.paulbroun.com/
Click here for a map of Georgia's 10th Congressional District of the US House of Representatives.
Andy Herod wins the Special Election for District 8 Commissioner
Andy Herod won the March 20 election against David Hamilton by a vote of 720 to 456. Commissioner Herod will succeed States McCarter, who resigned in February. Voter turnout for the election was 20% of registered voters.
Who represents you?
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Find out who your state representatives are with the Secretary of State's Poll Locator.
Currently there is no "poll locator" for local elected officials, but you can still find out who your Athens-Clarke County representatives are.
- For county commissioners, find your residence on the district map. Each citizen is represented by 1 of the 8 district commissioners and also by 1 of 2 super-district commissioners. Match your two districts with the commissioners list to find your representatives.
- For school board commissioners, locate your residence on the school district map and then match it with the Board of Education member list. Each citizen is represented by 1 of 9 school district commissioners.
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ACC Board of Elections
The Athens-Clarke County, Georgia Board of Elections website is the official government source for registering to vote as well as when, where, and how to vote, and it also has absentee ballots and a live update of election results on election days.