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Brad Raffensperger (Republican) is the Secretary of State of Georgia, in office since January 14, 2019. Information as of Oct. 13, 2026.
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Georgia Passes 1 Million Early Votes in a Week as Ossoff Leads by 7 and the Governor’s Race Sits at 46 to 45More than 1 million Georgians have voted a week into early voting, the secretary of state’s data shows. New polls give Sen. Jon Ossoff a 7-point lead over Mike Collins, while the open governor’s race between Rick Jackson and Keisha Lance Bottoms is a statistical tie.
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Georgia Shatters Its Midterm Early Voting Record: 188,600 In-Person Votes on Day One, 40% More Than 2022, and Nearly 200,000 Ballots by Day TwoGeorgia voters cast about 188,600 in-person ballots on Oct. 13, the first day of early voting, a midterm record 53,000 above 2022. Including absentee ballots, nearly 200,000 had voted by day two. Early voting ends Oct. 30.
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North Carolina Opens Early Voting Today as More Than 4 Million Americans Have Already Voted and Records Fall From Georgia to OhioIn-person early voting in North Carolina begins Oct. 15 and runs through Oct. 31, with same-day registration. More than 4 million Americans have already voted nationwide; Georgia set a midterm record and Ohio’s early vote has nearly quadrupled from 2022.
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Georgia Shatters Its Midterm Early-Voting Record: Nearly 189,000 Ballots on Day OneGeorgia voters set a midterm record on the first day of early voting: 188,667 in-person ballots by the secretary of state’s unofficial count, against 134,962 on day one in 2022. What it means for the Ossoff–Collins Senate race and the governor’s race.
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