FULTON COUNTY EARLY VOTING DATES AND LOCATIONS

• Dates

  • Saturday, 11/23: 9am–6pm

  • Sunday, 11/24: 12pm–5pm

  • Monday, 11/25: 9am–6pm

  • Tuesday, 11/26: 9am–6pm

  • Wednesday, 11/27: 9am–6pm

• Locations

  • Adams Park Library

  • Buckhead Library*

  • CT Martin Natatorium and Recreation Center*

  • East Point First Mallalieu UMC*

  • Ponce De Leon Library

  • Metropolitan Library

  • Northwest Library

DEKALB COUNTY EARLY VOTING DATES AND LOCATIONS

• Dates

  • Saturday, 11/23: 9am-6pm

  • Sunday, 11/24: 12pm-5pm

  • Monday, 11/25: 9am–6pm

  • Tuesday, 11/26: 9am–6pm

  • Wednesday, 11/27: 9am–6pm

• Locations

  • Bessie Branham Recreation Center

  • DeKalb Voter Registration & Elections Office*

  • Emory University

  • New Bethel AMEC

  • New Life Community Alliance*

  • North DeKalb Senior Center

  • Stonecrest (former Sam’s Club)*

  • Tucker-Reid H. Cofer Library*

*Indicates drop box locations

Host: MARTA Army & Beltline Rail Now!

In-person only

Moderators Brian Sumlin & Tejas Kotak will ask the two Post 3 runoff candidates questions on the following topics:

• Multimodal Lifestyle

• Sidewalks and Pedestrian Infrastructure

• Transit Projects

• Alleviating Traffic Congestion

• Housing Affordability and Diversity

• World Cup Legislation and Neighborhood Impact

• Action plan for Safer Streets / Vision Zero

Run of Show

6:30 PM Doors Open

7:00 - 7:10 Opening Remarks

7:10 - 7:15 Candidate Introductions

7:15 - 8:00 Moderated Q&A

8:00 - 8:25 Audience / Press Q&A

8:25 - 8:30 Closing Remarks

The event will be hosted and moderated by Amber Connor, a candidate during the Post 3 At-Large general election.

Register for the forum here!

On December 3, Atlanta residents will vote in a runoff election for the Atlanta City Council Post 3 At-Large seat. The runoff will be between Eshé Collins and Nicole Evans Jones, because neither candidate received over 50% of voters during the general election. This seat serves the entire city of Atlanta. 

Join us for an unscripted, 90 minute moderated discussion on December 12 with candidates as we discuss their qualifications, policy platforms, and how they would address social and economic inequality in Atlanta. There will also be an opportunity for audience members to ask questions.

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What are my transportation options to/from the event? The closest MARTA station is King Memorial. For those driving, there is a paid parking lot directly next to the building, along with street parking. We also offer bike parking inside our building. 

What is the COVID-19 policy? Masks are encouraged but not required. Please do not attend if you are not feeling well or are exhibiting symptoms of sickness.

Will this event be available virtually? Yes! If you prefer to watch this interview virtually, please select a virtual ticket, and we will send you the viewing link before the event.

Where Is My Polling Place?

Absentee ballot deadlines

• Request ballot (received by) : October 25

• Return ballot by mail (received by) : November 5, close of polls

• Return ballot in person : November 5, close of polls

In person at local election office: October 7, close of business

Register online: October 7, close of business

Register by mail (postmarked by): October 7

WATCH THE #VOTEATL CANDIDATE FORUM HERE!

This November, in addition to voting for President, Atlanta voters will elect a new member of City Council for Post 3 At-Large. This seat serves the entire city of Atlanta. The Center for Civic Innovation is hosting a moderated candidate forum and one-on-one interviews to learn more about the candidates and their vision for our city.

Join us for an unscripted, 90 minute moderated-discussion with candidates about their qualifications, policy platforms, and how they would address social and economic inequality in Atlanta. There will also be an opportunity for audience members to ask questions. 

This candidate forum is part of #VoteATL, a collaborative project among community organizations and leaders in Atlanta focused on informing and engaging residents in local elections.

On Monday, September 16, the Concerned Black Clergy of Metropolitan Atlanta hosted a candidate forum for Atlanta City Council’s Post 3 At-Large special election. You can watch the complete video of the forum here.

This November, in addition to voting for President, Atlanta voters will elect a new member of City Council for Post 3 At-Large. This seat serves the entire city of Atlanta. The Center for Civic Innovation is hosting a moderated candidate forum and one-on-one interviews to learn more about the candidates and their vision for our city.

Each candidate interview will be an unscripted, 60-minute conversation with the candidate about their background, their understanding of Atlanta's social and economic inequality, and their vision for what they'd do about it if they were elected.