RUNOFF EDITION

WHY A RUNOFF?
Under Georgia law, a runoff is possible in any election with more than two candidates, because state law requires a candidate to be elected by a majority vote.

The nine-week runoff election for federal races is used in Georgia because federal law requires time for overseas voters to return ballots in federal elections, such as the U.S. Senate.
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WHO ARE THE
CANDIDATES?

United States Senate Special Election
Kelly Loeffler (R)
Raphael Warnock (D)
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United States Senate Election
David Perdue (R)
Jon Ossoff (D)‍

View information on the Georgia runoff elections in Spanish

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Important

The deadline to register to vote by mail, online, and in person was

October 9

You can register at your polling place on election day.

what you should know

How to fill out your ballot

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Idaho

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returning your ballot

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and how to return your ballot in

Idaho

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voting in person

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polling information.

Important

Understand

Idaho

's notarization requirements and

voter ID requirements.

Play it safe and always have your own postage ready along with a valid voter ID.

You can also request a ballot by mail or in person in the State of Idaho.

absentee ballot info

Get to know the absentee ballot requirements for the state of

Idaho.

State absentee ballot rules get your absentee ballot

Important

Idaho

absentee ballot deadline was

October 23

You can also request a ballot by mail or in person in the State of Idaho.

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