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.
You may also request an absentee ballot by mail or in person in the State of Pennsylvania.
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Guard My Vote uses public information regarding voting issues, voting places, and other information regarding voting. This information may be gathered from Secretary of State sites, local, city, state, and federal government sites, and other third-party sites. While Guard My Vote makes all attempts to display accurate information, Guard My Vote cannot guarantee the information is accurate or that the information hasn’t changed since Guard My Vote received it. Please check with the government entity that handles elections in your state for the most accurate information.
