October 18, 2026 - 7 views
Your Vote. Your Voice. Our Georgia.
ATLANTA, GA — The King Radio Stations are encouraging Georgia residents to stay informed, prepare for Election Day, and make their voices heard at the ballot box on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
Through The King in Politics, 105.5 FM, AM 1430, and AM 1010 The King are committed to providing information and education to help listeners understand the voting process, check important election details, and prepare to participate in their local and statewide elections.
Early Voting in Georgia: October 13–31
Georgia voters can take advantage of early voting from October 13 through October 31, 2026. Early voting locations, dates, and hours may vary by county.
Voters are encouraged to visit their county Board of Elections website to confirm early voting locations and operating hours before heading out to vote.
Early voting provides an opportunity to cast a ballot before Election Day and may help voters plan around work, family, transportation, and other responsibilities.
Election Day: Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Election Day is Tuesday, November 3. Polling places are scheduled to be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Voters should confirm their assigned polling location before Election Day and allow sufficient time for travel and possible lines. Be sure to bring an accepted form of identification.
Check Your Voter Information Before You Go
Before voting, Georgia residents should verify their voter registration status, polling location, and sample ballot through the Georgia Secretary of State’s My Voter Page.
Official voter information: https://mvp.sos.ga.gov/
The My Voter Page can help voters:
● Confirm their voter registration status.
● Find their assigned Election Day polling location.
● Review their sample ballot.
● Learn what races and questions may appear on their ballot.
Reviewing your sample ballot ahead of time can help you become familiar with the candidates and issues before entering the voting booth.
What Could Be on the Ballot?
Depending on the voter’s district and jurisdiction, ballots may include contests and questions involving:
● Governor, if applicable.
● U.S. House of Representatives.
● Georgia State Senate.
● Georgia State House of Representatives.
● County and local offices.
● Referendums and other ballot questions, if applicable.
Not every voter will have the same ballot. Visit the My Voter Page to see the contests and questions relevant to your address.
Accepted Forms of Identification in Georgia
Georgia voters are generally required to present an acceptable form of identification when voting in person. Accepted forms include:
● Georgia driver’s license, including an eligible license that is expired.
● Georgia state identification card.
● U.S. passport.
● U.S. military identification card.
● Employee photo identification issued by a federal, state, or local government entity.
● A valid student photo ID issued by an eligible Georgia public college or university.
● Tribal identification document containing a photograph.
If you do not have an accepted photo ID, contact your county election office or consult the Georgia Secretary of State’s official election resources for information about available options.
Important Voting Reminders
Before casting your ballot, remember to:
1. Check your voter information and assigned polling place.
2. Confirm early voting dates, times, and locations with your county.
3. Review your sample ballot and research the candidates and ballot questions.
4. Bring an accepted form of identification.
5. Plan transportation and allow time for potential lines.
6. Share verified election information with family, friends, and members of your community.
Need Voting Assistance?
For nonpartisan voter assistance, contact the Election Protection hotline at 866-OUR-VOTE (866-687-8683).
You can also contact your local county Board of Elections for official information about polling locations, voting hours, and election procedures.
The King in Politics: Information. Education. Community.
The King Radio Stations encourage every eligible Georgia voter to take an active role in the democratic process. Staying informed, understanding the ballot, and making a voting plan are important steps toward meaningful civic participation.
Tune in to 105.5 FM, AM 1430, and AM 1010 The King for community-focused information and programming.
Georgia, your vote matters. Be informed. Be prepared. Be heard!
The King Radio Stations — Information. Education. Community. All Year Round.
Official resource: https://sos.ga.gov/elections
