Early Voting
Early voting allows voters to cast ballots in person before Election Day during a period established by state or local law. It can reduce Election Day lines and give voters more scheduling options. The dates, locations, eligibility rules, and hours vary by jurisdiction.
Early voting allows voters to cast ballots in person before Election Day during a period established by state or local law. It can reduce Election Day lines and give voters more scheduling options. The dates, locations, eligibility rules, and hours vary by jurisdiction.
Example: Georgia offered in-person early voting before the November 2024 general election under the state’s election schedule.
Common misconception: Every state has the same early-voting period. Early-voting rules are set by state law and local election administration.
Sources: https://www.eac.gov/voters; https://sos.ga.gov/