There’s unfinished business for voters to determine who receives their party’s nomination for several state and federal offices as the fall election campaign looms. Voters who participated in the May 24th primary must vote on the same party ballot during the primary runoff. Registered voters who skipped the primary can vote in either party’s runoff. And be aware of local Board of Education elections, some of which are non-partisan.
Democrats have several statewide offices as well as two U.S. congressional district races to decide. Republican voters have four runoffs for U.S. Congress. See below:
Races and Candidates on the ballot
Democratic Ballot
- Lieutenant Governor: Kwanza Hall vs. Charlie Bailey
- Secretary of State: Bee Nguyen vs. Dee Dawkins-Haigler
- Insurance Commissioner: Janice Laws Robinson vs. Raphael Baker
- Labor Commissioner: William Boddie vs. Nicole Horn
- U.S. House District 1: Joyce Marie Griggs vs. Wade Herring
- U.S. House District 10: Tabitha Johnson-Green vs. Jessica Allison Fore
Republican Ballot
- U.S. House District 2: Jeremy Hunt vs. Chris West
- U.S. House District 6: Rich McCormick vs. Jake Evans
- U.S. House District 7: Michael Corbin vs. Mark Gonsalves
- U.S. House District 10: Mike Collins vs. Vernon Jones
We encourage our InsiderAdvantage Georgia readers to vote today. If you’re not sure, check your registration status and your voting precinct at www.mvp.sos.ga.gov.
