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The Johns Creek Environmental Campus issued 544 early voting ballots in the first two days of advance voting, while Fulton County logged 45,804 ballots countywide as Georgia shattered its midterm early voting record.
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Johns Creek residents can cast early ballots at three Fulton County locations through Oct. 30, as Georgia's first day of early voting shattered the midterm record with more than 188,667 in-person ballots statewide.
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Early voting opened Tuesday, Oct. 13, in the Georgia House District 25 race, where incumbent Republican Todd Jones faces Democratic challenger Elaine Padgett in a contest covering parts of north Fulton and southeast Forsyth counties.
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Fulton County early voting begins Tuesday, Oct. 13, with three polling locations in or near Johns Creek open through Oct. 30. Voters will decide a tight governor's race, a U.S. Senate contest and two local sales-tax questions.
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The final House District 50 debate between Rep. Michelle Au and Republican challenger Azure Duan is set for Thursday, Oct. 8, at the Yifan Event Center in Johns Creek, five days before early voting opens Oct. 13.
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Republican Rick Jackson and Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms clashed over Flock camera restrictions, income and grocery taxes, teacher pay and data centers in their only gubernatorial debate before the Nov. 3 election, with early voting starting Oct. 13.
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Republican incumbent Bridget Thorne is running for re-election to the Fulton County Commission District 1 seat in the Nov. 3 general election, emphasizing fiscal discipline and local accountability in responses to our candidate questionnaire.
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Katherine E. Juhan-Arnold, a Democrat running for Georgia agriculture commissioner on Nov. 3, 2026, outlines her priorities for farmer profitability, consumer protection and farmland preservation in a Johns Creek Bulletin questionnaire.
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Zane Placie, an actuary, is running for the Fulton County Soil and Water Conservation District Board in the Nov. 3 general election, saying he wants to increase transparency and refocus the office on erosion control.
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Forsyth County has relocated its South Forsyth early voting site to Johns Creek Baptist Church because of construction at Sharon Springs Park, while Fulton County offers two Johns Creek locations for the Oct. 13–30 early voting period ahead of the Nov. 3 general election.
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Fulton County will open 32 early voting locations on Oct. 13 for the Nov. 3 general election, including three sites in or near Johns Creek, with voter registration closing Monday, Oct. 5.
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