Precinct Information    (back to top)

    Results
        Election Results will not be posted until after the close of polls
    
     Directions
        For directions to your precinct, use the link below and enter the required information.
        Your precinct will then be displayed along with a link to mapquest for directions.  When you
         are done, close the new window to come back to here.
                                  http://www.sos.state.ga.us/cgi-bin/locator.asp 

    Sample Ballots  
   
        Find the precinct/split that corresponds to your voting assignment in the table below.
        If you are not sure in which precinct and Ga. districts you are located, call 706-935-3990,
        reference your voter registration card or follow the link under Directions (above).
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Election Related Links
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Secretary of State Home Page

Secretary of State Elections Page

Center for Election Systems at Kennesaw State University

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Election Results (7-15-08)      (back to top)
Click HERE for Countywide Results

Click on the 'R' next to the precinct to see results for that precinct

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2008 Election Information

January 7, 2008          Last day a person may register to be eligible to vote in the February 5, 2008
                                 Presidential Preference Primary.

February 5, 2008        Presidential Preference Primary

June 16, 2008             Last day a person may register to be eligible to vote in the July 15, 2008
                                 General Primary or August 5, 2008 Primary Runoff (if needed).

July 15, 2008             General Primary

August 5, 2008           Primary Runoff (if needed)

August 18, 2008         Last day a person may register to be eligible to vote in the September 16, 2008
                                 Special Election (if needed)

September 16, 2008   Special Election (if needed)

October 6, 2008         Last day a person may register to be eligible to vote in the November 4, 2008
                                General - Nonpartisan Election or December 2, 2008 Runoff (if needed)

November 4, 2008     General - Nonpartisan Election

December 2, 2008     General - Nonpartisan Election Runoff (if needed)

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General Voter Information     (back to top)

    F.A.Q.'s  (Frequently Asked Questions)

    What are acceptable forms of ID for voting?

    What if I do not have a picture ID?

    How do I know if I am registered to vote?

    I've moved.  What do I need to do?

    How do I get an absentee ballot?

    How can I get an absentee ballot for a relative?

    When is advance voting?

    Where do I advance vote?

    What is required to advance vote?

    What is the difference between absentee and advance voting?

    How do I register to vote online?

    Where can I get information about my elected officials?
 

What if I do not have a picture ID?
    Contact your registrar to find out about obtaining a valid photo ID
    Registrar: Donna Bomar  706-935-3990
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How do I know if I am registered to vote?
    Contact your registrar to find out if you are registered to vote.
    Registrar: Donna Bomar 706-935-3990
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I've moved.  What do I need to do?
    It depends if you have moved out of state, out of the county or to another
    location within the county.
Out Of State:
    You will need to contact the registrar in the county/state that you have moved to.  We cannot
    transfer your voter registration information.  You will need to contact the Catoosa County registrar
    as well to terminate your registration in Georgia

Out Of The County:
    You will need to contact either your new or old county registrar and ask for
    a change of address form.  This form can be mailed, or you may pick one up
    in person at any county registrars office.

Relocated Within Catoosa County:
    Please call the Catoosa County registrar at 706-935-3990
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How do I get an absentee ballot?
    You may contact the elections office at 706-935-3990 or go online at
    http://www.sos.ga.gov/elections/elections/voter%5Finformation/#Absentee_Voting to complete
    an absentee ballot application. You may request an absentee ballot as early as 180 days before
    an election. The application must be in writing, contain the address to which the ballot is to
    be mailed, have sufficient information to identify you as a voter, and indicate the election in which
    you wish to vote.  No reason is required when requesting an absentee ballot by mail.
    Mail or bring this application to the elections office and they will mail your absentee ballot.
    Each election will require a new request for absentee ballot unless you
    check the box indicating that you wish to receive all absentee ballots as allowed by law.
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How can I get an absentee ballot for a relative?
    If your close relative is physically disabled or living temporarily outside their county of residence,
    you may apply for an absentee ballot for them.  Close relative is defined as: mother, father, grandparent, brother,
    sister, aunt, uncle, spouse, son, daughter, niece, nephew, grandchild, son-in-law, daughter-in-law, mother-in-law,
    father-in-law, brother-in-law or sister-in-law.  You will be required to sign an oath testifying that the voter is
    either out of county or physically disabled.
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When is advance voting?
    Advance voting occurs the entire week prior to any election.  In Catoosa County, the polls are open 8:00 a.m. until
    5:00 p.m. (normal office hours) as well as an extended session on Thursday when the polls will stay open until 7:00 p.m.
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Where do I advance vote?
    Advance voting for ALL OF CATOOSA COUNTY will take place at Catoosa Hall (formerly the Courthouse Annex)
    in downtown Ringgold. 
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What is required to advance vote?
    Advance voting requires nothing more than the ID stated in the first question.  No reason is required to advance vote.
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What is the difference between absentee and advance voting?
    Absentee voting: Can be done via mail.  Can vote up to 45 days prior to the election either in house or via mail.
        Although voting absentee via mail does not require a reason, if you opt to vote absentee in-house (at Catoosa Hall)
        you will be required to state a reason.  Valid reasons are: Absent from precinct all day (7 am - 7 pm) on election day,
        physical disability, must give constant care to someone who is physically disabled, election official, religious holiday,
        must be in place of employment to protect health, life or safety of the public for the entire time the polls are open,
        75 years of age or older, a citizen of the U.S. permanently residing outside the U.S., or are a member of the military
        or spouse or dependant of a member residing outside the county.
    Advance voting: Can only be done at Catoosa Hall the week prior to the election.  No reason needed.
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How do I register to vote online?
    Follow this link to the Secretary of State's website.
    http://www.sos.ga.gov/elections/voter%5Fregistration/voter_reg_app.htm
    Please remember this important part: If you are submitting this form by mail and you are registering for the first
    time in Georgia, enclose a copy of one of the following with your application: A copy of a current and valid
    photo ID, a copy of a current utility bill, bank statement, government check, paycheck, or other government
    document that shows your name and address. Those who are entitled to vote by absentee ballot under the Uniform
    and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act are exempt from this requirement.
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Where can I get information about my elected officials?
    If you are an elected official, voted on by the electors of Catoosa County and feel that any information needs to be
    added, removed or appended please contact the registrar's office at 706-935-3990.

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