Georgia voters face significant changes and essential information ahead of Election Day. New laws require valid photo IDs for in-person and absentee voting, while recent rule changes could delay certification of results.

This year, thanks to newly-passed election bill S.B. 189, election officials say the results will be available much sooner than they were in 2020.

Georgia’s highest court has stayed a lower court ruling that would have allowed certain voters in the state’s third-largest county who received their absentee ballots late to return them after the dea

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger said some counties have not shared early voting results within an hour of polls closing, as is a requirement.

The Cobb County election board met on Tuesday afternoon to get this county’s vote certified. Cobb went for 57-42 percent for Democrat Kamala Harris; Georgia counties were also certifying votes up and down the ballot.

Tuesday was the deadline for Georgia’s 159 counties to certify their votes. Georgia has until Nov. 23 to certify the state’s results.

One week since the 2024 presidential election and it’s now time for Georgia’s counties to certify the results and send them to the Secretary of State’s Office.

Tuesday is the deadline for Georgia’s 159 counties to certify their votes. The state has until Nov. 23 to certify the state’s results.

Georgia's 159 counties are set to certify the 2024 election on Tuesday, the deadline day for certification. The deadline for counties comes 10 days before the Nov. 22 deadline for Georgia Sec. of State Brad Raffensperger to certify the results.