Know Before You Go
Your ballot can include federal, state, county, judicial, district, and local races. A GAMC Voter Prep Booklet brings the races and candidates connected to your area into one place so you can review them before you vote.
Use the location search above to identify the voting districts that may apply to you. A complete street address can usually provide a more precise district match, while a ZIP-code search may show more than one possible district for you to confirm.
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Find your voting area
Search by ZIP code or street address to identify your county, congressional district, and state legislative districts.
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Review your races
See the election contests and candidates GAMC has identified for those areas from official election-source data.
3
Research and prepare
Use candidate profiles, campaign websites, source links, web research, and your own notes to learn more before making your choices.
What can be included in a Voter Prep Booklet?
Election information
Election name, date, and location.
Your applicable races
Federal, statewide, congressional, legislative, county, judicial, and local contests as available.
Candidate information
Candidate names, party where applicable, and GAMC profile information as it becomes available.
Research tools
Links to candidate websites, official sources, web research, and additional GAMC resources.
Personal preparation
Print your booklet, make notes, and use it as a reference while preparing to vote.
Flexible display
Show or hide sections so the booklet focuses on the races and information most useful to you.
Why prepare before Election Day?
Ballots can contain many contests, including offices that receive less day-to-day news coverage. Reviewing the ballot in advance gives you time to identify unfamiliar races, compare source material, research candidates' stated positions and records, and write down questions or notes before voting.
Use it online or take it with you
Your Voter Prep Booklet is designed to work both on screen and as a clean printable reference. You can research online, hide sections you do not need, and print or save the booklet as a PDF for your personal preparation.
As GAMC adds more features, registered members will also be able to save voter-area settings and return to a personalized My Voter Prep Booklet. Public visitors will still be able to create and use a booklet without registering.
About the data: GAMC compiles election and candidate information from official state and local election authorities. Geographic district matching uses current geographic lookup data and may require confirmation when a ZIP code crosses district boundaries. District assignments, candidate lists, and finalized ballots can change. Always confirm your registration, voting districts, and official sample ballot with your state or local election authority before voting.