Sen Ossoff: “The polls are open, and now is the opportunity for every citizen to get out there and make our voices heard. I am encouraging everybody across the state of Georgia — don’t wait until Election Day on November 3rd. Vote early, in person.”
Atlanta, Ga. — Today, on the first day of early voting, Senator Jon Ossoff voted early in person to encourage Georgians to make their voices heard and join him at the polls.
Early in-person voting starts today, October 13th and ends on Friday, October 30th. Georgians can find their nearest polling location at iwillvote.com.
The first day of early in-person voting in Georgia also coincides with the second and final debate in Georgia’s U.S. Senate race. Speaking to reporters after voting today, Senator Ossoff also previewed tonight’s debate: “Let me just go ahead and preview for you that tonight, once again, Rep. Mike Collins will face questions he refused to answer last week… Tonight we will pick up right where we left off.”
Sen. Ossoff: “The Trump administration is out of control. We’ve been lied recklessly into war. It costs more today than at any time in American history to fill up your truck, to stock your fridge, to power your home — the administration’s out of control. We need to restore checks and balances in Washington. We need to address this cost of living crisis that’s out of control. And so I am urging folks again. Don’t put this off until November 3rd. Make a plan to vote early, in person, and find your polling place at iwillvote.com.”
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