After two weeks of early voting in the 2026 primaries, Cobb Elections reports that more than 32,000 people have cast ballots in advance of the May 19 elections. 
Nearly a third of those ballots have been cast at the two early voting locations in East Cobb.
Cobb voters are deciding on a number of offices in the primaries, including contested races for Cobb Board of Commissioners, Cobb Board of Education, 11th District Congress, Georgia Governor and other statewide offices, state judges and U.S. Senate.
As of Thursday, Cobb Elections said 97 percent of the early votes have been cast at person, at more than a dozen locations.
Leading the way is the East Cobb Government Services Center (4,005 votes), followed by the Tim D. Lee Senior Center (3,680 votes). The full breakdown is here; voters can vote early at any location in the county through next Friday, May 15.
The last weekend day of early voting is Sunday, and the East Cobb Government Service Center (4400 Lower Roswell Road) will be open from 12-5.
Voters can also drop the ballots at the drop box at the East Cobb Government Service Center during early voting hours through next Friday.
Those early voting hours next week will be 7-7 Monday-Friday; there will be no early voting next weekend.
On election day, May 19, voters will go their assigned precincts.
For more locations for early voting, click here. Cobb voters can cast early ballots at any location in the county regardless of where they live.
Voters must bring a valid photo ID with them to the polls (click here for details).
Absentee ballots must be received in person or by mail at the Cobb Elections office or delivered to a designated drop box by 7 p.m. on May 19, when the polls close for good on election day.
To check your voter registration status, and to get a customized sample ballot, visit the Georgia Secretary of State’s My Voter Page.
Cobb Elections also has prepared consolidated sample ballots: Democratic | Republican | Non-Partisan
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- Cobb school board candidate profile: Jennifer Susko, Post 6
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- Cobb school board candidate profile: Micheal Garza, Post 4
- Cobb Commission candidate profile: JoAnn Birrell, District 3
- Cobb Commission candidate profile: Chris Wasserman, District 3
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- East Cobb Early Voting Guide for the 2026 primary election
- East Cobb News explainer: How we cover politics and elections
- MORE: Visit the East Cobb News Politics & Elections Page
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