News & Announcements

A public hearing will take place on Wednesday, November 4 and Thursday, November 5.

Secretary Raffensperger announced a FIN FIT webinar on Monday, November 16 at 6pm titled “Borrow Smart: Dodging the Predatory Lending Trap.”

As of 1:35 PM Thursday, 2,294,275 Georgians voted early in-person, surpassing the 2022 midterm record with one day of early voting remaining.

Georgia law requires that all absentee ballots must be received by the county elections office by 7 PM on Tuesday, November 3.

Record-breaking statewide in-person early voting turnout continues as Georgia surpasses two million voters.

Anthropic confirms to the Secretary of State's Office that its agent had not accessed Georgia's voter list or bypassed a paywall...

Record-breaking turnout continues with 1,007,015 Georgians casting their ballots early, in-person as of before noon Tuesday.

Georgia has been named a winner of the 2026 Government Experience Awards for Georgia's Registered Voter Information System (GARViS).

A record-breaking number of Georgians voted on the first day of early voting with more than 188,600 voters heading to the polls.

Secretary Raffensperger introduced a new, intuitive chatbot that gives Georgians fast, convenient access to information on the agency's website.

Secretary Raffensperger hosted a “Senior Savvy" event at Sun City Peachtree Community in Griffin.

The FIN FIT webinar, "Money Pitfalls Costing Millennials and Gen Z Thousands," will take place on Thursday, October 29.