The Path to Victory in Georgia

Georgia's pro-equality voters will be the key to electing Jon Ossoff and Rev. Raphael Warnock. Their races on Jan 5. will determine Biden and Harris’ ability to pass much needed relief and legislation through Congress like COVID-19 relief, the Equality Act, health care expansion and more.

The state's voters turned out in droves to elect Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. However our work is not done. Georgians once again have the power to make history by electing Jon Ossoff and Rev. Raphael Warnock to the U.S. Senate

If you're an eligible Georgia voter, then make your plan to vote before the chaos of the winter holidays approach!

Here are 8 ways to get involved in Georgia and help make history.

1. Know Your Dates

Nov 5: Request your ballot now!
Nov. 18: Mail ballots can be sent (request your ballot via online/mail/fax/in-person)
Dec. 7: Voter registration deadline
Dec. 14: Early in-person voting begins
Jan. 1: Early in-person voting ends
Jan. 5: Election day

2. Check your Voter Registration Status or Register to Vote

The Dec. 7 voter registration deadline is rapidly approaching. Ensure you're eligible and vote Jon Ossoff and Rev. Raphael Warnock.

Check your Status or Register

3. Know Your Polling Location

Bookmark this link and find your polling or ballot drop-off locations. Mail ballots can be sent beginning on Nov. 18 and early in-person voting is from, Dec. 14 - Jan 1.

4. Understand Mail Voting

Mail voting is a safe and reliable way to vote. Here is everything you need to know about Georgia’s mail voting process.

How to Vote By Mail in GA

5. Vote Early!

By voting early, you can ensure your vote is counted and avoid long lines on Jan. 5. Here is everything you need to know about Georgia’s early voting process.

How to Vote Early

6. Volunteer with HRC and Phone bank

We need all hands on deck to mobilize voters across Georgia to turn out for the runoff elections, which means we need YOU to phone bank and text bank with us.

REMEMBER: You don’t have to live in Georgia to phone bank or text bank. You can help save our democracy by reaching Georgia’s voters from right where you are.

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7. Birthday Challenge

All teens in Georgia who will turn 18 by Jan. 5, 2021 can vote in this election. The best birthday gift you can give yourself is to ensure you have U.S. senators who will make a better future for you, your friends and loved ones. Do you know someone who will turn 18 by Jan. 5, 2021? Send them this voter registration link and ensure they’re ready to vote.