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Explore how your community voted in Georgia’s primary election

Use the map to explore results from some of the top Republican, Democratic and nonpartisan races across the state.
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Georgians cast ballots at more than 2,500 polling locations across the state’s 159 counties. Detailed vote counts published by the secretary of state’s office allow for a closer look at how communities across Georgia voted in Tuesday’s primaries.

Use the map below to explore results from some of the top Republican, Democratic and nonpartisan races across the state.

Precinct maps are sourced primarily from the General Assembly’s Legislative and Congressional Reapportionment Office as well as county election offices around the state.

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