

Your vote is your voice, and Emory takes seriously its responsibility to help you express it. The Emory Votes Initiative fosters a more engaged campus by providing nonpartisan voter information, supporting voter turnout, and empowering our community with credible resources. Young people are traditionally underrepresented in civic life. EVI helps set active civic engagement habits early in adulthood so all students graduate as lifelong involved global citizens.
Visit this Emory Votes resource page to find resources and information on elections! (This will be updated as we get closer to elections)
If you have a question about voting, submit it here! An Emory Votes representative will get back to you as soon as we can.
Georgia 2023 City of Atlanta Municipal Election Dates
→ November 7 - Municipal Elections for the City of Atlanta in 2023 (early voting TBD)
→ Special Elections across the state will also be taking place. Visit here for more info: https://ballotpedia.org/Elections_calendar
Resources for voting (GA tools)
- Sign up for turbovote to register, get reminders and more info on your state's election: emory.turbovote.org
- GA runoff early voting locations: ngp.org/earlyvote
- Visit GA My Voter Page to check your polling location, view sample ballot and more: MVP.sos.ga.gov
- Visit branch.vote to review your GA ballot and learn more about candidates/positions
- Visit The Georgia Voter Guide for a comprehensive non-partisan guide to voting in GA: georgiavoter.guide
- Find your county elections office: GA SOS Elections Division
- Free rides to the polls from New Georgia Project: newgeorgiaproject.org/rides
- Are you an out-of-state student looking to register in Georgia? Click here for a guide to voting in Georgia for out-of-state students. Please note that you have the right to vote in your home state or in Georgia, and you can only vote in ONE election.
Resources for voting (For all states in U.S.)
- Sign up for turbovote to register, get reminders and more info on your state's election: emory.turbovote.org
- U.S. elections/voting info: vote.org
- Visit ballotpedia.org for nationwide ballot lookup tool
- Voter identification resource Vote Riders: voteriders.org
- Open States (Find your legislators, search and track legislation): openstates.org
Emory as a DeKalb County Polling Site - 1599 VOTING HOURS/DATES
EVI is excited to continue to help support the voting precint located on the Atlanta campus! The polling site is located at Emory's 1599 Administrative Building located at 1599 Clifton Road Atlanta, GA 30322. The hours for voting at the 1599 polling location and in DeKalb County are TBD.
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Some FAQs:
- Can I take time off work to vote? Yes, Emory employees may take up to 4 hours paid time off for either early voting or Election Day voting. See the full policy here.
Emory Votes volunteer opportunities
- Please use this sign-up form to join the Emory Votes Initiative in supporting the polling site on Emory’s campus throughout upcoming elections: https://forms.office.com/r/sjkDFLu93C
- Sign up to be an Emory Votes Community Volunteer (tabling, hanging posters and more): https://forms.office.com/r/XrZapkVWnj
- Work as poll worker in DeKalb County: https://forms.office.com/r/kgnTfb9Vic
- Invite EVI to come speak to your class or event. Email hgebres@emory.edu for more info.
Sign the Emory Votes Pledge
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EVI is calling on students, faculty, staff and community members to sign the Emory Votes Pledge and commit to being both a registered AND informed voter and/or be civically engaged. EVI has collected about 500 signatures so far. Help us get to 1,000!
Upcoming events
- Join Emory Votes for trips to the Georgia State Capitol during the 2023 GA legislative session! Email hgebres@emory.edu for more info. Follow us on social media at @emoryvotes for other updates.
Need help?
Email EVI Program Coordinator Hannah Joy at hgebres@emory.edu for more information about voting, elections, collaborations, civic engagement opportunities and more.
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Path to the Polls
To make voting as easy as possible, the Emory Votes Initiative spells out the steps: sign up for TurboVote’s help, register to vote, stay current, request an absentee ballot, and vote successfully!
START HERE