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Candidates crisscrossing state on final day
Candidates across Georgia are making a final push to reach voters Monday, the day before polls open for the Nov. 3 election.
ATLANTA - Georgia candidates were making their final appeals to voters across the state ahead of Election Day, as campaigns scheduled stops in metro Atlanta and other cities.
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Strategic advisor Andrew Aydin with Rock The Vote said statewide constitutional offices could be decided by just a few hundred votes. "If you’ve ever wondered whether or not your vote matters, this is the election where your vote could make the difference," Aydin said.
Monday campaign stops
Sen. Jon Ossoff was scheduled to campaign Monday in DeKalb County with other Democrats running for office, including secretary of state candidate Judge Penny Brown Reynolds and attorney general candidate Tanya Miller. Ossoff’s Republican opponent, U.S. Rep. Mike Collins, planned to meet with supporters in Atlanta.
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Republican Rick Jackson and Gov. Brian Kemp were scheduled to campaign together in seven cities. Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms planned four stops for the final leg of her "Georgia’s Voice, Georgia’s Vote" tour.
Polling hours
Polling locations are set to open at 7 a.m. and close at 7 p.m. on Tuesday. Voters who are in line by closing time will still be allowed to vote.
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