Georgia Voters Challenged to Vote Early and #PostThePeach

The #PostThePeach Challenge, initiated by a coalition of county election officials, civic engagement organizations and individual voters, asks voters across Georgia to cast their ballots during early voting for the November 2014 General and Special Election.   After casting their ballots, Georgia voters are challenged to post photos of themselves wearing their state-issued "I am Georgia Voter" peach sticker and to challenge others to #PostThePeach on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.      Voters and organizations throughout Georgia are invited to participate in the nonpartisan #PostThePeach Challenge to engage voters and encourage participation in early voting. Current partners include: Registration & Elections officials from Carroll County, DeKalb County, Fulton County, Hall County and others Georgia Association of Latino Elected Officials Georgia Coalition for the People's Agenda League of Women Voters of Georgia Pro Georgia Early voting across Georgia begins on Monday, October 13. Early voting saves time and is more convenient for voters with busy, modern lifestyles. But even more important, it allows for time for a voter to correct any unforeseen problem that may occur at the polls. Georgia voters will have three weeks to vote early, with some weekend voting hours available in all counties. In total, across the state, Georgia voters will have access to 261 early voting locations, a combined total of 28,262 weekday hours and 1,779 weekend hours for early voting, spanning across a minimum of 16 voting days, and as many as 19 voting days. In addition, voters can cast their ballots by mail and on Election Day.   To find their polling location and the early voting hours and locations in their county, voters can log on to the Georgia My Voter Page at http://www.mvp.sos.ga.gov/. Click for #PostThePeach Kick-Off Details. For more information email postthepeach@gmail.com.