Emanuel County voters will head to the polls on May 19 for the General Primary and Nonpartisan Election. Polling locations will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Early voting began on April 27 and continues through May 15, giving you multiple opportunities to cast your ballots ahead of Election Day.
Several local offices will appear on the ballot:
Board of Education
District 4: Tanya Lane (Incumbent) vs. Phyllis Dixon
District 5: Elizabeth DeVane (Incumbent) vs. Shonray Brooks
County Commission
District 2: Ricky Thompson (Incumbent, Republican) vs. Alan Moss (Democrat)
Georgia State Senate – District 23
Democratic Primary: Shayna Boston and Satoria Ragin
The winner will advance to face Max Burns in the November General Election.
Voters can review a full sample ballot on page 6A for details on all candidates and contests.
You can also visit the secretary of state website www.sos.ga.gov/mvp to view your individual ballot.
Participating in local elections is one of the most direct ways to influence the future of our community. Every vote plays a role in shaping Emanuel County’s schools, leadership, and representation.
Make your plan, know your polling place, and let your voice be heard on May 19.
