Research Guides: Voting in 2024-Researching Your Ballot: Nonpartisan Voting Resources

Voter Education Resources

Ballotpedia
The "Encyclopedia of American Politics" is full of information about elections. Check the Ballotpedia's Sample Ballot tool to see information on available races.
Vote Smart
A nonprofit organization for over 30 years with the mission of providing unbiased and trusted information about political candidates.
Vote411
This website, run by the League of Women Voters, will share the results of questionnaires provided to each candidate. Voters are able to compare answers of the different candidates to understand where they stand on issues.

What's on the ballot?

Sample ballots are coming!

When you log into the Georgia My Voter page, there's a button for Sample Ballot. You will be able to click on that to see what state and federal races are on the ballot.

Until then, you can start researching the races that you know are on the ballot.

Above are nonpartisan (meaning not supporting one candidate, political party or viewpoint) resources to help you understand a candidate or an issue.