Only 3% Have Voted — Let’s Change That, Habersham!

Election season is here, but so far, only about 3% of registered voters in Habersham County have cast their ballots. That means thousands of voices still haven’t been heard — and your voice matters.

Every election, local or national, shapes the future of our community. From city councils to county initiatives, the choices we make directly affect our schools, roads, taxes, and quality of life. Too often, decisions are made by a small percentage of voters — but that can change if more of us show up.

Voting is one of the simplest and most powerful ways to make a difference. It’s your chance to speak up for what you believe in and support the candidates and issues that reflect your values. Even if you think your single vote won’t matter — history shows it often does. Many local elections are decided by just a handful of ballots.

* County votes represent those living outside of the city limits

Demorest and Baldwin Voters

Habersham News created a video for each mayoral candidate in Baldwin as well as one for each city council candidate in Demorest.
To view the Baldwin Mayoral Candidates, click here to view their videos.
To view the Demorest City Council Candidates, click here to view their videos.

Bottom Line

If you haven’t voted yet, now’s the time. Mark your calendar, make a plan, and remind your friends and family to do the same. Let’s show what Habersham can do when we all get involved.

Every vote counts — and this election, yours could make all the difference.

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