Tomorrow is Election Day in Habersham County, and it is the final chance for residents to cast their ballots in this year’s municipal elections. If you haven’t voted yet, now is the time to make a plan to go to the polls and participate in choosing the leaders who will help guide our local communities.
Local elections shape the future of our cities — from police and fire services, to parks, zoning, business growth, and the character of our neighborhoods. Your vote directly influences your community.
Cities Voting Tomorrow
The following municipalities have contested and/or unopposed races on the ballot:
City of Baldwin (click on candidate name for video)
Mayor
• Alice Venter
• Douglas Faust
Council Post 4
• Joe Elam
• James Wiese
City of Clarkesville
Council Post 1
• Angelia Kiker (Incumbent, Unopposed)
Council Post 4 (Contested)
• Rick Coulon
• Leigh Johnston
• Liz Treadwell
Demorest City Council (Vote for up to two) (click on candidate name for video)
• Shawn Allen (Incumbent)
• Patti Davis
• Andrew Ferguson (Incumbent)
• Jim Welborn
Election Day Details
Tuesday, November 5
Polls Open: 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM
On Election Day, you must vote at your assigned precinct (not at the County Elections Office).
Look up your precinct here:
https://mvp.sos.ga.gov
Bring one valid photo ID, such as a Georgia driver’s license, state ID, passport, military ID, or voter ID card.
Make Your Plan to Vote
Take a minute tonight to:
- Decide what time you’ll vote
- Confirm your precinct
- Invite a neighbor or friend to go with you
When more people participate, our shared voice becomes stronger.
Tomorrow is our last chance.
Let’s show up for Baldwin, Demorest, and Clarkesville.
Let’s shape our future, together.
