Voter Guide
Vote in the May 19 Republican primary.
Everything a Georgia Republican voter needs to know to cast a ballot for Carolyn Roddy in the 2026 Public Service Commission District 5 primary.
Three dates that matter
April 20
Last day to register to vote
Apr 27 – May 15
Early voting statewide
May 19
Primary election day, 7 AM – 7 PM
How to vote
Four steps to cast your ballot.
01
Check your registration
Confirm you’re registered at mvp.sos.ga.gov. Not registered? The deadline is Monday, April 20.
02
Find your polling place
My Voter Page shows your assigned election-day precinct and the early-voting locations in your county.
03
Bring a photo ID
Georgia driver’s license, state ID, US passport, military ID, tribal ID, or government employee photo ID.
04
Vote the Republican ballot
Georgia has open primaries. Ask for the Republican ballot and vote Carolyn Roddy for Public Service Commission District 5.
Good to know
A few things about Georgia’s primary.
Public Service Commission seats are elected statewide. Even though each commissioner represents a district, all registered Georgia voters choose from the same ballot. That means your vote for PSC District 5 counts whether you live in Atlanta, Brunswick, Clayton, or Blue Ridge.
Georgia has open primaries. You do not register by party. When you show up to vote, ask for the Republican ballot and you’ll receive it. You can vote the Republican ballot in this primary even if you voted Democratic last time.
During early voting (April 27 – May 15), you may vote at any early-voting site in your county of residence. Hours and locations vary by county. On election day (May 19), you must vote at your assigned precinct between 7 AM and 7 PM.
If you request an absentee ballot, the Georgia Secretary of State must receive your application at least 11 days before the election. Completed absentee ballots must be received by 7:00 PM on May 19 — postmark does not count.
Official Resources
Everything you need from the Georgia Secretary of State.
→ My Voter Page (mvp.sos.ga.gov) — check your registration, confirm party, see your polling place and your sample ballot.
→ Online voter registration — register or update your info through April 20.
→ Request an absentee ballot — for eligible voters, through the Georgia SOS portal.
→ Georgia Secretary of State — Elections — general election info, forms, county-by-county guidance.
On the Ballot
Vote Carolyn Roddy for PSC District 5.
The Public Service Commission sets the rates every Georgia household pays for power. Carolyn is the only candidate in this Republican primary who has actually practiced utility regulation.
Sources
Primary election, early voting, and registration deadlines for the May 19, 2026 Georgia Republican primary: Georgia Secretary of State — Elections Division; My Voter Page (mvp.sos.ga.gov); Ballotpedia — 2026 Georgia PSC election.
Acceptable photo ID, absentee ballot rules, and polling-place procedures: Georgia Secretary of State — Elections.
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