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2012 General Election Unofficial Results In
Although much of last night's news about the general election focused on President Barack Obama's win of a second term, several congressional, state and local races also spurred conversation.
2012 General Election Voting Today
Voters head to the polls today to cast ballots for the general election. If you haven't already voted this morning, log into My Voter Page to find your polling location and review a sample ballot.
State Parks Closed to Public for Deer Quota Hunts
Each fall, to prevent deer overpopulation, hunters spend select days culling herds, travelling from one state park to another. Starting tomorrow, Hard Labor Creek State Park will temporarily close to the public during its quota hunt. See the full schedule of park closures.
Unemployment Insurance Benefits Move to Electronic Delivery
Starting today, all recipients of unemployment insurance will get benefits electronically, either through direct bank deposit or debit card.
Peach Pass Updates Available on Mobile
To make an exhausting commute seem less so, the Peach Pass GO! mobile app lets commuters check their account balances, change their toll mode and review their billing statements at a moment's notice.
Last Days to Vote Early for the November 6 General Election
Early voting ends this Friday, November 2. To find polling locations near you, log into My Voter Page or visit the poll locator.
November 6 Ballot Question: Multi-Year Leases for State Agencies
During the last legislative session, the Georgia General Assembly passed Senate Bill 37, a bill that this election will allow voters to decide whether state agencies can enter multi-year lease agreements.
How to Dispose of Scrap Tires
In communities around the state, residents have for some years now raised concerns about the improper disposal of scrap tires, a trend that threatens both environmental and public health.
Find Your Early Voting Locations
Since early voting began last week, more than 500,000 voters have cast ballots either in person or by absentee ballot. To join these early voters, find polling locations near you by logging into My Voter Page or visiting the poll locator.
October Is National Disability Employment Awareness Month
The opportunity to earn a living and be self-supporting is a broadly held goal by Americans. Work is a foundation of stability for individuals and can give one’s life meaning and purpose. Unfortunately, the rate and level of employment for people with disabilities is staggeringly low. Labor force participation is 22% for people with disabilities as compared to 69% for people without disabilities.