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A non-profit organization that helps Americans with information and resources to help register to vote, check voter registration, and make a plan to vote on election day (November 5, 2024.) It also provides everything you need to know about voting by state.
Register To Vote: Voter Registration | GA SOS VR
Check Your Voter Status: GA My Voter Page
No. | Name | Building Name | Address |
101 | Wynnton | Wynnton Methodist Church | 2412 Wynnton Rd |
102 | Carver | Columbus Public Library | 3000 Macon Rd |
103 | St. John | Shirley B Winston Recreation Center | 5025 Steam Mill Rd |
104 | Britt David | Britt David Baptist Church | 2801 W Britt David Rd |
105 | St. Peter | St. Peter Methodist Church | 6507 Moon Rd |
106 | Cornerstone/Chattahoochee | Chattahoochee Valley Church-christ | 122 Bascom Ct |
107 | Columbus Tech | Columbus Tech | 928 Manchester Expy |
108 | Central | Central Baptist Church | 8303 Whitesville Rd |
109 | Wynnbrook | Wynnbrook Baptist Church | 500 River Knoll Way |
110 | Cusseta | Cusseta Road Church Of Christ | 3013 Cusseta Rd |
112 | Ololc | Our Lady Of Lourdes | 1953 Torch Hill Rd |
113 | Mt. Pilgrim | Mt. Pilgrim Baptist Church | 409 Ford Rd |
114 | Faith Tabernacle | Faith Tabernacle Church | 1603 Floyd Rd |
115 | Caanan Baptist | Canaan Baptist Chruch | 2835 Branton Woods Dr |
116 | Gateway Church | Hosley Monumental Cme Church | 6650 Buena Vista Rd |
117 | Cunningham Center | Elizabeth Bradley Turner Center | 3100 Gentian Blvd |
118 | St. Paul | St. Paul Methodist Church | 2101 Wildwood Ave |
119 | Moon | North Highland Assembly Of God | 7300 Whittlesey Blvd |
120 | St. Andrews | St. Andrews Presbyterian Church | 4980 Hancock Rd |
121 | Salvation | Salvation Army Church | 5201 Warm Springs Rd |
122 | First African | First African Baptist Church | 901 5th Ave |
124 | Epworth | Epworth Umc | 2400 Devonshire Dr |
125 | Gallops | Marianna Gallops Center | 1212 15th St |
126 | Edgewood | Edgewood Baptist Church | 3564 Forrest Rd |
127 | Psalmond | Psalmond Road Rec Center | 6550 Psalmond Rd |
Georgia law (O.C.G.A § 21-2-417) requires residents to show photo identification when voting in person. Below are the six forms of identification accepted by the State of Georgia.
The State of Georgia offers a free Voter ID Card. You may obtain an identification card at the Muscogee County Elections & Registration Office. To receive a voter identification card, you must provide the following items:
*From the Columbus Voter Information website
To vote by absentee ballot, you must be a registered voter. You can check your registration status by logging into Georgia's My Voter Page.
If you need to register to vote, visit our Register To Vote page.
To vote by absentee ballot, you must first fill out, sign, and submit an absentee ballot application. You can do this online, by mail, by fax, by email, or in person.
Submit your absentee ballot application by the specified deadline. Absentee ballots may be requested any time between 78 days before the election and the end of the business day on the Friday before Election Day.
After your application is reviewed and validated by the Elections Office, an Absentee Ballot will be mailed to the postal address on your application.
Fill out and sign your absentee ballot. Follow the directions that are included with the ballot. Failure to complete your ballot correctly could cause your ballot not to be counted. Mail the ballot to the Muscogee County Elections & Registration Office (the mailing address is found at the bottom of this web page). The ballot must be mailed no later than Election Day.
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) is the universal form for registration and absentee ballot requests. Applications may be submitted to your county of permanent residence up to 180 days before a primary or election in which a federal candidate appears on the ballot. Complete the FPCA online, or the FPCA form can be printed and mailed in.
The Elections Office will mail the ballots approximately 45 days before an election day. Along with your absentee ballot, you will also receive a State Write-In Ballot (SWAB) to be used in case of a runoff election (you will not receive another ballot for a runoff election). The ballots will be mailed to the address you give on your application. If the address listed on your application changes due to reassignment or if you return to the States, you must update your voter registration by contacting your county election office.
Please mail your completed absentee ballot to the Muscogee County Election & Registration Office (the mailing address is available at the bottom of this web page). Absentee ballots will be accepted up to 3 days after an election if postmarked by Election Day.
For additional help with military and overseas voting, visit the Federal Voting Assistance Program's website.
ATTN: Elections & Registration Office
P.O. Box 1340
Columbus, GA 31902-1340
Contact the Columbus, GA Election and Registration Office
2nd Floor - City Services Center
3111 Citizens Way
Columbus, Georgia 31907
Phone: (706) 653-4392
Fax: (706) 225-4394
ATN: Elections and Registration Office
P.O. Box 1340
Columbus, GA 31902-1340
Director of Elections & Registration
Board of Directors Members
Party Representatives:
Nancy Boren (Elections and Registration Directory) Continues in office
Talisha Austin (Board Secretary)
Use the Secretary of State's My Voter Page tool to access the following voter information:
For a list of Muscogee County's voting precincts and addresses, visit our Voting Precinct page.*
Columbus Election and Voter Registration Office
The official website of the Columbus Consolidated Government
Find all offices at the local, state, and federal offices, when they are up for re-election, which the incumbent candidates are, and the length of terms.
Find all the districting areas for Muscogee county, the city of Columbus, the state of Georgia, and other U.S. Congressional districts.
This link will bring you to the website where you can register to vote, make changes to your voter information, and/or see if you are registered to vote and where your voting precinct is.
This link will bring you to the 2020 election calendar for the Federal and Georgia elections.
This site will bring you to voter information on the Secretary of State website. The office of the Secretary of State is responsible for coordinating and maintaining the integrity of elections in Georgia.
"The National Mail Voter Registration Form can be used to register to vote, to update your registration information due to a change of name, make a change of address or to register with a political party.
The national form also contains voter registration rules and regulations for each state and territory."
Site with online printable voter registration forms for all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Note: residents of some states are not permitted to use the online forms.