Three weeks of early voting begins this Monday, April 29 in the state of Georgia for both local races as well as for nominees for congressional and state legislative seats.
May 21 also is the general election for judicial candidates, who run on a nonpartisan basis.
Mail-in ballots were sent last week to those who had requested them, while voters can continue to request a mail ballot through May 10.
In Bryan County, voters can cast their ballot early through May 17 at one of two locations:
Harn Community Center, 91 Lanier Street, Pembroke
Richmond Hill Recreation Complex, 508 Timber Trail, Richmond Hill
Voting hours at both locations are Monday through Fridays, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Voters can also cast their ballot on two Saturdays: May 4 and May 11.
Early voting lasts until May 17.
Here is a list of certified candidates from Bryan County for this year’s May primary elections, according to the official Bryan County website.
2024 Bryan County Certified Candidates
Republican
Clerk of Superior Court
Rebecca “Becky” Crowe
Coroner
Bill Cox
County Commissioner, Chairman
Carter Infinger
Buck Holly
County Commissioner, District 1
Alex Floyd
Scott Puffer
Wes Silas
County Commissioner, District 3
Kevin Bowes
Jeff Nielsen
Chris Raiford
Probate Judge
Billy Reynolds
School Board Vice-Chair
Scott Novinski
Marianne Smith
School Board, District 2
Dennis Seger
Derrick Smith
Sheriff
Mark Crowe
Solicitor General
Don Montgomery
Tax Commissioner
Pamela Gunter
Non-partisan
State Court Judge
Billy Tomlinson
Coastal Soil & Water Conservation, District Supervisor
Jordan Given
Mardee Sanchez