Politics & Government
Election Day 2021 In Loganville: When, Where To Vote
This year, Loganville voters will decide on races for mayor and three at-large City Council seats.

LOGANVILLE — The Nov. 2 election is here in Loganville-Grayson, and voters have already begun submitting ballots. This year, voters will decide on races for City Council. With no one qualifying to oppose current Loganville Mayor Skip Baliles, he is slated to take office in January.
The Candidates:
Seven city council candidates qualified for three at-large City Council seats in the Loganville Nov. 2 municipal election, which include incumbent Anne Huntsinger. Mayor Baliles is running unopposed.
Terry Parsons, Shenia Rivers-Divine, Rosa D. Steele, Branden Whitfield, Melanie Long and James Wilson qualified as candidates for City Council. The three candidates who get the most votes will fill the at-large council seats.
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Election Day
The polls will be open for the November 2, 2021 General Election from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. You can verify your precinct and polling location by visiting the Secretary of State Poll Locator.
All registered Walton County voters will be able to vote at their regular county precinct on Election Day. Gwinnett County voters will vote at the Rock Gym/Ag Building, 135 Main Street in Loganville. Loganville residents who vote in Walton County should visit the county's Elections Office website for more information.
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Want to know which location will get you in and out quickest? Gwinnett County posts estimated wait times for each location on its website, refreshed every five minutes.
Come back to the Loganville Patch throughout the night for elections results.
Absentee Voting
Absentee voting will be different this year with Georgia's new voting law. Last year, the State Election Board allowed local election offices to set up secure absentee drop boxes as long as there was around-the-clock video surveillance. But starting this year, drop boxes must be located inside the county's election office or early voting locations.
Absentee ballots must be received by your local County Board of Registrar's Office by the time polls close on Election Day at 7 p.m. in order to be counted.
ID Requirements
To vote in person you will need to show ID. There are six acceptable forms of photo ID:
- Georgia Driver's License, even if expired
- Valid ID issued by any state or the Federal Government
- Valid employee ID issued by the Federal Government, the State of Georgia, or a county, city, or other government entity of Georgia
- Valid US passport
- Valid US military ID
- Valid tribal ID
For more information about Georgia's ID requirements, visit the Secretary of State's page.
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