Elections are not only crucial to our community, but serve as the cornerstone of government and pave roads for the future. The Polk County Board of Elections Office is committed to ensuring fair, transparent, and accessible elections for all voters in our community. Our team works diligently to maintain the integrity of the election process. Through their dedication, they uphold the right of every citizen to have their voice heard and vote counted.
MAY 19TH ELECTION AUDIT
NOTICE OF AUDIT: The Polk County Board of Elections will conduct an audit of the 2026 General Primary and Nonpartisan Election on Friday, May 29th, 2026 beginning at 10:00am until concluded at the Elections Department located at 144 West Avenue, Cedartown, Georgia 30125. This process is open to the public.
JUNE 16TH SPECIAL ELECTION RUNOFF
To view the list of all Polk County Voting Precincts, please click here. To view a Sample Ballot, please visit the My Georgia Voter page here.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS AND REGISTRATION
CALLED/CANCELLED MEETING: The Polk County Board of Elections meeting scheduled for Wednesday, June 10th, has been cancelled. The Board of Elections will hold a special called meeting on Friday, June 19th, at 10:00am. The meeting will take place at the County Commissioners Meeting Room located at 73 Clines Ingram Jackson Road, Cedartown GA, 30125.
VOTER REGISTRATION
Ensure your voice is heard in Polk County. Click the button below to access the voter registration portal and take the first step towards participating in our democratic process. Your vote matters! If you are unsure of your registration status, want to register for the first time, or you would like to print your Voter Registration Card, click the "Register Now" button below:
Register Now
BECOME A POLL WORKER
Join us in ensuring a fair and efficient election process by becoming a poll worker. Your participation is vital to the democratic process, and Election Day Poll Workers are the most important part of any Election Day!
Poll Workers ensure your voting experience is seamless and satisfactory by helping run all Election Day operations at their assigned location and delivering Election Results to the office on Election Night.
Want to learn more? Check out our "Poll Worker Info and Application" documents below for more information.
CANDIDATE QUALIFYING AND FILING
Polk County residents who are interested in running for office must first qualify to be placed on the ballot. ALL Polk County Elected Officials and Potential Candidates must file all required paperwork with the Polk County Board of Elections and The Government Transparency and Campaign Finance Commission.
Information on the qualifying process and corresponding documents can be found in the Document Center below.
