October 21 | Local News

As Georgia faces a record-breaking early voting turnout prediction ahead of the Nov. 3 midterm elections, Macon citizens are heading to the polls early to avoid Election Day crowds and ensure their voices are heard.

Maconites break early voting records ahead of Election Day

By Dexter Whitby Jr.

Maconites break early voting records ahead of Election Day

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