Hall County Elections

City officials say early voting for the Dec. 1 Gainesville City Council runoff has been "extremely low" and note that there are just a few more days to cast an early ballot.

Early voting for December 1 runoff elections in the City of Gainesville begins Monday, the same day absentee ballots are to be mailed.

The Georgia Association of Elected Officials (GALEO) and LatinoJustice are pushing Hall and Gwinnett counties to provide bilingual voting materials for Spanish speaking people for the 2016 election cycle.

Hall County voters have voted to extend the current penny sales tax for education, with 74% of participating voters supporting E-SPLOST V.

Tuesday is election day - the day voters in Hall County will be asked to decide the fate of an extension of an education sales tax (E-SPLOST) as well as a school board seat and several city council posts.

The Hall County Republican Party is hosting a forum Thursday night for candidates running for a seat on the Gainesville City Council Nov. 3.

Early voting begins Monday for the Nov. 3 General Election and the Hall County education tax referendum (E-SPLOST).

The millage rate for property owners in the City of Gainesville is now officially set, but final approval was not without some dissent.

Hall County Commissioners are considering the approval of two projects totaling slightly more than $300,000 to upgrade the county's E-911 Center.

Monday is the deadline to register to vote Nov. 3 when Hall County residents will be asked to approve an extension of the education sales tax and a number of city elections will be held.