By Walter Jones
Morris News Service
The Augusta Chronicle
November 2, 2010
ATLANTA -- Not everyone waits until the last minute when it comes to voting, since 800,000 Georgians sought to get it out of the way already, according to figures released by the Secretary of State’s Office Monday morning.
Those who did wait to vote in person should remember to bring a photo ID and leave their Tea Party items at home.
Georgians can vote any time up to 45 days before Election Day, either with a mail-in ballot that is traditionally called absentee voting, or in person on a machine. When the early voting period ended Friday, 85 percent had been cast in person.
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