During the recent Primary, fewer than 20% of registered voters showed up at the polls. Expectation is that this number could be cut in half for the runoff. That means 10% of registered voters might decide on the leadership of our county. Early voting begins on July 31, so please head to the polls...
On Tuesday, August 8th, citizens of Forsyth County have the opportunity to return to the polls for the runoff. This election is critical to the future of Forsyth County. Homeowners have an opportunity to elect a Board of Commissioners that will put the homeowner and quality of life first over continued rampant development. It's imperative that we take this vote seriously and show up to the polls and let our voices be heard.
We as homeowners must get our neighbors and friends out to vote!
During the recent Primary, fewer than 20% of registered voters showed up at the polls. Expectation is that this number could be cut in half for the runoff. That means 10% of registered voters might decide on the leadership of our county. We must act now and make sure the Homeowner is represented.
Please encourage your neighbors, church members, hoas, friends, etc. to get out and vote to ensure that the direction of our Forsyth County community puts the homeowners' and citizens' interests first.
The Forsyth County Homeowners have a great opportunity to be a strong and loud voice in this election. Let's all act now to make it happen. Here is Primary Runnoff voting information:
ADVANCE VOTING: July 31st - August 4th
LOCATION: Election Office 110 E. Main St. Cumming
HOURS: 8 am - 4:30 pm
ELECTION DAY VOTING: August 8th
All Precincts open 7 AM - 7 PM
NOTE: IF you didn't vote the first time, you can still VOTE regardless of political affiliation. If you voted the first time (as long as you pulled a republican primary voting card), you still can VOTE this time.
Further infromation can be obtained at www.forsythco.com/election-results.asp.
Source: Federation of Forsyth County Homeowners