How Georgia Voted on 11/3/2026: The First Numbers
A CivicBubble™ data brief. This is a first look at the 11/3/2026 general election, and these numbers will change. All results are unofficial, as of 11/4/2026, 2:39 PM ET. We'll update this article when final results are in.
November 4, 2026 · By CivicBubble™
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Rick Jackson has more votes in 125 of Georgia's 159 counties, but Keisha Lance Bottoms has more votes statewide, 2,268,464 to 1,908,266.
| 💡 | Election Insight The 55 darkest red counties only cover 32.1% of the state's area, but Metro Atlanta's 11 core counties are 5.6% of the area and carried 49.2% of the votes. |

Who voted by CivicBubble™ party model
Georgia doesn't register voters by party. CivicBubble™'s party model is based on multiple factors, including historical primary ballots recorded. It's a calculated model built from public records of past election participation. We don't know how anyone actually voted.
| 💡 | Election Insight 3,435,489 of 7,530,798 active voters had no vote recorded as of 11/4/2026. 54.4% of active voters have a vote recorded, and 45.6% do not. |

| 💡 | Election Insight People with a modeled party are far more likely to vote. 48.3% of active voters have one, but they're 72.1% of the people who voted. |
Before and after the 11/3/2026 election

The full report has every county, how people voted, turnout by county and precinct, past elections, the amendments and all the data behind the charts.
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