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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.

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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.

Map: each Georgia county as a circle sized by votes for Governor.

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.

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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.

Pie chart: Georgia's 7,530,798 active voters by party model group, with each group's turnout.
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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

Chart: which party held each group of seats before the 11/3/2026 election and which has more votes in that 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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