- Receipts
- $728,208.43
- Spent
- $671,071.65
- Cash
- $153,120.89
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Permanent contest record · 2026 federal election
2026 Georgia District 9 U.S. House Election.
See official November candidate lists, registered write-ins where verified, polling and voting information. Earlier FEC filings are kept in the history below.
U.S. HouseGeorgia District 9General: November 3, 2026
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Election Day hours: 7 a.m.–7 p.m. local time; stay in line if you arrived before 7 p.m.
Who is on the November ballot?
Open the election authority’s current November ballot list ↗
No registered write-ins for this office appear in the official November write-in list checked 2026-10-16.
FEC filing history (5 filing groups; 5 IDs)
This archive includes primary candidates and other filers. Inclusion here does not establish a November ballot place. Reported financial activity first, then names alphabetically; reviewed duplicate committee summaries are counted once.
- Receipts
- $43,387.42
- Spent
- $38,717.75
- Cash
- $4,669.67
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- Receipts
- $159,048.30
- Spent
- $159,048.30
- Cash
- $0.00
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- Receipts
- $156,066.82
- Spent
- $155,900.19
- Cash
- $166.63
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- Receipts
- $716,308.50
- Spent
- $716,308.50
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- $0.00
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Dates for November 3
Download calendar ↓Partial coverage: only the dated entries below have been checked. Confirm other deadlines and exceptions with your election office.
| Action | Date | Details and source |
|---|---|---|
| Register online | Passed | Registration deadline for the November general election Official source ↗ |
| Register by mail | Passed | Registration deadline for the November general election Official source ↗ |
| Register in person | Passed | Registration deadline for the November general election Official source ↗ |
| Early voting begins | Passed | Advance voting begins; confirm county sites and hours Official source ↗ |
| Early voting ends | 9 days left | Advance voting ends Official source ↗ |
| Request mail ballot | 2 days left | Last day to request an absentee ballot Official source ↗ |
| Return ballot | 13 days left | Completed signed absentee ballots must be received by 7 p.m. Election Day Official source ↗ |
Identification: Bring an accepted government-issued photo ID; check free voter-ID and provisional-ballot procedures. Official rules ↗
Checked 2026-10-11. Confirm local details and exceptions with your election office.
POLLING · SURVEYS, NOT PREDICTIONS
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Individual surveys of 2026 contests, including earlier cycle history from 2025. Matchups and populations stay separate; older or hypothetical matchups do not establish who is on the current ballot.
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Saved polling snapshot in use (captured 10/16/2026, 9:21:35 PM UTC). Automatic refresh has not completed for every feed; check each survey’s field dates.
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- Senate: 10/16/2026, 9:21:35 PM UTC · 474 survey records
- House: 10/16/2026, 9:21:35 PM UTC · 133 survey records
- Governor: 10/16/2026, 9:21:35 PM UTC · 349 survey records
- National preference: 10/16/2026, 9:21:35 PM UTC · 546 survey records
An update time is when we checked the feed, not when a survey was conducted. Coverage is not exhaustive.
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Sources and filing coverage
FILING RECORDS
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Seat identity and the election schedule are verified separately from FEC filings. A filing does not establish ballot qualification.
How to use this race page
November candidate names come from the official general-election sources linked beside each person. Registered write-ins have their own list. FEC filing history preserves earlier primary and other campaign records; filing or fundraising alone does not establish November eligibility. Confirm your full local sample ballot with the election authority.
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2026 Georgia District 9 U.S. House Election: Polls, Candidates, Money & Dates
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