Please vote today in the Oconee County GOP Primary

Vote for Bell, Pritchett, Horton, Daniell, Hale in the BOC.
Vote Guest, Hood, Toney and Martin in the BOE.
Vote Quillian-Carr in coroner.
Polls are open until 7 pm.
Thanks!

Oconee County Precincts

Precinct Precinct
Number		 Location Senate District House District Cong. District Judicial District
Annex 1 Oconee Gov't Annex
1291 Greensboro Hwy		 46 113 10 46
Colham Ferry 2 Colham Ferry Elementary School 190 Colham Ferry Road 46 113 10 46
Antioch 3 Antioch Christian Church
1100 Antioch Church Road		 46 113 10 46
Farmington 4 Farmington Comm. Center
2890 Old Farmington Rd		 46 113 10 46
Bishop 5 Bishop Area Comm. Center
4951 Macon Hwy		 46 113 10 46
High Shoals 6 High Shoals Fire Station
250 Hillsboro Road		 46 113 10 46
North Oconee 7 North Oconee High School
1081 Rocky Branch Rd		 46 113 10 46
Dark Corner 8 Bethbara Baptist Church
4651 Monroe Hwy		 46 113 10 46
Bogart 9 Bogart Comm. Center
141 East Thompson St		 46 113 10 46
Malcom Bridge 10 Malcom Bridge Middle School
2600 Malcom Bridge Rd		 46 113 10 46
Athens Academy 11 Athens Academy Spartan Ctr
1281 Spartan Lane		 46 113 10 46
Civic Center 12 Oconee County Civic Center
2661 Hog Mountain Road		 46 113 10 46
City Hall 13 Watkinsville Community Ctr
191 VFW Drive		 46 113 10 46

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Anonymous said…
thats exactly who i voted for! good picks.
9:25 AM
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