Fulton County, Georgia – Fulton County is getting ready for National Voter Registration Day on Tuesday, September 16, 2025, with a full day of events to get people involved in their communities. The county’s Voter Education and Outreach team will be going around the area to get people to register to vote and remind them of what they need to do before they go to the polls.
The event is happening at a very important time, since the Public Service Commission, general municipal, and special elections are all set for November 4, 2025. The goal of National Voter Registration Day is to get people throughout the country registered in time to vote. Fulton County authorities are underlining how important it is for everyone who can vote to be ready to do so.
Throughout the day, outreach staff will be at several community centers. Some of the stops are Therrell High School, the C.T. Martin Natatorium and Recreation Center, and the Atlantic Station Tower in Atlanta. The squad will also go to Atlanta Technical College, Cambridge High School in Milton, and Centennial High School in Roswell. Maynard Jackson High School, Capital View Apartments, and important MARTA stations like Hamilton E. Holmes, North Springs, and College Park are all nearby. People who live at Overture Buckhead South in Atlanta will also be able to talk to outreach professionals.
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The idea is simple: to make it easier for people to register to vote by removing obstacles. The county wants to meet people where they are and make sure that no one misses their chance to register before the deadlines by delivering resources directly to schools, neighborhoods, and transit areas.
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There are many ways to sign up in Georgia. People who are eligible to vote can register online using the Secretary of State’s official website, fill out a paper form and mail it in, or go to a local election office in person. Officials want people who are already registered to check their voter status and help their friends and family do the same.
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Leaders in Fulton County stress that registering to vote is only the first step toward getting involved. Once residents are enrolled, they should keep up with impending elections and make their thoughts heard on Election Day. They believe that National Voter Registration Day is more than just a reminder; it’s a call to action for all eligible citizens.
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Anyone who wants to know more about how to register or check their information can go to Georgia’s My Voter Page at mvp.sos.ga.gov. The site has step-by-step instructions and makes sure that voters are ready when the ballots are cast in November.
