Georgia may be ‘ghost town’ on Election Day as 45% of votes already cast

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ATLANTA — Georgia polling locations may be a “ghost town” next Tuesday, Nov. 5, on what has historically been the busiest day for voters to cast their ballot, according to a senior state elections official.

To date, 45% of the 7.2 million registered voters in the battleground state have already voted since early voting began on Tuesday, Oct. 15.

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