Through our time, talent and resources, Cobb Democratic Women aims to:
- Strengthen all facets of the Democratic Party and women’s participation in it
- Promote the election of Democrats at all levels of government
- Seek and encourage qualified women to seek public office and to serve on governmental and other boards and agencies
- Work in harmony with the National Federation of Democratic Women, Georgia Federation of Democratic Women, Democratic Party of Georgia and the Cobb County Democratic Committee
- Raise funds for local projects and candidates
- Perform other functions and duties as requested by the state and local Democratic committees
- Support and work for causes and issues affecting women that are approved by a majority of the membership
Cobb County School Board Meeting
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2:00 pm Work Session
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Voter Registration Information
Register to Vote
- You must register or change your address at least 30 days before an election in Georgia.
- Once you are registered to vote, you will receive a Voter Precinct Card which lists your voting location and representative districts.
- Check your registration and voting information anytime online.
Use the ‘My Voter Page’ (MVP) to:
- Register to Vote
- Check your Voter Registration status
- Review your registration information on file with the county office
- You must be a citizen of the United States
- You must be resident of Georgia
- You must be at least 17 1∕2 years old (but you can’t vote until you turn 18)
- Register online at the Secretary of State’s website
- Visit us in person at our office:
Cobb Board of Elections Main Office
736 Whitlock Ave., Suite 400
Marietta, GA 30064Monday – Friday
8 a.m. – 5 p.m. - Call us at 770-528-2581 and we will mail you an application.
- Register to vote when you get your driver’s license.
- Register at any Cobb County Library when you apply for a library card; or any time you are at a library you may pick up a blank application and mail it in yourself.
- If you are not sure if you are registered, please check first on the Secretary of State’s website.
- The last day to register for any election is 30 days prior to that election
- Any mail-in applications must be postmarked by 30 days prior to that election
- If you move, you must notify us 30 days prior to any election
- Note: If you move within Cobb County you must notify us 30 days prior to any election.
- If you have moved at all, do not assume you are still registered. You must notify us of your new address
Please feel free to contact CDW at any time.
Georgia Republicans didn’t waste any time in using their new voter suppression law
Republicans have begun a legal process that could allow them to disenfranchise much of Atlanta.
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Late last month, 27 Republican members of the Georgia state Senate sent an ominous letter to the state elections board, touting a misleading claim about the 2020 election popularized by Fox News host Tucker Carlson. A few days later, several Republican members of the state House sent a similar letter seeking a “performance review” of election officials in the Democratic stronghold of Atlanta.