Gwinnett County Elections

The Gwinnett County Board of Education governs one of the largest school systems in the country. Members elected by district set curriculum, budgets, school safety, and parents'-rights policy. School Board races have become ground zero for debates over race, gender, and academic content.

The Gwinnett County Sheriff is an elected constitutional officer running the jail, court security, and warrant service. The race has drawn national scrutiny and heavy spending as candidates debate immigration enforcement, 287(g), and jail policy.

Gwinnett voters elect Superior Court, State Court, Probate Court, Magistrate Court, and Juvenile Court judges. Nonpartisan judicial contests appear on the ballot alongside primaries and general elections, and every seat shapes how crime, family, and probate cases are decided locally.

Gwinnett spans a large share of Georgia General Assembly districts. State House and Senate races here decide control of state law on elections, taxes, education, and crime — and Gwinnett's swing has tipped the balance under the Gold Dome in recent cycles.

Redistricting split Gwinnett across several U.S. House districts. WorthFighting.org tracks every congressional race that includes Gwinnett precincts, the candidates, their voting records, and where America First voters should focus.

Georgia offers advance in-person voting before every election at designated Gwinnett locations. We post advance-voting dates, locations, hours, and turnout as they're announced by the county elections office.

Election Day polls in Georgia open at 7:00 a.m. and close at 7:00 p.m. Voters in line by 7:00 p.m. may stay and vote. We track Election Day turnout, problems at the polls, and results as they're reported.

We profile the candidates on your Gwinnett ballot — their records, donors, endorsements, and positions on the issues that matter to conservative voters.

Conservative endorsements can move close Gwinnett races. We track who's backing whom — from local GOP committees and grassroots groups to national organizations.

Follow the money. We report Gwinnett candidates' fundraising, spending, top donors, and independent expenditures as campaign finance disclosures are filed with the state and county.

Live and certified results for every Gwinnett race — County Commission, School Board, Sheriff, judicial, state legislative, and congressional — plus precinct-level maps and turnout.

Register, check your registration, and find your polling place through the Georgia My Voter Page (MVP). We list deadlines and links before every Gwinnett election.

Gwinnett voters decide local ballot questions — SPLOST, E-SPLOST, and other referendums — that shape taxes and infrastructure. We explain each measure and what a yes or no vote means.

The Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners sets the county budget, property tax rate, and policy on growth, public safety, and services. Five members — a chair elected countywide and four district commissioners — face voters on staggered four-year cycles. Control of the commission has shifted in recent cycles, making every district race consequential.