UPDATE: Over 14,000 Floyd County voters have already cast ballots in the Jan. 5 runoff as of Sunday.
That's a turnout rate of 22.2%, with four days of early voting remaining. The numbers are from the U.S. Elections Project, which crunches daily data from the Georgia Secretary of State's office.Â
The majority, 9,724 ballots, were cast in person. So far, 4,376 absentee ballots have been returned, which is just under half the number requested.
The Nov. 3 presidential election drew 41,341 votes.
Statewide, 27.1% of eligible runoff voters have already weighed in.Â
Previously posted:
Monday starts the final week of early voting in the runoffs for two U.S. Senate seats and Public Service Commissioner. It runs through Thursday, then all precincts will be open on Election Day, Jan. 5.