Guns, gambling, abortion and more: Here are the ballot questions for the 2024 primary elections in metro Atlanta

On March 1, 2016, at an Atlanta polling place, the election manager Deloles Peterson (left), who hands a sticker to voters who voted during the preliminary election period in Georgia. AP Photo/David Goldman)

Tuesday is the final voting date of this year's preliminary election, and voters throughout Georgia will decide on November voting.

In Georgia, the Federal Congress, the State Congress, and the constituency government will be selected. Several independent judicial races, including the powerful races of the State Supreme Court, will be decided.

In addition, voters ask Jesus no questions on various issues by the book he ordered. Voters have the chance to choose either the Democratic Party, the Republican, or independent.

This year is a dangerous election year, and Georgia is in the middle of that. On the WABE Georgia 2024 election page, you can see the latest election announcements, wabe podcast episodes, main schedules, voting areas, challenger information, results, etc.

Atlanta voters determine whether to introduce 1 % of sales taxes to raise the water and sewage plan, and Gwinette's voters will decide whether to create a new major city called Malby.

In addition, the Democratic and Republican voting form incorporate advisory questions by a particular party. This is a question that political parties do to measure the values ​​of voters, and this year, it features various topics such as abortion, gun, gambling, school vouchers, immigration, and election security.

The list includes questions submitted by political parties in each state, as well as specific areas and counties in Clayton, Kobu, Decalve, Furton and Gwinette. Click the item below to move to the corresponding section. To see the samples of the ballot paper with all races and questions, see the Georgia My voter page.

Statewide

Democratic voters and voters in the c o-party respond to eight questions about the state party. Independent voters do not answer questions about the state party.

Georgia Democratic Party

1. The United States and Georgia are responsible for protecting residents from gun violence by banning assault weapons and larg e-capacity bullets, eliminating the gap between identity, and implementing other commo n-sense gun safety reforms. mosquito?

2. Is Georgia the obligation to take the initiative in the formal climate of the climate change to the happiness, life, and the future of climate change?

3. Should Georgia expand voter access by allowing same-day registration, removing barriers to voting by mail, and providing secure ballot drop boxes that are always available on Election Day?

4. Should Georgia protect reproductive freedom by repealing the current six-week ban on abortion, restoring Roe v. Wade protections, and ensuring access to contraception, IVF, abortion, and other reproductive health services?

5. Should Georgia stop using public education tax dollars for public school vouchers?

6. Should Georgia raise its minimum wage to a living wage?

7. Should Georgia repeal provisions in the Georgia Constitution that allow involuntary servitude of prisoners convicted of crimes and ban all forms of slavery and involuntary servitude statewide? 8. Should Georgia improve access to safe, affordable housing by increasing the supply of affordable housing, protecting renters' rights to a livable environment, and cracking down on neglect and abuse by property managers and landlords?

Georgia Republican Issues

1. Would you like to see hand-marked paper ballots scanned and verified by live video manual counting in future elections?

2. Should the Legislature pass a Fair Tax that would replace state income and sales taxes with a consumption tax equal to current state revenues and not tax legal citizens and families up to the poverty level?

3. Should the Legislature ban registered lobbyists from serving on the State Board of Elections?

4. Should Georgia's Republican primaries be closed and only registered Republicans allowed to vote?

5. Should state officials who allow illegal immigration be held accountable for crimes committed by illegal immigrants?

6. Would you support a statewide ballot measure that would allow gambling in Georgia so that voters, not Atlanta politicians, would decide this issue?

7. Currently, hundreds of thousands of hours and money are spent each year cleaning up voter rolls. Would you support amending the National Voting Rights Act to require registered voters to renew their registration every four years?

8. As a World Health Organization (WHO) managed by the United Nations, indomitable and inexplicable international officials will absolutely manage future pandemic management in the United States and regulate your medical and health choices. Do you think you have an obligation to have an ability?

The Democratic and Republican voters have only questions from the State Party. Democrats and Republican voters only receive questions from the state party.

Clayton County

The Koba Democratic Party receives nine questions from the State Party and the Party. The Republican Party responds only to questions from the State Party. There are no questions about the bonito voting from Kobba.

Cobb County

Questions from the Democratic Party Cobba area

1. In consideration of the rise in living prices, all of the Koba authorities need to pay priority care to provide more lo w-cost houses for the lessee and the buyer. Do you agree that there is?

2. Kobb Municipal Secondary School administrators should focus on training programs and exercises based on scientific research to prepare our children for the 21st century work, and they are our boys. You don't have to spend the taxpayer's method for your personal political politics and trust, and do you agree to share our community?

3. Georgia is surrounded, and there is an acute need for proposals to protect evidence throughout Georgia as a whole. Is it necessary to grow?

4. Does Georgia need to accept federal funding to expand Medicade programs for more than 400 Georgia residents?

5. Are cannabis obligations for adults over the age of 21, as well as legalization, taxation, and regulation, and are required to be used for education?

6. Are a 3 or 4-yea r-old baby mandatory to visit a hig h-quality children's garden?

7. In Georgia, is it essential to proceed with a state program for people, paid for people who need to take care of seriously illnesses and those who need to take care of the elderly?

8. Is there a tax for nicotine products (including tobacco, electric tobacco and vape handle liquids, nicotine bags, nicotine chewing gums) and then turned into education?

9. Do inmates need to have the opportunity to receive the hope for education?

The Democratic Party and the De Calve Republican answer the state of the state party and a certain number of questions about the party's environment. Atlanta's decalve environment is asked about all voters on sales taxes to supply water supply and drainage plan.

DeKalb County

Questions from the Democratic Democratic Party environment

1. Is it at the foot of the $ 11 billion refusal in Georgia for medical investment by Medicade Programs?

2. Should all Georgians have equal access to birth control and in vitro fertilization (IVF)?

3. Should Georgia restore access to abortion, which is currently banned for six weeks?

4. Should Georgia implement restrictions on the purchase of single-family homes by corporations and institutional investors?

5. Should Georgia allow athletic fees in the workforce and use the funds received for educational scholarships?

6. Should Georgia form districts without regard to the state legislature?

7. Should DeKalb expand residential zoning by including cottages, triplexes, and denser housing options?

8. Should Georgia ban assault weapons?

Questions from the Okalb County Republican Party

1. Given Georgia's $15 billion surplus, would you support abolishing the state income tax?

2. Do you support parental educational choices, such as public school vouchers, charter schools, and homeschooling?

3. Do you support the adoption of new state and federal limiting powers laws?

4. Do you believe all non-citizens entering the United States should do so legally, and that those who do so illegally should be deported?

5. Has there ever been a time when entry into the United States should be temporarily restricted until border security is in place?

6. Do you support voting by hand signing paper ballots, having them counted in your precinct, and then transmitting the data directly to the state to compile the results?

7. Should Republican voters take control of primary elections in Georgia by passing a closed primary law?

8. Should Republican Party officials require that the Republican platform require candidates to run in future elections as independents or members of other parties?

9. Do you support the creation of special districts with tax increments to fund local development projects?

10. Would you like to visit DeKalbgop. org for more politically specific local information and to connect with local Republicans? Voters in Okalb, Atlanta

City Choice Sales Tax (Most Popular) Referendum in Atlanta

1. In the City of Atlanta, shall a special tax rate of 1% be imposed on sales and uses, not to exceed 16 calendar quarters, to be collected in an amount not to exceed 100 cents per billion, to be used for water and sewerage projects?

The Furton Democratic Party answers questions only from the state party. The Furton Republican Party answers questions from the state political party and 11 questions from nearby political parties. Atlanta's enthusiasm for the Furton region, who lives in an urban area, is asked about the consumption tax to be used for the water and sewage plan.

The issue of Furton neighboring parties

Fulton County

1. In consideration of $ 15 billion in Georgia's $ 15 billion, do you agree with the abolition of the state consumption tax?

2. Do you agree with giving parents a selection of education, such as private high school vouchers, charter high schools, and dormitory education?

2. Do you support parental educational choices, such as public school vouchers, charter schools, and homeschooling?

4. Do you support new laws on term restrictions at the state and federal level?

5. Do you really think that all no n-citizens who enter the United States have to legally cross the borders, and all those who cross the borders should all be eliminated outside the country?

6. Is it time to restrict immigration to the United States until the goal of ensuring the safety of the border?

7. Do you support the idea of ​​election using a handwritten polling paper at the polling place?

8. Do you think adults have the right to make personal medical decisions even in the pandemic (global trend)?

9. Republican voters should be required to control their primary elections by establishing a closed primary law in Georgia and ensuring that only Republican members can vote in the Republican preliminary election. mosquito?

10. Should a Republican executive who does not participate in the Republican's platform be required to run for the next election as an independent or other party member?

11. Would you like to visit Furton Gagop. org and participate in elections with nearby Republican citizens and get information on how to organize?

Voters in the Furton region of Atlanta

Atlanta Metropolitan Area Optional Sales Tax (MOST) Resident Records

1. Atlanta Metropolitan Areas have 1 % of special sales tax and taxation taxes within the quarter of the 16th calendar, collected in a range that does not exceed $ 1 billion and not over 0 cents, and allocate water supply and sewerage planning and expenses. Is it?

The Furton Democratic Party answers questions only from the state party. The Furton Republican Party answers questions from the state political party and 11 questions from nearby political parties. Atlanta's enthusiasm for the Furton region, who lives in an urban area, is asked about the consumption tax to be used for the water and sewage plan.

The issue of Furton neighboring parties

Gwinnett County

1. To approve a law that would increase the exemption from the estate tax of the Gwinnett School District for educational purposes of the residents of this district by $8, 000 on their estate assessments, or in effect, an increase of $4, 000 on such exemption?

Property exemption for state employees

2. To approve a law that would provide a relief from the estate tax of the Gwinnett School District for educational purposes of $2, 000 on their estate assessments to residents of this district who are considered state employees?

Inclusion of Mulberry in Metropolis

3. To approve a law regarding the incorporation of Mulberry in Metropolis, surrounded by Gwinnett, in concert with the charter that exists in this law.

Republican issues surrounding Gwinnett

1. Do you support the issuance of school vouchers?

2. 2. Are you really considering so many flats in Gwinnett in real time, in the highest density development?

3. 3. Is it Foothills to place a moratorium on the additional construction of apartments in the highest density?

4. Would you support a $17 billion sales tax access for 30 years only for transportation surrounded by Gwinnett?

5. Do you think that the increase in crime is actually considered a major issue for Gwinnett?