Curious to see which candidates won outright and which are facing a runoff election? You can find election results at the Secretary of State’s website.

Several races are headed to the June 16, 2026 runoff election.

Early voting for the runoff election will run from June 6 though June 12.

Members met on Sunday, May 31, 2026 to conduct the business of the League.

Tracy Adkinson, a LWVAF member and currently serving on the LWVUS board, brought us up to date on what’s happening at the national level.

We approved a budget for 2026-2027; approved a program recommendation, and eleted a new slate of officers and directors.

You can find the supporting documents in the annual meeting booklet .

The slate in the booklet was amended. See the approved slate.

The budget was also amended. See approved budget.

The League of Women Voters of the United States, League of Women Voters of Georgia, and League of Women Voters of Atlanta-Fulton County issued the following statement regarding recent Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) activity in Fulton County: 

“What we are witnessing is an egregious and unprecedented federal intervention into a certified election. We are deeply concerned about the FBI activity in Fulton County that began on January 28, 2026. The situation is unsettling, but let’s be clear: Georgia’s elections are secure, and the 2020 election results are final. Federal actions—no matter how disruptive—do not override established law or alter settled outcomes. 

“This federal overreach, authorized by US Attorney General Pam Bondi, is not only concerning but also sows distrust in our elections. The League of Women Voters must fight against any effort to spread election mis- or disinformation, including by our own federal government. Every voter has the fundamental right to cast a secure ballot free from intimidation and undue influence, and the League will not waver in defending that right. 

“The League of Women Voters fully supports Fulton County election officials as they carry out lawful election administration and act within their authority to safeguard the integrity, security, and transparency of election operations in accordance with state and federal law.”