registration and Elections Voter education and outreach

The Voter Education & Outreach Team is happy to train citizens who want to volunteer with the Fulton County Department of Registration & Elections by hosting voter registration drives through our Deputy Registrar Program.

Participants must complete the required training before Fulton County will provide voter registration applications, materials, or supplies for a voter registration drive.

Because Fulton County is ultimately responsible for processing  Fulton County voter registration applications and helping ensure eligible applicants are able to exercise their right to vote, all voter registration activities must be conducted accurately, responsibly, and in accordance with applicable requirements.

If you are interested in becoming a Fulton County Deputy Registrar, click the training button above and complete the document. You may also contact our Voter Education & Outreach Team at veo@fultoncountyga.gov or call 404-612-7020. We look forward to working with you!

Voter Education and Outreach (VEO) is an essential non-partisan comprehensive team providing the citizens of Fulton County with vital voting and election information that enhances the voting experience. This is our responsibility to the democratic process. The goal of Voter Education and Outreach (VEO) of Fulton County is to nurture enthusiasm for the electoral process and to reach out to eligible voters across the county.

What we do during outreach presentations:

• Demonstrate the electronic, touch screen voting equipment
• Provide information for working at the polls
• Issue a free Georgia Voter Identification Card to eligible voters

Where we will do outreach presentations:

• Senior Centers
• High schools
• Colleges
• Neighborhood Association meetings
• Church congregations
• Civic organization meetings
• Social events

Examples of questions answered during a presentation:

• Am I registered?
• When and where do I vote?
• Can I vote at any location?
• What's on the ballot?
• What do I need to bring with me to the polls?
• How do I vote absentee?
• What's a provisional?