Dallas, Hiram Elections: Candidates, Polling Locations, Sample Ballot

Dallas, Hiram voters who plan to hit the polls Tuesday can prepare in advance by looking at who will be on the ballot.

The 2014 General Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 4. Plan accordingly for long lines and traffic around polling locations.

Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Click here to find your closest polling location. Plug your address into the search box to find your polling place.

>>Click here to see who’s running in Paulding County.

>>Click here to find a sample ballot

Once polls close, the Georgia Secretary of State will update results as they come in. Find more on election results here.

Some of the local votes impacting Dallas and Hiram include:

State Senate, District 30

Mike Dugan — Republican

James Harrison Nixon — Democrat

State Senate, District 31

Bill Heath — Republican

Charles Winter — Democrat

State Rep, District 19

Paulette Rakestraw Braddock — Republican

Sandra Fuller — Democrat

State Rep. District 66

Kimberly Alexander — Democrat

Bob Snelling — Republican

County Commission Post 2

Todd Pownall — Republican

Patti Smith — Democrat

In the 2014 Statewide General Election, voters will see:

United States Senate

David A. Perdue -- Republican

M. Michelle Nunn -- Democrat

Amanda C. Swafford -- Libertarian

Governor

J. Nathan Deal -- Republican

Jason J. Carter -- Democrat

Andrew T. Hunt -- Libertarian

Lt. Governor

L.S. “Casey” Cagle -- Republican

Connie J. Stokes -- Democrat

Secretary of State

Brian P. Kemp -- Republican

Doreen Carter -- Democrat

Attorney General

Samuel S. Olens -- Republican

Gregory K. “Greg” Hecht -- Democrat

Commissioner of Agriculture

Gary W. Black -- Republican

Christopher James Irvin -- Democrat

Commissioner of Insurance

Ralph T. Hudgens -- Republican

Elizabeth N “Liz” Johnson -- Democrat

Edward T. “Ted” Metz -- Libertarian

State School Superintendent

Richard L. Woods -- Republican

Valerie D. Wilson -- Democrat

Commissioner of Labor

J. Mark Butler -- Republican

Robbin K. Shipp -- Democrat

Public Service Commissioner

Herman D. “Doug” Everett -- Republican

John H. Monds -- Libertarian

Public Service Commissioner

Lauren W. “Bubba” McDonald -- Republican

Daniel A. Blackman -- Democrat

Robin Aaron Gilmer -- Libertarian

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