Johns Creek 2017 Election Guide: Candidates, Polling Locations

JOHNS CREEK, GA -- Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 7, and voters in Johns Creek and Fulton County will head to the polls to have their say in municipal and county races.

So, how do you cast your vote Tuesday in Johns Creek? First, you need to find your polling place. This can be done by visiting the Georgia Secretary of State's My Voter Page and entering your first initial, last name, your date of birth and choosing the county in which you reside.

The site will then provide the name of your municipal polling location and its address. Voters will be asked to provide a photo ID when voting in-person. Polls across Fulton County will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday.

• View the Fulton County composite sample ballot here.

City of Johns Creek residents will consider four races -- three of which are contested -- on their municipal ballots. Those residents, as well as all Fulton County voters, will cast ballots in the special election in fill the Fulton County chairmanship.

SEE ALSO

• 10 Candidates Qualify For Johns Creek Elections
• Candidate Withdraws From Johns Creek City Council Race
• Johns Creek Council Member Won't Seek Re-Election

Here's a rundown of the candidates who are on the ballot for the Nov. 7 races:

JOHNS CREEK

Mayor

• Mike Bodker (incumbent)
• Alex Marchetti (has since dropped out of the race)

City Council Post 1

• Issure C. Yang
• Leonard "Lenny" Zaprowski (incumbent)

City Council Post 3

• John Bradberry
• Vicki Horton
• Mark Venco

City Council Post 5

• Stephanie Endres (incumbent)
• Chris Jackson

FULTON COUNTY

Fulton County Commission Chairperson At Large

• Robb Pitts (Democrat)
• Gabriel Sterling (Republican)
• Keisha Waites (Democrat)

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