Read Time:1 Minute, 10 Second
Gwinnett County’s Board of Voter Registrations and Elections runs every election held within the county — from municipal city council races to statewide and federal elections. This hub covers the office’s leadership and structure, plus where to find voting information and Good Morning Gwinnett’s election coverage.
Elections Leadership
Kelvin Williams was appointed Acting Elections Supervisor for Gwinnett County on March 18, 2026. Williams joined the county’s Voter Registrations and Elections office in 2016 and had served as deputy elections supervisor since 2021, bringing more than 24 years of elections administration experience to the role, including prior service as an elections director in another jurisdiction.
What the Elections Office Handles
The Board of Voter Registrations and Elections oversees voter registration, poll worker recruitment, early voting and absentee ballot processing, and Election Day operations for every jurisdiction within Gwinnett County — county, state, federal, and the county’s many municipal elections.
Why It Matters for Gwinnett Residents
With more than a dozen municipalities each holding their own elections on top of county, state, and federal races, Gwinnett has one of the busiest election calendars in Georgia. Good Morning Gwinnett covers city council and county races, referendum votes (like Lawrenceville’s 2026 annexation vote), and election deadlines that matter to residents.
Stay Updated on Gwinnett Elections
This page is updated as Gwinnett elections news develops — election schedules, registration deadlines, and results. Follow Good Morning Gwinnett for ongoing elections coverage.
Happy
0 %
Sad
0 %
Excited
0 %
Sleepy
0 %
Angry
0 %
Surprise
0 %
0
0