Greater Georgia volunteers canvass Cobb and Gwinnett ahead of Tuesday vote

Residents in Cobb and Gwinnett counties are receiving final door-to-door outreach from the advocacy group Greater Georgia. The organization is focusing on educating voters about candidates and constitutional amendments with the midterm elections set for Tuesday.

Greater Georgia, a conservative voting organization founded by former Republican U.S. Sen. Kelly Loeffler, deployed canvassers in Gwinnett County on Sunday. Chris Hale, the regional field director for Greater Georgia, stated that the group is making a final push to reach voters. He noted that the outcome of key races could depend on late-deciding and undecided individuals.

Volunteers are distributing voter guides and answering specific questions about the ballot. Jacquelyn Harn, the group’s communications director, explained that the goal is to educate voters on the entire ballot rather than promoting a single candidate. She said the group wants to ensure residents connect their personal priorities, such as affordability, taxes, health care, or immigration, with the positions listed on the ballot.

Canvassers report encountering a high number of undecided voters. Hale said these individuals are often the most receptive to learning about down-ballot candidates. He added that the group values hearing from these voters because they are typically understanding and eager to learn more about the options available to them.

Political analysts suggest that these undecided voters could tip key races in the state. Georgia voters can review a sample ballot through the Secretary of State’s My Voter Page. The final push for voter education comes two days before the polls open for the 2026 midterm elections.