Georgia Presidential Preference Primary is March 12. Here's what to know.

The Georgia Presidential Preference Primary takes places Tuesday. Polls will open statewide at 7 a.m. and close at 7 p.m. Voters in all counties can vote during those hours at their assigned precincts. Those still in line at 7 p.m. will be allowed to vote.

Voting in the Georgia Presidential Preference Primary has been going for a few weeks with early voting kicking off on Feb. 19. President Joe Biden is expected to lead the ballot in the Democratic primary, while former President Donald Trump is expected to lead the field in the Republican primary.

The presidential primaries are the only election in Oconee County. However, residents of Winterville in Athens-Clarke County will vote on a special measure that will allow the city to regulate the Sunday sales of alcohol by the drink. Voters will vote either yes or no.

This question will be on both Republican and Democratic party ballots.

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Here's what Georgia voters need to know about the March PPP.

What is the Georgia Presidential Preference Primary?

The Georgia PPP is where voters from a particular party choose which candidate they want to represent their party. Voters do not choose the nominee directly, but they help allocate delegates who will choose a nominee.

Who is on the Georgia Presidential Preference Primary ballot?

The following individuals will appear on the Republican ballot for the Georgia Presidential Preference Primary:

The following individuals will appear on the Democrat ballot:

For clarification, many of the candidates listed have announced they have dropped out of the race, but their names will still appear on the ballot. Following Super Tuesday, Haley announced the suspension of her race leaving Trump a clear path to being the Republican nominee.

Where do I go to vote in the Georgia Presidential Preference Primary?

To find where your polling place is, visit the same "My Voter Page" as you would use to check on your registration.

If you are voting in person you must bring a valid photo ID, which can include a passport, driver's license or a special free voter ID card issued at any county Board of Registrar's Office. If you need assistance with voting, you can request it from the county Board of Register.

If for some reason you do not meet the requirements to vote, you can request a provisional ballot, which will be counted if you fix any issues within three days after Election Day.