ATLANTA — Voters encountered few lines and limited problems as Election Day got underway in Georgia on Monday, making their voices heard in one of the most politically competitive states in the nation.
Some voters arrived at the polls to find their precincts had been moved to different locations. Others had short waits during the initial morning rush. Several voting locations had problems starting voting machines.
The primary will determine Republican and Democratic nominees for governor and U.S. Senate, along with closely watched campaigns for secretary of state, Congress, lieutenant governor and other statewide offices.
