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Here’s where you can vote early in North Fulton

A man votes early for the 6th District election in June. The Roswell Branch Library will serve as an early voting location again for the upcoming municipal election in the city.

Credit: Phil Skinner

Credit: Phil Skinner

A man votes early for the 6th District election in June. The Roswell Branch Library will serve as an early voting location again for the upcoming municipal election in the city.
By Mitchell Northam
Sept 20, 2017

Each city in north Fulton County will hold a municipal election this year.

There are mayor races in Milton, Johns Creek and Roswell, and Sandy Springs and Alpharetta will elect new folks to the city council. In Sandy Springs, mayor Rusty Paul is up for re-election too, but he is running unopposed.

Early voting in these cities begin on Monday, Oct. 16, and polls are open each weekday through Friday, Nov. 3. Voters can hit the polls between 8:30 a.m. and 7 p.m.

READ: N. Fulton voter guide to qualifying, candidates in November elections

READ: 5 qualify for mayor's race in N. Fulton city

For those who can only get out to vote on the weekend, polls will be open on Saturday, Oct. 28, and Sunday, Oct. 29.

Here are the early voting spots in north Fulton County:

  • Alpharetta Branch Library, 10 Park Plaza
  • Johns Creek Environmental Campus, 8100 Holcomb Bridge Road
  • Robert E. Fulton Ocee Library, 5090 Abbotts Bridge Road
  • Milton Library, 855 Mayfield Road
  • East Roswell Branch Library, 2301 Holcomb Bridge Road
  • Roswell Branch Library, 115 Norcross Street
  • North Fulton Service Center — Room 232, 7741 Roswell Road
  • Sandy Springs Library, 395 Mount Vernon Highway NE

READ: 6 candidates qualify for Post 3 seat in Roswell

READ: Sandy Springs - Meet your candidates for the 2017 election

For more information about the election, visit the Fulton County Elections website. Election Day is Nov. 7.

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