Welcome to the Candidates on the Clock!

We believe that informed voting leads to stronger communities. That's why we've conducted in-depth interviews with each candidate running for office in the upcoming Newton County races.

How We Conducted the Interviews

Full Video Interviews

Watch the full video interviews with each candidate to hear their thoughts on the issues that matter most to Newton County residents.

Side-by-Side Question Videos

Dive deeper into the candidates' views by watching side-by-side videos where they answer the same questions, allowing you to compare their responses directly.

Interview Format

Introduction (3 Minutes)

Each candidate was given two minutes to introduce themselves and share their background and vision for Newton County.

Question Responses (2 Minutes Each):

Candidates had three minutes to answer each question, providing ample time to address the issues thoroughly.

Get Informed, Get Involved

We encourage all Newton County residents to explore these interviews to better understand each candidate's platform and priorities. Remember, your vote has the power to shape the future of our community!

Resources:

What District do I live in?

What does my ballot look like?

Early Voting in Newton County:

April 27th - May 15th, 2026

General Primary Election:

May 19, 2026

General Election:

November 3, 2026

Deadline to Request Absentee Ballot:

May 8th, 2026

(by 11:59 pm)

Advanced Voting Locations and Hours

VOTE PEOPLE. NOT PARTY.

DID YOU KNOW?

Georgia is an open primary state, allowing voters to choose either a Republican or Democratic ballot at the polls, regardless of previous voting history or party preference.


If you voted Republican or Democratic in a prior election, you may switch and choose the other party’s ballot for Georgia’s May 19, 2026 Primary Election.


Regardless of your party affiliation, residents of Newton County Districts 2 and 4 can only influence the leadership of their county by requesting a Democratic ballot in the May 19, 2026 Primary Election.