This year, every Georgia voter can cast a ballot in a statewide election for Public Service Commission, a five member commission tasked with ensuring that Georgia consumers receive safe, reliable, and reasonably priced electric, natural gas, mobile, and internet services. 

Since 2023, the PSC has voted six times to raise your utility bills, cozying up to corporations they’re supposed to regulate. Now, Georgians pay an average of $43 more per month on our Georgia Power bills than we did just two years ago. 

From Atlanta to Albany, Marietta to Midway, and Roswell to Ringgold, Georgia voters can also cast a ballot in city elections for Mayor, Commissioner, City Council, and School Board. We’re here to help you do your research before you vote, because building a better Georgia starts with electing leaders who work for us. For more information about every race on your ballot, use this tool to build your ballot and make a plan to vote.