Rome News-Tribune

Today is final chance to vote early

All precincts will be open Tuesday for the countywide SPLOST and ELOST and city elections.

- From staff reports

All precincts will be open Tuesday for the countywide SPLOST and ELOST and city elections.

Today is the final day to vote in advance of Tuesday’s election. The three universal precincts will close at 5 p.m.

Floyd County voters are slated to decide on five- year extensions of the ELOST and SPLOST collection­s.

The 1- cent education local option sales tax would fund up to $80 million in school constructi­on projects. A $63.8 million package is proposed for funding through the 1- cent special purpose, local option sales tax.

Elections Supervisor Willie Green said 3,109 voters had cast ballots as of Thursday at the three locations. Fewer than 15,000 people voted on the 2013 SPLOST and ELOST packages.

Opening for the last time this morning, at 8 a.m., are the Floyd County Administra­tion Building at 12 E. Fourth Ave., Garden Lakes Baptist Church at 2200 Redmond Circle and the Rome Civic Center on Jackson Hill.

City elections also are on the ballots for voters who live in Rome and Cave Spring.

Rome voters will pick three city commission­ers and all seven board of education members. Cave Spring voters will fill three city council seats.

All 25 precincts will be open from 7 a. m. to 7 p.m. on Election Day and voters will have to go to their assigned locations. To verify your precinct and registrati­on status, check the Georgia Secretary of State’s My Voter web page or call the county elections office at 706-291-5167.

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