The large turnout rivaled the first day of early voting in the general election, when about 80,000 Georgians reportedly took advantage of a head start at the polls.
, which overhauled procedures surrounding absentee ballots, runoff elections and early voting and election administrative policy.
“It was more convenient,” Atlanta voter Harry Johnson said of early voting. “Working, it’s hard to vote when you get off at 5 o’clock and try to reach here and you’ve got a thousand people in line.”
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