Ward 2

* 2B, Dunleith Elementary School, 120 Saine Drive, and 2C, Pleasant Grove Baptist Church, 566 Whitlock Avenue, would be combined and known as 2B.

* Voters would use Hickory Hills Elementary School, 500 Redwood Drive

Ward 4

* The precinct boundaries of 4B, Tommy Nobis Center, 1480 Bells Ferry Road; 4C, Carriage Oaks Club House, 6 Carriage Oaks Drive; and 4E, Grace Community Church, 770 Kennesaw Avenue, would be changed.

* Voters in precinct 4A would use Grace Community Church, 770 Kennesaw Avenue

* Voters in precinct 4B would use the Tommy Nobis Center, 1480 Bells Ferry Road

* Voters in precinct 4C would use The Murray Arts Center, 2250 Stilesboro Road, Kennesaw 30152.

Ward 6

* The precinct boundaries of 6A, Lockheed Elementary School, 1205 Merritt Road; 6B; East Park Community Clubhouse, 1345 East Park Blvd; and 6C, Mt. Paran Church of God North, 1700 Allgood Road, would be combined into two precincts, 6A and 6B. Precinct 6C would be deleted.

* Voters in precinct 6A would use Lockheed Elementary School, 1205 Merritt Road, Marietta 30062.

* Voters in precinct 6B would use Mt. Paran North Church of God, 1700 Allgood Road

Concerns regarding the proposed changes may be sent to the Marietta City Clerk’s Office.

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The five additional sites, open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday, are as follows:

* Cobb Galleria Specialty Mall, 2 Galleria Parkway;

* East Cobb Government Service Center, 4400 Lower Roswell Road in Marietta;

* South Cobb Government Service Center, 4700 Austell Road in Austell;

* Boots Ward Recreation Center, 4845 Dallas Highway in Powder Springs; and

* North Cobb Senior Center, 4100 Old Highway 41 in Acworth.

The main Cobb Elections office, at 736 Whitlock Ave. in Marietta, will be continue to be open for voters from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday until election day.

How many have voted already you ask? Glad you did – 53,637 Cobb voters have cast their ballots for the Nov. 4 election since early voting opened back on September 19th. With long lines already happening daily, officials expect the lines to get worse as election day approaches. The total number of registered voters in Cobb County Georgia is 440,315. Officials are predicting 85%-90% turnout. I think that seems pretty aggressive, but we’ll see what happens. Over 60K voters registered in October alone officials tell WhitlockAvenue.com. What’s wild is that there are actually less poll workers who will be working the polls this election (2,065) than were available to man the polls in the 2004 Presidential Election.

If you aren’t sure where you are supposed to vote, you can use the Cobb County Poll Locator