If you don’t want to stand in line on Nov. 6, Floyd County elections officials are going to make it even easier for you to vote early.

On Friday, 926 voters cast early ballots at the County Administration Building, 12 E. Fourth Ave., bringing the total since Oct. 15 to 6,260. That represents almost 14 percent of the county’s 46,000 registered voters. Today, early voting will be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Voting will continue from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. during the week through Nov. 2. A second universal polling precinct will open Monday through Nov. 2 in the Rome Civic Center on Jackson Hill.

While the presidential race is drawing the most national attention, Floyd County voters will also decide several local races, including two County Commission contests.

Click to see the My Voter website to see check your registration status.

SAMPLE BALLOT CANDIDATE LIST

President

Mitt Romney (R)

Barack Obama (D)(I)

Gary Johnson (L)

Public Service Commissioner

Chuch Eaton (R) (I)

Stephen Oppenheimer (D)

Brad Ploeger (L)

Public Service Commissioner

Stan Wise (R) (I)

David Staples (L)

Congress, 14th District

Tom Graves (R) (I)

Daniel “Danny” Grant (D)

State Senate, 52nd District

Chuck Hufstetler (R)

State House, 12th District*

Eddie Lumsden (R)

Barbara Massey Reece (D) (I)

State House, 13th District*

Katie M. Dempsey (R) (I)

State House, 14th District*

Christian Coomer (R ) (I)

District Attorney

Leigh E. Patterson (D) (I)

Clerk of Superior Court

Mark McAllister (R)

Barbara H. Penson (D) (I)

Sheriff

Cary Cooper (R)

Timothy Lowell Burkhalter (D) (I)

Tax Commissioner

Kevin Payne (R) (I)

Coroner

Barry R. Henderson (D) (I)

County Commissioner, Post 2

Garry E. Fricks (R) (I)

Gary D. Harrell (D)

County Commissioner, Post 3

Irwin Bagwell (R) (I)

Richard C. “Rick” Garrett (D)

County Board of Education, District 2*

David Cox (R) (I)

Everett Ballard (D)

County Board of Education, District 3*

Brian R. Barcomb (R) (I)

County Board of Education, District 5*

George Bevels (D) (I)

Constitutional Amendments

Shall the Constitution of Georgia be amended to allow state or local approval of public charter schools upon the request of local communities?

 Yes

 No

Shall the Constitution of Georgia be amended so as to provide for a reduction in the state’s operating costs by allowing the General Assembly to authorize certain state agencies to enter into multiyear rental agreements?

 Yes

 No

*Not on all ballots, depends on where voters live. (I) = incumbent.