For easy reference, I am providing a complete compilation of the D-47 candidate websites, Facebook pages, LinkedIn profiles, etc. This includes posting candidate letters to voters provided to the Milton Coalition. I will eventually provide links to news stories and other relevant information about the candidates.
I am also providing a link to the Georgia Ethics Commission’s highly informative financial disclosure website that synthesizes and summarizes mandatory candidate and PAC financial disclosure reports.
Provided after the candidate information is election information: days and times; locations; and other useful information. Currently, I am only providing this information for Fulton County, not Cherokee County.
The Milton Coalition Blog is the only online site in District 47 that provides a full compilation of candidate and election information for easy voter access . . . one-stop shopping for campaign and election information. (Unlike other pages and posts at this blog, I am providing this information without commentary about the candidates.) I will update this page as I gather more candidate information, so please check back periodically.
Candidate Campaign Finanacial Disclosure
Following is a link to the Georgia Ethics Commission’s Financial Disclosure website. This is where you can FOLLOW THE MONEY. This is a fantastic resource for voters. If you consider yourself an informed voter, you must visit this website. Using mandatory campaign finance reports, the state’s website provides insightful, easy-to-read tabular and graphical summaries of each candidate’s campaign finances at the landing page for each candidate. Using the hyperlinks, you can dig deeper into each candidate’s finances, including reading the campaign finance reports they are required to submit.
The Georgia Ethics website provides the names and contribution amounts for donors that contribute at least $100 to a candidate. It shows the money each candidate has in the bank, as well as identifying and quantifying the sources and uses of funds. You can also find information on PACs that are supporting the candidates. You can view what percentage of funds are coming from individuals vs. corporations (including PACs) and out-of-state vs. in-state contributions. One tab on the landing page can be clicked to find independent expenditures (by PACs) on behalf of candidates.
When you click on the below link, go to the Candidate Information tab and click. This will take you to a search bar where you can enter a candidate’s name. Enter the candidate’s last name, followed by a comma, then followed by the first name. So for Jack Miller: Miller, Jack. And for Lindsay DeFranco: DeFranco, Lindsay. It’s super easy.
Georgia Ethics Commission Campaign Finance Disclosure Website
Candidate Information.
Jack Miller
Miller Campaign Instagram Page
Lindsay DeFranco
DeFranco Campaign Facebook Page
DeFranco Campaign Instagram Page
DeFranco Campaign YouTube Page
Candidate Letters
Candidate News Stories
Here I will post candidate news stories, debate videos, etc.
20260424 Cherokee Tribune Voter Guide for 2026 D-47 Primary
General Election Information: Dates, Hours, Locations
Early Voting. Fulton County and Cherokee County will be running the D-47 election. This means Fulton County voters will have their choice of 3 dozen early voting locations, including at the Alpharetta Library. Milton’s early voting location will be the Milton Library and the Community Center at Milton Park and Preserve (and NOT at Milton City Hall). Early voting in Fulton County will occur October 13 – 30.
Key Dates. Below are other important dates in the election cycle for the 2026 election for Fulton County:
- AUGUST 17: First day to apply for an Absentee Ballot
- OCTOBER 5: Deadline to register to vote/change address for a registered voter
- OCTOBER 5: First day Absentee Ballots can be mailed
- OCTOBER 13: First day of Early Voting
- OCTOBER 23: Last day to request an Absentee Ballot
- OCTOBER 30: Last day of Early Voting
- OCTOBER 30: Last day to return Absentee Ballot in drop box
- NOVEMBER 3: Last day for an Absentee Ballot submitted by mail
- NOVEMBER 3: Election Day
- NOVEMBER 6: Last day To Return UOCAVA Absentee Ballot (must be postmarked by November 3, 2026)
Election Day (November 3rd) Voting. All D-47 voters (Fulton and Cherokee) can find confirm their registration, find their election polling place, and view a sample ballot at the Georgia My Voter website: My Voter Page
Other Useful Campaign/Election Information:
Fulton County also provides useful campaign and elections information at its elections website (including early voting locations and hours): Fulton County Registration and Elections
Milton Coalition 