Includes: Election Day Voting and Advance (Early) Voting
When you reach the U.S. House of Representatives — District 14 race on the touchscreen Ballot Marking Device (BMD), select “Write-in.” An on-screen keyboard will appear. Enter Rob Rush in the space provided, then press “Accept” to confirm your write-in entry. Review your selections before completing your ballot.
That’s it — you have written in Rob Rush.
Includes: Absentee-by-Mail Ballots, Provisional Ballots, Emergency Paper Ballots, and Challenged Ballots
When you reach the U.S. House of Representatives — District 14 race on your paper ballot, completely fill in the oval next to the “Write-in” selection, then clearly write the qualified write-in candidate’s name, Rob Rush, in the blank space provided.
You must do both: fill in the write-in oval AND write “Rob Rush” in the space provided. That’s it.
Includes: Eligible military members, their families, and overseas U.S. citizens using the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot as a backup ballot
If you received a regular Georgia absentee ballot, follow the hand-marked Georgia paper-ballot instructions above.
If you are eligible to use the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot (FWAB) because you requested but did not receive your regular absentee ballot, follow the instructions provided with the FWAB. For the U.S. Representative race, clearly enter Rob Rush as the candidate you are voting for in Georgia’s 14th Congressional District.
Because the FWAB is a special federal backup ballot and may look different from a regular Georgia ballot, follow all instructions provided with the ballot for completing and returning it.
If you forget my name when you go to vote, ask a poll worker for the official list of certified write-in candidates. Georgia law requires copies of the list to be available at each polling place.
Look under U.S. House of Representatives — District 14 for:
Robert A. “Rob Rush” Ruszkowski
Then write in: Rob Rush