Gwinnett voters can now go online to locate their polling places for the July 15 primary election and see both Republican and Democratic sample ballots customized for that voter’s district.

“This new interactive feature of the County website lets voters see what districts they are in, which races they will vote on and where to go to cast their ballot,” said Gwinnett’s Communications Director Joe Sorenson.

Elections Director Lynn Ledford said, “Voters can also use the Web site to request an absentee ballot and get information on advance voting if they will be unable to vote on election day.” The purpose of the July 15 primary election is to select the Republican and Democratic candidates who will face off in the November general election. Voters may participate in the primary of either party but not both.

The county’s Web site, www.gwinnettcounty.com, will also provide election results as soon as they become available after the polls close on July 15. Results will also be posted on the county’s government-access cable channel known as TVgwinnett, channel 23 on most cable television systems in Gwinnett.