Looking for real undecided Georgia voters to participate in governor’s town hall debate
Atlanta News First is seeking undecided voters from throughout Georgia — including remote video participants— to participate in the Oct. 6 debate.
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Gray Media’s Atlanta News First is looking for undecided Georgia voters to ask questions at a town hall debate for governor on Oct. 6, 2026, which will be televised and streamed throughout the state.
Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms and Republican Rick Jackson will meet on stage for one hour at Assembly Atlanta and you could play an important role in the process. Undecided voters will have the unique opportunity to ask questions directly to the candidates about the most pressing issues facing the community.
This is a nonpartisan project: the campaigns will not choose participants, and every applicant is independently screened by the Atlanta News First team. If you’re interested, fill out this short screening survey: Please fill out this form.
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