What you need to bring to the polls to vote in Georgia

ATLANTA — Election Day is Nov. 4. Georgians will head to the polls to vote in key races that impact their communities and the state.

11Alive wants to make sure Georgia voters are prepared ahead of Election Day. All registered voters are required to show a photo ID at the poll. The Secretary of State's Office said this allows county officials to ensure it's you when casting your ballot.

Here is a look at the acceptable forms of ID when Georgians vote.

What IDs can I use to vote in person?

In Georgia, there are seven different acceptable forms of identification a person can bring with them to their voting precinct.

A valid state or federal government-issued photo ID, including a free ID card issued by your county registrar's office or the Georgia Department of Driver Services .