Every county in Georgia has certified the results of the 2024 general election, a notable step after some Republican local election board members earlier this year declined to certify other results.

After making it through fake bomb threats, packed lines, and some mail ballot issues to cast our votes around metro Atlanta, it’s now time for counties to certify their results.Tuesday is the deadline for Georgia’s 159 counties to certify their votes.

The Cobb County election board met on Tuesday afternoon to get this county’s vote certified. Cobb went for 57-42 percent for Democrat Kamala Harris; Georgia counties were also certifying votes up and down the ballot. RELATED: Georgia secretary of state says there were over 60 bomb threats during election

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The Chatham County Board of Elections certified the “official and complete” results for the Nov. 5 election on Tuesday after ballot counting issues on election night. The board confirmed there was a record turnout of voters in Chatham this cycle,

Tuesday was the deadline for Georgia’s 159 counties to certify their votes. Georgia has until Nov. 23 to certify the state’s results.

By 5 p.m. Tuesday, all 159 counties in Georgia were to have certified their election results. Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger applauded the counties at a press conference for their hard work to meet that deadline.