Elections
The City Clerk serves as the Chief Elections Officer for Tucker to prepare and have published all election ads, approve the ballot proof, approve the city’s official voter list, accepts notice of candidacy for local office, and prepares for municipal elections in coordination with DeKalb County Elections Divisions. The City of Tucker has signed an Intergovernmental Agreement with DeKalb County to conduct the city’s elections.
Elected officials and candidates for office are required to file Campaign Contribution Disclosure Reports or an Affidavit and Financial Disclosure Reports. The city uses an online public access portal software to store these reports.
Tucker City Council
The Tucker City Council is comprised of a mayor and six council members elected by the people on a non-partisan ballot for four-year terms. Two council members are elected to represent each of Tucker’s three districts, while the mayor is elected to represent the entire City. The terms for council members from District 1 Post 1, District 2 Post 1 and District 3 Post 1, as well as for the mayor, are set to expire in January 2026, while terms for District 1 Post 2, District 2 Post 2 and District 3 Post 2 will expire in January 2028.
Make Your Voice Heard
Tucker Votes
The app is designed to let residents enter their home address and easily find which officials represent them. The information includes City Council, DeKalb County Board of Commissioners, State House and Senate, as well as the U.S. House of Representatives.
Campaign Finance Portal
Note: Pop-ups must be enabled to view
All Candidates must file the Notice of Candidacy Form. Candidates must also file one of the 2 forms below:
- CCDR: Campaign Contribution Disclosure Report
- Affidavit of a Candidate’s Intent Not to Exceed $2,500 in Contributions
and/or Expenditures during their 4 year election cycle