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A weekly fan-vote poll from BLITZ Sports GA covering 13 counties of Northeast Georgia high school football, running continuously since 2009. It sits apart from the staff's own BLITZ Pick — one is an editor's call, the other is decided by whoever shows up to click.
Weekly Georgia high school girls flag football coach recognition from the Atlanta Falcons and AJC Varsity, presented by Nike and decided by public AJC fan voting.
Fox 5 Atlanta's weekly Friday-night fan vote for High 5 Sports Team of the Week, five nominated Georgia high school football programs go up on the station's High5Sports Facebook page each week of the season, and the public votes for the team it wants featured in that week's High 5 Sports broadcast segment.
Statewide Georgia · Sports Illustrated / High School on SI
Weekly spring fan-vote poll from Sports Illustrated's High School on SI network at si.com/high-school/georgia, honoring one standout GHSA baseball performer each week of the season. Confirmed coverage centers on the GHSA state championship series each April and May, most recently through 2026. Free to vote, no account required.
Statewide Georgia · High School on SI / SBLive Sports
High School on SI's statewide winter fan vote for Georgia's standout boys basketball performance, run at si.com/high-school/georgia. Editors build the weekly field, anyone can vote with no account, and the ballot closes Sunday at 11:59 p.m. Pacific, the same rhythm confirmed on the January 20 and January 28, 2025 editions.
The High School on SI / SBLive statewide weekly fan vote for Georgia's best boys basketball performance. Editors pick the nominees, anyone can vote with no account, the ballot closes Sunday at 11:59 p.m. Pacific, and 16-player fields mean the margin between winning and losing is narrower than it looks.
Statewide Georgia · Sports Illustrated / High School on SI
Weekly fall fan-vote poll from Sports Illustrated's High School on SI network at si.com/high-school/georgia, confirmed live the week of August 18, 2025 as a defense-only ballot run separately from the site's offensive Player of the Week poll. Free to vote, no account required; the hub does not publish a per-device cap.
Statewide Georgia · Sports Illustrated / High School on SI
Weekly fall fan-vote poll from Sports Illustrated's High School on SI network at si.com/high-school/georgia, spotlighting one standout Georgia prep offensive performer each week of the GHSA season. A confirmed offense-side ballot ran the week of August 18, 2025. Free to vote, no account required; the hub doesn't publish an exact per-device cap.
Statewide Georgia · High School on SI / SBLive Sports
High School on SI's weekly winter fan vote for Georgia's standout girls basketball performance, hosted at si.com/high-school/georgia. Two dated editions confirmed for the 2024-25 season — January 14 and January 20, 2025 — each drawing nominees from every GHSA classification. Anyone can vote with no account required.
High School on SI's weekly statewide fan vote for Georgia's top girls basketball performance. Editors nominate — typically 13 players spanning all GHSA classes — and anyone can vote with no account until Sunday at 11:59 p.m. Pacific, the same close as every SI Georgia poll.
High School on SI's statewide Georgia fan vote that puts football, basketball, wrestling, and other sports on a single weekly ballot — no account required, closes Sunday at 11:59 p.m. PT, with unlimited voting and no per-device cap.
Statewide Georgia · High School on SI (Sports Illustrated)
Annual, season-capping honor from High School on SI at si.com/high-school/georgia, confirmed separate from the weekly Baseball Player of the Week poll. SI's confirmed baseball coverage centers on the GHSA state championship series each April and May, most recently 2026. Nominee field and any vote cap are set on the live page.
Statewide Georgia · High School on SI (Sports Illustrated / Arena Group)
Free end-of-season fan-vote award published per GHSA classification by High School on SI at si.com/high-school/georgia; boys basketball polls close at 11:59 p.m. Eastern on the stated date with no per-vote cap; separate ballots run for each class from AAAAAAA to A.
A dedicated statewide defensive fan poll on High School on SI — launched 2025 to give Georgia linebackers, D-linemen, and defensive backs their own weekly ballot, separate from the North and South Georgia offensive POTW polls; 15 nominees on the opening ballot; unlimited voting closes Sunday 11:59 p.m. PT.
Statewide Georgia · High School on SI (Sports Illustrated)
Annual, defense-only recognition from High School on SI at si.com/high-school/georgia, confirmed as a separate ballot from Georgia's combined Player of the Year and its own weekly offense/defense Player of the Week polls. Free to take part in; the nominee field, dates, and any vote cap are published on the live page each cycle.
Statewide postseason fan poll on High School on SI covering all GHSA classifications during the November-December playoff run; voting is uncapped and closes Sunday 11:59 p.m. PT. During the regular season, Georgia runs separate North and South regional polls — this statewide ballot exists only in the postseason.
Statewide Georgia · High School on SI (Sports Illustrated / Arena Group)
Free end-of-season fan-vote award published per GHSA classification by High School on SI at si.com/high-school/georgia; girls basketball polls run after the Macon state finals with no per-vote cap; separate ballots cover each class from AAAAAAA to A.
Statewide Georgia · High School on SI (Sports Illustrated / SBLive)
Season-end fan-vote recognition run by High School on SI (Sports Illustrated / formerly SBLive) at si.com, covering every GHSA sport and classification across all of Georgia. No per-vote cap; polls close at 11:59 p.m. Eastern on the stated date.
Statewide Georgia · High School on SI (Sports Illustrated)
Annual, season-capping honor from High School on SI at si.com/high-school/georgia, confirmed distinct from the weekly Softball Player of the Week poll. Georgia's fastpitch season runs in the fall, not spring, and this recognition follows once that GHSA season concludes. Nominee field and any vote cap are set on the live page.
Statewide Georgia · Sports Illustrated / High School on SI
Weekly fall fan-vote poll from Sports Illustrated's High School on SI network at si.com/high-school/georgia, honoring one standout GHSA fastpitch softball performer each week of Georgia's fall season. A confirmed ballot pattern ran September and October 2024 and continued into 2025. Free to vote, no account required; no per-device cap is published on the Georgia hub.
Atlanta · High School on SI
The High School on SI weekly fan vote covering Atlanta metro and North Georgia prep football. Editors nominate 10–18 performers; anyone can vote, no account needed; the ballot closes every Sunday at 11:59 p.m. PT — one day earlier than the Dallas regional, and a full week before the statewide Playoff ballot takes over in November.
Valdosta · High School on SI
Weekly fan-vote poll run by High School on SI covering South and Middle Georgia prep football; editors select 10-18 nominees each week, anyone can vote with no account, and the ballot closes every Sunday at 11:59 p.m. PT — then transitions to a single statewide playoff ballot once the GHSA postseason begins.
The 2025 Moultrie Best of Best is a closed public-vote readers ballot for the Moultrie, Georgia area. It was produced by The Moultrie Observer on the Second Street platform and accepted nominations and votes from June 11 through August 7, 2025. An earlier edition ran in 2024, making this an annual local promotion. This reference page collects the confirmed dates, the voting address and the organizer behind the ballot.
The Thomasville Times-Enterprise, the southwest Georgia newspaper based in Thomasville, puts its readers'-choice ballot on Second Street under the name Best of Thomasville. The live 2026 edition opened August 12 and closes October 7, 2026. Earlier ballots under this name ran in 2023 and 2024. No category roster, per-voter rule or eligibility terms have been printed for the 2026 ballot, so nominating businesses should read the live ballot page before they plan a promotion.
The Tifton Gazette invites residents of Tifton and Tift County, Georgia to nominate local favorites between April 28 and May 12, 2026, then vote June 3 through June 16, 2026. The ballot runs on Second Street, the same platform the Gazette has used since the 2023 edition. The 2026 edition is now closed. Exact category details and any per-voter limits should be confirmed on the live ballot each cycle.
The Valdosta Daily Times runs the 2026 Best of Valdosta ballot, a readers-choice contest for businesses and local favorites in Valdosta, Georgia. It is hosted on Second Street, the same platform the newspaper uses for its sweepstakes. The 2026 voting window opened December 16, 2025 and closed February 6, 2026. A 2025 edition is also confirmed, so the program counts as an annual fixture on the South Georgia calendar.
Macon · 41NBC
41NBC runs the Best Costume contest for Macon, Georgia, on the Second Street platform at 41nbc.secondstreetapp.com. The confirmed 2026 window is open September 1 through September 29, 2026, and this is the program's first confirmed edition; whether it returns next year is not yet published. No category list or per-voter limit appears on the page either, so a contestant should confirm on the live ballot each cycle rather than assume a rule that was never printed.
Macon · 41NBC
41NBC, the Macon, Georgia television station, runs the Sidesgiving Bracket Challenge through the Second Street platform at 41nbc.secondstreetapp.com. The 2025 round ran November 7 through November 25, 2025, and is now closed, following an earlier 2024 round. Unlike Middle Georgia's magazine-run readers' polls, this is a television station's own seasonal bracket vote. Neither a roster of what the bracket pits against what, nor a per-supporter voting rule, is printed on the page; confirm on the live ballot each cycle.
The 5th Annual Reading Nook Contest is a photo submission and public vote program run by the Statesboro Herald in Statesboro, Georgia, carried on the publisher's Second Street ballot. Its confirmed 2025 cycle ran from February 1 through March 1, with photo submissions and voting promoted for February 1 through February 28. Unlike the broad readers choice ballots around it, this one centers a single home reading theme. Category details and any vote limits should be confirmed on the live ballot each cycle.
The 6th Annual Reading Nook Contest is a public photo-vote contest run by the Statesboro Herald on the Second Street platform in Statesboro, Georgia. Its 2026 window ran from February 1 through March 1 and is now closed. A 2025 edition under the 5th Annual name is also confirmed, and the next window is anticipated in 2027. Supporters pick their favourite reading corner photo from the entries on the contest ballot.
This public vote program honors high school softball athletes in Athens, Georgia. Crowdsignal hosts the ballot on poll.fm. Editions appeared in 2023 and 2025 during December. Organizers remain unnamed in available files. Supporters access the form via a direct web link. Categories and any vote cap go unpublished; confirm on the live ballot each cycle.
Athens Banner-Herald readers around Athens, Georgia decide a preseason softball player of the year each summer through a ballot carried on Crowdsignal's poll.fm service. Editions ran in 2023 and 2025, with the 2025 vote live during July. The paper prints no cap on repeat ballots and no eligibility terms, so read the current form before building a push.
LocaliQ's Athens Community's Choice Awards, run through the Athens Banner-Herald at yourchoiceawards.com/athens, covering roughly 150 categories across a two-stage process: public nomination first, then a separate community-voting round, with results printed in the local newspaper once each annual cycle closes.
A public-vote wrestling honour for the Augusta area of Georgia, hosted on Crowdsignal (poll.fm) at poll.fm/16299876. The confirmed edition years are 2022 and 2025, with a September to November voting phase and the next expected edition in 2026. Organizer, category list and vote rules are not published, so confirm on the live ballot each cycle.
Best Costume is a public photo-vote award run by 41NBC, the television station serving Macon, Georgia. The ballot lives on the Second Street platform at 41nbc.secondstreetapp.com/Best-Costume and the confirmed 2026 window runs September 1 through September 29, 2026. Entries are costume photos submitted through the platform, and supporters pick a favorite and vote on the page. The listing publishes no category list, no per-supporter limit and no schedule beyond 2026, so whatever the ballot shows while voting is open settles the rest.
A nominated kitchen or bath remodel business in Atlanta, Georgia faces a public vote hosted by Atlanta Home Improvement on its own website, with voting activity centered on October. Winners are decided purely by vote count, and leading finishers are featured in the publisher's Kitchen & Bath Issue. Day-level open and close dates, the category count and any limit on repeat voting are not stated on this page, so supporters should confirm on the live ballot each cycle.
Atlanta Magazine's annual Best of Atlanta readers-choice awards, with the 2025 finalist ballot hosted on a dedicated contest.vote address rather than atlantamagazine.com itself; confirm the current year's exact ballot link, categories, and dates directly on Atlanta Magazine's site each cycle.
Creative Loafing ATL's annual Atlanta readers-choice awards, run at creativeloafing.com/bestofatlanta, posted 2025 winners online; the category list, vote totals, and exact nomination dates aren't publicly detailed beyond that annual cycle.
Augusta Magazine's annual Best of Augusta readers-choice awards, voted directly at augustamagazine.com rather than through a separate platform. The 2025 cycle is confirmed active; the category list, vote cap, and exact close date are not published anywhere checked for this guide, so confirm them on the site each cycle.
The Milton Neighbors Choice Awards lets Milton, Georgia residents pick their favorite local businesses and services, and the town publication The Milton Scene runs the whole thing on miltonscene.com. Two cycles, 2025 and 2026, are confirmed. In 2025 the vote ran through May and was extended to June 1, and in 2026 winners were announced after a May voting round. The publication does not print next-cycle dates ahead of time, so supporters and nominees should watch the site when the new round appears.
savannahnow's (Savannah Morning News) annual Best of Coastal Empire readers-choice awards, voted on a third-party YourChoiceAwards ballot at yourchoiceawards.com/savannah rather than on savannahnow.com itself; confirm the current year's categories, nomination window, and close date directly on the live ballot before planning any local campaign.
Cobb Life Magazine and the Marietta Daily Journal's countywide readers-choice ballot across 250+ categories, drew 500,000 votes in 2025, with results celebrated at Jim Miller Park in Marietta.
Savannah, Georgia's Best of Doctors 2026 is a public-vote program from Savannah magazine on its publisher website. The page identifies voting as closed, says winners will be announced in the September/October 2026 issue, and tells supporters to vote by April 1. Category details, supporter limits, eligibility, and later timing confirm on the live ballot each cycle.
Forsyth County News' annual nominate-then-vote readers-choice ballot spanning roughly 292 categories, with the 2026 edition drawing nearly 288,000 votes and results searchable at bestofforsythawards.com.
Georgia Business Journal's annual Best of Georgia readers-choice awards, voted once per day per person at gbj.com/best-of/vote across the whole state rather than one metro or county; the 2026 ballot is open now, though categories and a close date aren't something the publisher has put in writing yet.
Guide to Gwinnett's annual Best of Gwinnett readers-choice awards for Gwinnett County businesses, an Atlanta suburb, voted directly at guidetogwinnett.com/best-of; category list, vote cap, close date, and results archive are not published in the confirmed record, so verify specifics on the live site each cycle.
Gainesville · Gainesville Times
Gainesville, Georgia's Best of Hall is a Second Street ballot hosted at gainesvilletimes.secondstreetapp.com, organized by the Gainesville Times for Hall County. Confirmed editions run 2017 through 2026, including the current Best of Hall 2027 ballot, whose window opens October 1 and closes November 30, 2026. A category breakdown and a per-voter vote cap are not published beyond that window; confirm on the live ballot each cycle for either detail.
Best of Hall 2027 is the reader's-choice ballot for Hall County, Georgia, run by the Gainesville Times on the Second Street platform. The confirmed window runs October 1 through November 30, 2026, with nominations in October and voting in November under the newspaper's published cadence. Confirmed editions reach back to 2017, making this one of the longer-running Georgia reader's-choice ballots covered here.
An annual Middle Georgia readers-choice awards program run at its own address, bestofmiddlegeorgia.com, independent of Macon Magazine despite covering the same region. Category lists, entry counts, and exact voting dates aren't published in the confirmed record, so check the live site each cycle before planning a campaign.
Best of NGA runs a North Georgia regional readers' choice program across roughly 50-plus categories, culminating in a public vote banquet event rather than an online-only reveal. Full nomination windows, vote caps, and exact dates aren't published in the confirmed record; check bestofnga.com directly each cycle before building a campaign around it.
Annual Appen Media Group readers-choice awards across North Atlanta's Alpharetta, Forsyth County, Johns Creek, Milton, and Roswell, with public voting that drew 100,000+ votes in 2025.
Connect Savannah's annual readers' poll, run at connectsavannah.com/savannah/BestOf and opening every January. Connect Savannah is a Savannah alt-weekly, a separate operation from Savannah Magazine's own March Best of Savannah ballot. Category list, vote totals, and exact dates aren't public; confirm each on the live page.
Savannah Magazine's annual Best of Savannah readers-choice ballot, voted at savannahmagazine.com/best-of-savannah/vote each March; Savannah Magazine has not made public a category list, a vote cap, or exact open and close dates, so confirm each directly on the live site before building a campaign around it.
Savannah Magazine's annual Best of Savannah HOMES ballot runs separately from its general Best of Savannah readers-choice program, voted at savannahmagazine.com/best-of-homes. No category list, vote cap, or exact open and close dates have surfaced in anything public, so confirm each directly on the live site.
Statesboro · Statesboro Herald
Statesboro Herald, the newspaper covering Bulloch County, Georgia, runs Best of the Boro on the Second Street platform at statesboroherald.secondstreetapp.com. The 2026 ballot's voting window ran August 24-31, 2026, the ninth confirmed annual edition going back to 2018. The same organizer also runs a separate Discovering Bulloch readers-choice ballot on the same account earlier in the year. No category slate, vote cap, or 2027 opening date is published past the closed window; confirm on the live ballot each cycle.
Thomasville · Thomasville Times-Enterprise
Thomasville, Georgia's Best of Thomasville is the Thomasville Times-Enterprise's readers'-choice ballot, run on Second Street at thomasvilletimes-enterprise.secondstreetapp.com. The 2026 voting window is open now, August 12 through October 7, backed by confirmed editions in 2023, 2024 and 2026. A category list and vote cap are not published; confirm both on the live ballot each cycle.
The Valdosta Daily Times, the Valdosta, Georgia newspaper, runs Best of Valdosta on the Second Street platform at valdostadailytimes.secondstreetapp.com. One confirmed edition backs this ballot, its window December 16, 2025 through February 6, 2026, since closed. Category list and per-voter rule stay unpublished past that window; confirm on the live ballot each cycle.
WBHF, a radio station in Cartersville, Georgia, invites the public to name the county's favorite restaurant, shoppe and attraction each summer on wbhfradio.org. The ballot has run in every edition from 2020 through 2026, with voting spread across the summer months. The station prints the winning categories on the ballot page but leaves the exact calendar days off it, so check the current form before planning anything.
Best Self Atlanta runs an annual Best Of contest across roughly 80 categories in the Atlanta metro, using a two-stage process: reader nominations first, then public voting at bestselfatlanta.com/best-of-2026-contest/. It's a separate program from Atlanta Magazine's own Best of Atlanta ballot, despite the near-identical name.
Atlanta Magazine runs the Best of Atlanta program for the Atlanta metro market in Georgia, and the 2019 Arts and Culture ballot sat on the magazine's own site through December 2019. Confirmed edition years are 2019 and 2026, so the program recurs rather than running as a single event. Any business or creative nominated in an arts or culture category pushes for public votes during the published window. Day-level open and close dates, and any per-supporter voting rules, are not carried on this page, so a nominee should read the live ballot before planning outreach.
The Ledger-Enquirer's annual Columbus People's Choice Awards, voted at columbuspeopleschoice.com for what the paper describes as a major Southeast Georgia market; categories, nomination steps, and voting dates aren't published in the confirmed record, so check the live site each cycle.
CommunityVotes' annual readers-choice awards platform for the Augusta, Georgia metro at augusta.communityvotes.com, run in two rounds, an initial nomination round followed by a finalist voting round. The category list, exact dates, and any vote cap are not yet published; confirm each on the live site once a cycle opens.
CommunityVotes' readers-choice program for Columbus, Georgia, at columbus.communityvotes.com. The site itself states 2026 nominations begin Friday, September 4, at 6:00 a.m. It runs separately from the Ledger-Enquirer's own Columbus People's Choice Awards, a different Columbus, Georgia program on a different domain.
Where do Dalton, Georgia supporters vote in Dalton Daily Citizen Readers' Choice? At thedailycitizen.secondstreetapp.com, the Second Street ballot The Daily Citizen runs each year. Two confirmed editions back it, 2025 and 2026, with the most recent window running June 5 through July 30, 2026. Past that window, what is actually published goes quiet fast; confirm on the live ballot each cycle for whatever comes next.
The Daily Citizen, the newspaper serving Dalton and Gordon County in Georgia, runs the Reader's Choice ballot on Second Street. The 2026 edition accepted public votes from June 5 until July 30, 2026, and a 2025 edition ran before it on the same host. The ballot is closed for this cycle. Category details, per-supporter rules and eligibility terms are not printed with the listing, so the live ballot itself is where those details must be read.
The Division II Player of the Year is a Georgia fan vote run under the Division II banner, with Crowdsignal hosting the ballot at poll.fm. Editions are confirmed in 2022, 2023 and 2025, and voting falls across December and January. The most recent ballot closed with 2,238 votes counted. This reference gathers what is published and flags what is not.
Atlanta Home Improvement runs the For The Of Our Kitchen Makeover Contest in Atlanta, Georgia, a public vote that sends a $10,000 kitchen makeover to one of four finalists, with Kitchen Fronts of Georgia and Premier Surfaces supplying the prize. Confirmed editions run in 2018, 2020 and every year from 2021 through 2026. The 2026 voting window opens September 9 and closes September 18, after nominations from August 20 to 31.
A Georgia design or build business that wins a public vote gains a credential no advertisement can buy, yet most firms find out about the Georgia Design Awards too late to rally support. Atlanta Magazine runs the ballot from its own site for architecture, interior design, homebuilding, remodeling and landscape design work across Atlanta and the wider state. The confirmed window runs from December 1, 2025 through February 28, 2026, and the publisher has already printed a winners list in the Georgia Design Winter 2025 Issue. This reference page lays out the host, the timeline, the voting mechanics that are known and the rules that are not, so a nominating firm can plan its outreach instead of guessing.
The Statesboro Herald runs a Halloween Costume Contest on the Second Street platform for readers in Statesboro, Georgia. The 2025 edition accepted photo entries and public votes from October 20 through November 4, 2025, and closed at the end of that window. Confirmed editions ran in 2023, 2024 and 2025, which makes this an annual fall program rather than a one-off promotion. Unlike the publisher's Best of the Boro ballot, this contest centers on costumes rather than local businesses.
Milton, Georgia's own newsroom, The Milton Scene, runs the Milton Neighbors' Choice Awards at miltonscene.com rather than through a separate voting platform. Voting has happened twice so far: a 2025 round whose close date shifted from May 30 to June 1, and a 2026 round held in May with winners posted afterward. Categories and a vote cap stay off the page for now; confirm on the live ballot each cycle.
MLiving Reader's Choice is the best-of ballot run by MLiving News, a Georgia publication that stages the vote directly on mlivingnews.com instead of a commercial voting platform. Confirmed editions ran across four straight cycles, 2023 through 2026, and each edition moves into a results phase in August. Unlike most Georgia readers-choice programs, which are tied to a named city or county, this one is identified with the publication and the state. Exact window dates and category lists vary by year, so check the live page.
Moultrie · Moultrie Observer
Moultrie Best of the Best is Moultrie, Georgia's readers'-choice business ballot, run by the Moultrie Observer on Second Street at moultrieobserver.secondstreetapp.com. Two confirmed editions exist under this exact title, the earliest opened June 12, 2024, and the most recent, the 2025 Moultrie Best of Best, ran June 11 through August 7, 2025, now closed. Whether the ballot splits into categories, or what cap applies per voter, stays unstated; confirm both on the live ballot each cycle.
Atlanta · Atlanta Home Improvement
Atlanta Home Improvement, a home-improvement trade publication under the Atlanta Best Media banner, organizes My Home Improvement Best Of at atlantahomeimprovement.com, a readers'-choice ballot for the Atlanta, Georgia improvement and remodeling trade. Eight editions are confirmed: 2018, then 2020 through 2026 without a gap. The one nomination window still shown on the organizer's own site is dated October 2019, an already-finished cycle rather than the current one, and the 2026 edition's own page already thanks voters and points toward pending results. Beyond that, confirm on the live ballot each cycle.
Atlanta Home Improvement, the Atlanta, Georgia magazine published by Atlanta Best Media, runs My Home Improvement Best of 2026, a readers' choice ballot for home services businesses. Readers, businesses and the general public nominate and vote on the magazine's own domain. The 2026 round is marked closed on the publisher's contest calendar, which lists four 2026 dates for the program, and confirmed editions reach back to 2018.
Big Red Bulb runs the Official Atlanta Georgia Christmas Lights Awards as a public-vote holiday contest on its own site, bigredbulb.com. The 2026 ballot prints 8 awards and a community of 58 holiday displays, open to Big Red Bulb users. The page shows a voting stretch from November 28, 2026 to January 5, 2027. Rules beyond that are thin, so a supporter should confirm on the live ballot each cycle.
The Puparazzi Photo Contest is a pet photo fundraiser run by Fix Georgia Pets, an organization with a mailing address in Atlanta, Georgia. Supporters vote on GoGo Photo Contest, and each vote is a one dollar donation. The 2023 voting window ran from July 15 through September 15, and confirmed runs in 2023 and 2024 mark the program as recurring.
Unlike the BLITZ Sports GA Football Player of the Week, which rotates a fresh Georgia ballot every week, this Reader Poll crowns a single early-season Player of the Year for Savannah boys soccer. The vote runs on Crowdsignal's poll.fm platform, confirmed editions ran in 2022 and 2026, and the 2026 ballot closed March 9 at 11 a.m., leaving a Poll Closed marker on the page.
The Savannah area Preseason Flag Football Player of the Year reader poll comes from Preseason Flag, and Crowdsignal hosts its form at poll.fm. Voting in the 2026 edition closed Tuesday, Aug. 4, at 10 a.m. Two editions stand confirmed, 2022 and 2026. Window dates, categories and repeat-vote limits go unpublished, so confirm on the live ballot each cycle.
Savannah Morning News asks its readers to pick the Girls Preseason Soccer Player of the Year using a Crowdsignal form reached through poll.fm. Voting falls inside a February window, and the 2022 and 2025 editions are confirmed. Nominees come from coastal Georgia high schools such as Richmond Hill, Savannah Country Day, Calvary Day and Savannah Arts. The newspaper does not print the precise opening and closing days, so read them off the live ballot when the next edition opens.
Savannah Morning News Fall Sports invites readers around Savannah, Georgia to pick a fall sports athlete of the week through a public Crowdsignal ballot at poll.fm. The program has confirmed editions in 2022, 2024 and 2025, with voting falling between September and November. The most recent ballot has closed and displayed a leading nominee at 60 percent, while the publisher has posted no dates yet for the next round.
Savannah basketball fans decide the Savannah Morning News Early Boys Basketball Player of the Year through a public reader poll. The Savannah Morning News Early Season hosts the ballot on Crowdsignal at poll.fm, and voting has run in December. Confirmed editions appeared in 2022 and 2025. The 2025 ballot carries a poll-closed marker, so supporters waiting on the next round should watch the publisher's sports desk for its return.
The Sidesgiving Bracket Challenge is a public-vote business bracket that 41NBC, the Macon, Georgia television station, runs each November on the Second Street platform. Two rounds are confirmed, in 2024 and 2025. The 2025 round opened on November 7 and closed on November 25, 2025. This page lays out who is behind the ballot, what dates are fixed, how a supporter actually votes, and which rules the station has left off the page.
Statesboro · Statesboro Herald
Statesboro Herald runs the Halloween Costume Contest, a Second Street public-vote ballot for Statesboro, Georgia. Three confirmed editions have run since 2023, the most recent voting window closing November 4, 2025. The account has not posted a 2026 date, a category roster, or a per-voter limit for this ballot; confirm on the live ballot each cycle.
Unlike Georgia's statewide and metro best-of ballots, Statesboro, Georgia's Reading Nook Contest is a single-newspaper reader photo vote that the Statesboro Herald runs on its own Second Street site, statesboroherald.secondstreetapp.com. Two confirmed editions stand behind it so far: the 5th Annual Reading Nook Contest in 2025 and the 6th Annual Reading Nook Contest, whose 2026 window closed March 1 after opening February 1. Nothing on that page breaks entries into categories, and no per-voter limit appears anywhere; confirm on the live ballot each cycle.
The 2026 Georgia Country Awards is a statewide public-vote music ballot run by Georgia Country on its own site, georgia-country.com. Final round voting ends at noon on Oct 14th, and the act's show count is measured from Jan 1st, 2026 to the end of the round. Only one vote per IP address is allowed, and teen finalists are not eligible. The program has run across 2024, 2025 and 2026, with winners pages reaching back to 2021. Exact window dates, the category list and any daily-vote rule are not published; confirm on the live ballot each cycle.
Who votes in the Georgia High School Boys Basketball Class AAAA Coach of the Year? Fans across Georgia do, on a Crowdsignal (poll.fm) ballot that runs each April for the 2024-2025 season award. The Class AAAA organizer hosts the honor. Whether it returns in 2026 and what rules apply are gaps a supporter should confirm on the live ballot each cycle.
The Tifton Gazette runs Best of Tifton for Tifton, Georgia on Second Street at thetiftongazette.secondstreetapp.com. Four confirmed editions run 2023 through 2026, and the 2026 ballot opened January 22 and closed March 13. No category roster or vote cap is published past that window; confirm on the live ballot each cycle.
The Tuscaloosa News runs a public vote in Georgia for flag football player recognition, hosted on Crowdsignal at poll.fm/16494982. Confirmed editions span 2024, 2025, and 2026. The ballot opens in October and closes in January each cycle. The organizer keeps the category count and the per-voter rule off the page; confirm on the live ballot each cycle.
Valdosta Daily Times readers decide the VDT Best of Best 2025, a best-of ballot for Valdosta, Georgia, hosted on Second Street. The 2025 edition opened for public voting on December 17, 2024 and closed on February 8, 2025. The Valdosta Daily Times has confirmed editions in 2024 and 2025, and a follow-up programme, the 2026 Best of Valdosta, already ran from December 16, 2025 through February 6, 2026. Category lineups and voting rules should be checked against the ballot itself before you plan a support push, since the newspaper does not keep a standing rules page for the promotion.
Macon · 41NBC
41NBC, the Macon, Georgia station known on air as WMGT, runs Viewers Choice Awards on the Second Street platform at 41nbc.secondstreetapp.com. Seven confirmed editions have run since 2019, and the 2026 edition's own window, per the platform's listing, ran December 29, 2025 through March 2, 2026, now closed. The same account separately hosts an unrelated scholarship ballot and several sweepstakes drawings that carry no connection to Viewers Choice Awards voting.
Georgia's high school boys basketball community votes on its Class AAAA Coach of the Year through a public poll that runs on Crowdsignal, the service behind the poll.fm domain. The 2024-2025 edition is confirmed, with balloting in April 2025 and a stated close of May 7, 2025 at 11:59 p.m. The edition years on file are 2024 and 2025, and the vote counts as an annual program. Opening dates, category details and any per-supporter limit for the next cycle are not published ahead of the ballot going live.
Most of Georgia's reader-voted programs hand the public a long list of local businesses to rank. This one does the opposite. 41NBC News and WMGT-DT published a single vote page asking readers to honor a Warner Robins veteran named a Black History Month Ignition Challenge finalist, open through February 17. The station has run the challenge in 2021, 2022, 2023 and 2025, and the ballot sits on 41nbc.com.
This ballot asks one question, who deserves the Augusta all-area high school Flag Football Player Of The Year honor. It runs on Crowdsignal at poll.fm, it is run by Flag, and it serves the Augusta, Georgia high school flag football community. Confirmed editions sit in 2022, 2024, 2025 and 2026, and each cycle's voting window falls between October and January. Exact dates, nominee rosters and any per-supporter rules are not printed in advance, so check the live ballot.
Atlanta, Georgia is home to the Cutest Pets Contest, run by Atlanta Magazine directly on its own website rather than through a shared voting platform. Atlanta Magazine has confirmed exactly two editions of this contest, one in 2025 and another in 2026, and the 2025 round put its nomination window in June, with standout pets promised a spot in that month's print issue. Unlike Atlanta Magazine's own Best of Atlanta business ballot, this one asks for nothing more than a pet's photo and a supporter's click. Exact open and close dates, any daily vote limit, and what follows once a round ends stay unpublished; confirm on the live ballot each cycle.
Atlanta Magazine publishes the Cutest Pets Contest as a pet photo vote hosted on the magazine's own Atlanta website. Edition years on file are 2025 and 2026, and the 2025 ballot ties to a June 2025 voting window, with the winning pet in line for a feature in the magazine's June issue. Day-level dates and vote rules stay off the published page.
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