According to the latest information from the DeKalb County Elections office, there are 30,000 registered voters who will be able to vote on whether to create a city of Brookhaven.
Out of that number, roughly 4,000 are inactive, meaning they haven’t voted since the last presidential election, the elections office says.
There are 12 precincts that will have the question on the July 31 ballot. If approved, the new city of Brookhaven would have roughly 49,000 residents, according to a study by the Carl Vinson Institute.
The city would be in the area of unincorporated DeKalb County bordered by Dunwoody, Sandy Springs, Chamblee and a portion of I-85.
Here are the precinct by precinct totals:
List of active and registered voters
Active voters: People who have voted since the last presidential election
Inactive voters: People who haven’t voted since the last presidential election.
Registered voters: People who have registered to vote.
Precinct numbers as of July 3.
1. Ashford Dunwoody Road
Total: 2,585
Active: 2,336
Total inactive: 249
2. Ashford Park Elementary
Total: 2,169
Active: 1,941
Total inactive: 228
3. Ashford Parkside
Total: 2,535
Active: 2,240
Total inactive: 295
4. Briarwood
Total: 2,129
Active: 1,822
Total inactive: 307
5. Brookhaven
Total: 2,803
Active: 2,385
Total inactive: 418
6. Cross Keys High
Total: 2,035
Active: 1,675
Total inactive: 360
7. Montclaire Elementary
Total: 2,330
Active: 1,812
Total inactive: 518
8. Montgomery Elementary
Total: 3,593
Active: 3,284
Total inactive: 309
9. Nancy Creek*
Total: 1,897
Active: 1,695
Total inactive: 202
*Numbers current as of February.
10. Silver Lake
Total: 3,527
Active: 3,131
Total inactive: 396
11. Skyland
Total: 1,820
Active: 1,611
Total inactive: 209
12. Woodward Elementary
Total: 2,115
Active: 1,736
Total inactive: 379
Total registered voters: 29,538
Total inactive: 3,870
Source: DeKalb County Elections Office