How much does a billboard cost?

Billboard pricing depends on the city, location, and campaign length. Personal billboard ads start at $150, while business campaigns typically range from $2,500 to $90,000+. Call us with your city and we'll give you real pricing options immediately.

What is the cheapest way to get a billboard?

The most affordable option is a personal shoutout billboard, starting at $150. These are ideal for birthdays, announcements, and short-term visibility.

How fast can my billboard go live?

Once your location is selected and artwork is approved, most billboards can go live quickly. Artwork approval typically takes up to 72 hours.

Do you create billboard artwork for free?

Yes. If you don't have artwork, we will create your billboard design for free. You may also upload your own artwork if you already have it.

Can I choose my billboard location?

Yes. We help you search and select billboard locations by city, state, or ZIP code so you can target the exact area you want.

Do you offer digital and static billboards?

Yes. We offer digital billboards, static billboards, and other digital out-of-home (DOOH) advertising options depending on availability in your area.

How do I know my billboard will actually run?

We provide proof-of-play and verification options so you can confirm that your billboard is live and displaying as scheduled.

Political Billboard Advertising in Georgia: 2026 Midterm Guide

Political

Oct 4

Written By Jasmine reed

The short answer: Georgia's general election is Tuesday, November 3, 2026, and early voting runs October 13 through October 30. Campaigns that want to be seen during early voting need billboards booked now. E&J Billboards offers digital billboards across metro Atlanta and Georgia from $400 for a 4-day run, with free design and approval typically within 48 business hours.

Key dates for Georgia's 2026 general election

October 5: voter registration deadline
October 13 to October 30: early (advance) voting, including the required Saturdays of October 17 and October 24
October 23: deadline to request a mail-in (absentee) ballot
November 3: Election Day, polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
December 1: runoff, if no candidate wins a majority

Georgians will choose a governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, attorney general and state school superintendent, along with every seat in the Georgia House and Senate. Confirm the latest dates with the Georgia election guide or your county elections office.

Why billboards work for Georgia campaigns

Georgia voters spend a lot of time in the car, especially across metro Atlanta. A billboard reaches every driver on a road, not just people who follow a campaign online, and it can't be skipped or scrolled past.

Name recognition: repeated exposure on a commuter's daily route helps a name stick before voters reach the ballot.
District targeting: you choose the exact roads and ZIP codes your voters drive, instead of paying to reach people outside your district.
Timely messages: digital billboards can switch from "Meet the candidate" to "Early voting starts today" to "Vote Tuesday" without printing new vinyl.

How to time a Georgia billboard campaign

Now to October 12: awareness. Introduce the candidate or issue while voters are forming opinions.
October 13 to 30: early voting push. Many Georgians vote early, so this three-week window matters most. Point voters to their early voting site and remind them they can vote at any site in their county.
October 31 to November 3: final reminder. A short, clear "Vote Tuesday, November 3" message.
If there's a runoff: be ready to relaunch quickly for the December 1 runoff. Digital boards make that fast.

Where E&J has billboards in Georgia

Metro Atlanta and Cobb County: downtown Atlanta screens and stadium-area boards, plus Kennesaw, Acworth and Cartersville along Cobb Parkway and Joe Frank Harris Parkway.
Smyrna bus shelters: Cobb Parkway, Spring Road, South Cobb Drive and GA-280, from $300.
South Metro and the I-75 corridor: McDonough, Stockbridge and Barnesville.
East Georgia: Conyers on I-20 westbound toward downtown Atlanta, and Augusta on Milledgeville Road.
Middle Georgia: Macon and Warner Robins.
Gwinnett County: Norcross.

See every location, road and estimated daily views on our Georgia billboards page.

What political billboards cost in Georgia

Digital billboards: from $400 for 4 days (6 hours a day)
Weekly to monthly runs: up to about $2,000 per month per board
Bus shelter ads in Smyrna: from $300
Premium Atlanta locations: priced by location and length

Design is included free. For more detail, read our 2026 billboard cost guide.

Rules to know before you book

Include a "paid for by" disclaimer. Federal rules require one on billboards for federal candidates and political committees, and state rules may apply to state and local races. Confirm the exact wording with your campaign's treasurer or attorney.
Expect a content review. Billboard owners review political artwork before it runs, so leave time for approval.
Keep proof for your reports. Save your invoice and proof-of-play photos for campaign finance reporting.

Georgia political billboard FAQ

When should a Georgia campaign book billboards for the 2026 election?

As soon as possible. Early voting starts October 13, and the best boards book quickly in the final weeks before an election.

How much does a political billboard cost in Georgia?

E&J Billboards offers Georgia digital billboards from $400 for a 4-day campaign, monthly runs up to about $2,000 per board, and Smyrna bus shelter ads from $300.

Can I change my billboard message during early voting?

Yes. Digital billboards let campaigns update their artwork, for example from an introduction to an early voting reminder, without printing costs.

How fast can a political billboard go live in Georgia?

Most E&J campaigns are approved within 48 business hours and can launch in as little as 72 hours.

Do political billboards need a disclaimer?

Yes. Billboards for federal candidates and political committees need a "paid for by" disclaimer, and state rules may also apply. Check with your campaign's treasurer or attorney.

Ready to reach Georgia voters? Call or text (888) 999-3241, email info@eandjbillboards.com, or browse Georgia billboard locations.

Election dates are from the Georgia Secretary of State and georgia.gov as of October 2026. This article is general information, not legal advice.

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