ATLANTA — Earlier alcohol sales could be coming to a brunch near you -- you just have to vote for it.
On Tuesday, more than 20 cities and counties will vote on allowing restaurants to serve alcohol as early as 11 a.m. on Sunday.
Right now, you can't have your Bloody Mary with your pancakes in restaurants until 12:30 p.m. in cities that haven't passed the legislation.
Early last year, Georgia legislature allowed cities and counties to hold referendums on the bill.
According to the Georgia Restaurant Association, nearly 100 municipalities across the state have approved the brunch bill so far.
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Here's where you can vote on the Brunch Bill on Nov. 5, 2019:
- Berkeley Lake (Gwinnett County)
- Cartersville
- Covington
- Cumming
- Dacula
- Dahlonega-Lumpkin County
- Emerson
- Euharlee
- Hampton
- Henry County
- Hiram
- Lilburn
- Locust Grove
- McDonough
- Monroe
- Morrow
- Newnan
- Norcross
- Rome
- Stockbridge
- Suwanee
- Watkinsville
- White
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