Long lines snaked around some Georgia polling places as Democratic candidates vying to take on Republican Sen. David Perdue in November faced off in a primary election Tuesday. The voting comes after weeks of delay caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

“I always vote in primaries, but the political times that we’re having right now, or the moment that we’re having is scary, and it’s very important I feel like to voice our concerns through our voting,” voter Layla Cantlebary, 39, said as she waited to vote Tuesday in Roswell, Georgia, outside Atlanta.