Georgia voters on Friday cast over 350,000 ballots, setting a one-day statewide early voting record.
The previous one-day early voting record was on Tuesday when nearly 310,000 voters cast ballots.
On Friday night, Sterling praised the efforts of election officials and precinct workers who had prepared for early voting, which began in some localities last week.
Before Friday, the one-day record for early voting in Georgia was set during the 2018 midterm cycle, when 233,000 people voted on the last day of early voting that year.
Headed into Election Day on Tuesday, turnout among Georgia voters sat at 26.4% as of December 3, per the secretary of state's office.