Georgia Matters coalition in Action

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Georgia Shows Up

The nonpartisan toolkit behind these numbers is developed by In Good Company and shared freely with leaders across Georgia.

250+ Leaders Using the Toolkit

Employers, faith leaders, chambers, and nonprofits across Georgia are sharing trusted voter education with their communities.

230+ Media Mentions

May Matters earned statewide and national coverage including AP wire pickup reaching millions of readers.

Group of women standing on staircase inside a historic building, smiling for the camera.
Logo of Better Ballot Georgia with a ballot box and voting dots. Headline about Georgia voters and early voting statistics for November 2024 ballot.
A Georgia Chamber of Commerce flyer listing important election dates in 2026, including primary and runoff election days in May and June, and early voting periods.
People attending a conference in a large room with a presentation slide titled 'MAY MATTERS 2026 PRIMARIES' displayed on a screen at the front of the room. Attendees are seated at tables, some with laptops and water bottles, and a woman in a tan blaz
Screenshot of a news article webpage titled "May Matters: Georgia Chamber Urges Georgia Employers to Share Primary Election Participation Information". The page includes menus, a banner for "May Matters", and a section with text about encouraging emp
A house with the street number 2950 on a white pillar, a front porch with a black ceiling fan, a dark front door, and a sign in the front yard encouraging voting that reads "May Matters, Your Vote Counts" with red, white, and blue colors.
Flyer for Election Day in May, featuring information about voting dates, election details, and voting procedures in Georgia, with colorful text and graphics.
Group of diverse nonprofit volunteers in green shirts and gloves forming a circle with their hands.
People voting at a polling station with a large voting booth, election officials at a table, and voting signs, during an election event.
Georgia 2026 primary election dates infographic. Key dates include April 20 for voter registration deadline, April 27 for early voting start, May 15 for early voting end, May 19 for primary election day, and June 16 for runoff election if needed.
A flyer from Mormon Women for Ethical Government titled 'May Matters: Calling MWEG Georgia!' with a paragraph discussing the importance of primary elections in Georgia for the 2024 election, highlighting low voter turnout, and encouraging participati
Group of people discussing inside a grand historic building with high ceilings, columns, and a statue in the background.
A woman smiling and pointing at an election sign on a glass door of a building, with stickers and posters around the door.
Graphics about Georgia primary election date and voting history in 2024, including a map outline of Georgia, and icons of people voting.
A political campaign poster with a dark blue background. Bold white text states, "Your vote means 4X more in the primary. Vote with impact." The number "4X" is highlighted with an orange circle. The poster is attributed to the Georgia Chamber, with a
A political flyer from the League of Women Voters of Georgia urging people to vote in the 2026 elections, highlighting key dates and encouraging voter participation.
Map outline of Georgia with text highlighting that only 15% voted in the 2024 primary, and that the group decided who made the November ballot. The message encourages individuals to vote, stating, 'This may it's your turn to pick.'
Georgia Automobile Dealers Association logo at the top, followed by text about upcoming May 19 primary election, encouraging voting, and mentioning the partnership with May Matters.
A campaign poster urging Georgia voters to participate in the May primaries, with a graphic of a ballot box and check mark, a call-to-action button, and a list of important election dates for 2026.
A small glass vase containing green leafy plants placed on a table near a red and white sign about the 2026 primary elections in Georgia. The background shows blurred people and soft lighting.
Quote from Chris Clark, Georgia Chamber President & CEO, supporting May Matters, encouraging Georgians to stay informed and make their voices heard, with a photo of him in a blue suit and glasses, and the Georgia Chamber logo.

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