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You’re a trusted voice in your community. May Matters gives you the tools to help more Georgians understand and participate in the May 19 primary elections. No ads, no politics - just real information from people they already trust.
Host. Connect. Show Up.
There are lots of ways to bring May Matters to life in your community. Pick the one that fits and reach out - we'll help you make it happen.
Host a May Matters Speaker
Invite us to your board meeting, congregation gathering, or community event. We present the primary problem and a 5-step voting guide - about 20 minutes plus Q&A. Works for in-person or virtual settings.
Request a Speaker →Give the Presentation Yourself
Download our deck and run it yourself. Speaker notes included. Designed for leaders presenting at a board meeting, workplace, or community gathering. No experience needed - the deck does the work.
Get the Deck →Train the Trainer
Equip trusted leaders in your organization to share May Matters with their own networks. We run a facilitated session that prepares staff, volunteers, ERG leaders, or faith ambassadors with clear talking points, answers to common questions, and ready-to-use materials they can adapt for any audience.
Get in Touch →Host a Ballot Preview Party
Create a welcoming, low-pressure space for people to review what's on their ballot before Election Day. Participants walk through the offices and races on their ballot, learn where to find reliable information, and make a voting plan. Works in workplaces, congregations, community spaces, or virtually - and it helps reduce the last-minute confusion that often keeps people from participating.
Plan Your Event →Organize a Group Vote
Make participation easier by helping people vote together. Set a shared early voting day, coordinate transportation, or create a simple group plan that helps people vote when it works for them. Group voting builds momentum, normalizes participation, and reinforces the idea that showing up is a shared responsibility - not a solo act.
Get Organized →Know someone who should be in this coalition?
The most powerful thing you can do after joining May Matters is bring another trusted leader in. Think of one person whose network would make a difference - then send them this.
Who to invite: Think of one person whose community already trusts them. An employer, faith leader, chamber president, or nonprofit director. One good invite can multiply your impact.
I’ve joined May Matters - a nonpartisan effort to help more Georgians participate in the May 19 primary - and immediately thought of you.
Your network trusts you. That’s exactly what this coalition is built on. Takes very little time and the toolkit handles the heavy lifting. Worth a look: gamatters.us
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