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Sharing nonpartisan voting information is a reflection of your leadership and your organization's values. This November, Georgia elects a governor, a U.S. Senate seat, and every statewide office. Our toolkit helps ensure your people are registered and ready to participate, with no political risk.
The Midterms Affect Those Around You
The results of the November 3 general election directly impact businesses, industries, and communities across Georgia. Leaders who remind their people about important election-related deadlines grow trust and civic participation within the group. Be one of those leaders.
Georgia requires you to register at least 29 days before Election Day. If you are not registered by October 5, you can’t vote in November. No exceptions.
Governor, a U.S. Senate seat, all 14 of Georgia’s congressional districts, and every statewide office are decided November 3, including races that shape the state’s business and regulatory environment.
Of people trust someone they know over any ad or algorithm when it comes to elections. You are that source for your colleagues.
You’re Already a Trusted Civic Voice
Your members and employees open your emails, read your newsletters, and look to you for guidance on issues that affect their work and community. You have their attention. Georgia Matters gives you the tools to use that influence without political risk.
Voters contacted by someone they personally know are up to 13 percentage points more likely to vote than those reached by a stranger or campaign volunteer.
Source: Center for Campaign Innovation / Donald Green, Columbia University
Safe to Share. Easy to Stand Behind.
Georgia Matters understands that you are responsible for protecting your organization’s reputation, and that staying above the fray is non-negotiable. The toolkit is nonpartisan, accurate, easy to understand, and actionable.
All Georgia Matters content is nonpartisan. Our goal is simply to encourage voter participation.
Our content follows professional communication norms. Share it as-is or adapt it to your voice.
All dates and voter information link back to the Georgia My Voter Page. We’ve verified the facts for you.
Drop a mention in an email or launch a full campaign, your call. Whatever you choose works.
Use the Channels You Already Have
You don’t need a new program or a special campaign. The most effective starting point is almost always the communications your members already open. Start with a simple reminder to check their registration.
Remind your team to confirm their registration on the Georgia My Voter Page before October 5. The toolkit includes ready-to-use copy for the weeks leading up to the deadline.
Send a quick note with the registration deadline and a link to the My Voter Page. The toolkit gives you the language and graphics you need.
Reach a wider audience. Share graphics and ready-to-use captions for LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook.
Meet your team where they are. The toolkit provides simple pages and links guiding members to official voter resources.
Drop a brief mention before a meeting, luncheon, or networking event. The toolkit includes a 30-second verbal script you can use word for word.
In Good Company
In Good Company is a nonpartisan nonprofit that makes it simple for organizations to share trusted, local civic information with their networks. Georgia Matters is powered by their civic engagement platform, used by organizations across Georgia to reach employees, members, and communities with clear, nonpartisan election information.
Bring Your Team Along This November
Tell us a bit about your organization and the full Georgia Matters toolkit is yours right away. Submit the form and you’ll go straight to everything you need to help your team and members vote. Takes less than a minute.
