I've joined Georgia Matters, a nonpartisan initiative to help more Georgians understand and participate in the November 3 midterm election.

This isn't about telling anyone how to vote. It's about making sure our membersyou have the information they you need to participate with confidence. Information like this:

‍1. What’s happening: Georgia’s general election is November 3.
‍2. What’s on the ballot: Federal, state, and local offices, plus ballot questions depending on where you live.
‍3. What should I do now? One clear action based on the campaign stage.
‍4. Where can I verify it? My Voter Page / Georgia Secretary of State.

*Midterm explainer: A midterm is the nationwide election held halfway through a president’s four-year term. The president isn't on the ballot, but in Georgia the election will determine Governor, Lieutenant Governor, a U.S. Senate seat, all U.S. House seats, statewide offices like Attorney General and Secretary of State, the entire General Assembly, plus judicial and local races and three constitutional amendments.

Learn more here.

I invite you to participate in Georgia’s midterm election on November 3. The outcome will determine our Governor, Lieutenant Governor, a U.S. Senate seat, all U.S. House seats, statewide offices like Attorney General and Secretary of State, the entire General Assembly, plus judicial and local races and three constitutional amendments.

Official, nonpartisan information on voting options, registration, and key dates is available here.

This information is shared for awareness purposes only and doesn’t represent an endorsement of any candidate or party.  

Professionals plan ahead. Georgia’s midterm election is closer than you think, and October 5 is the last day to register. A few minutes of planning now means no last-minute scrambling later. Check your registration and find your polling place here.

Early voting for Georgia’s midterm election is open October 13-30. For members with demanding schedules, early voting offers more flexibility. Find locations and hours here.

Not sure how a general election differs from a primary, runoff, special, or local election? Visit the Georgia Secretary of State website to understand the different types of Georgia elections.

Georgia’s midterm election is almost here. A quick check of your polling place and hours now ensures nothing gets in the way on Election Day.

*Midterm explainer: A midterm is the nationwide election held halfway through a president’s four-year term. The president isn't on the ballot, but in Georgia the election will determine Governor, Lieutenant Governor, a U.S. Senate seat, all U.S. House seats, statewide offices like Attorney General and Secretary of State, the entire General Assembly, plus judicial and local races and three constitutional amendments.

Today is Georgia’s midterm election. You know what to do. Before you head to your voting location, make sure you’re prepared.
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• Confirm your voter registration status here.
• Voting locations can change. Double-check yours before the election.
• You must present a valid state-issued ID — driver’s license, passport, or Georgia voter ID card — before you vote.
• If a poll worker cannot verify your information, you can cast a provisional ballot. You must resolve any eligibility issues with your County Registrar withing three days of casting your provisional ballot.

This information is shared for awareness purposes only and doesn’t represent an endorsement of any candidate or party.

Georgia’s midterm election is complete. Thanks to every one of you who took time to participate or helped spread clear, accurate, nonpartisan information ahead of the election.

Informed, engaged professionals make for a stronger civic culture and a stronger industry. We'll continue this work ahead of the next election

As a community, we show up for each other. I want to make sure we show up in November, too.

I believe informed participation starts with trusted people sharing real information. Not ads. Not campaigns. Not politics. Just neighbors helping neighbors.

That’s why I’ve joined Georgia Matters, a nonpartisan effort to help people better understand Georgia’s 2026 midterm election.This is the kind of information you can expect to receive from me leading up to the election:
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‍1. What’s happening: Georgia’s general election is November 3.
‍2. What’s on the ballot: Federal, state, and local offices, plus ballot questions depending on where you live.
‍3. What should I do now? One clear action based on the campaign stage.
‍4. Where can I verify it? My Voter Page / Georgia Secretary of State.

* Midterm explainer: A midterm is the nationwide election held halfway through a president’s four-year term. The president isn't on the ballot, but in Georgia the election will determine Governor, Lieutenant Governor, a U.S. Senate seat, all U.S. House seats, statewide offices like Attorney General and Secretary of State, the entire General Assembly, plus judicial and local races and three constitutional amendments.

Learn more here.

Georgia’s midterm election is coming up on November 3. This general election decides who holds office. This November, Georgia voters will elect their Governor, Lieutenant Governor, a U.S. Senate seat, all U.S. House seats, statewide offices like Attorney General and Secretary of State, the entire General Assembly, plus judicial and local races and three constitutional amendments. The decisions in these elections affect the well-being of our neighbors and the strength of our community.

For clear, nonpartisan information, visit the Georgia Secretary of State website.

Participating in elections is one of the most direct ways our community shapes its future. To ensure you’re able to vote, check your registration before the last day to register on October 5. A few minutes of planning now means no last-minute scrambling later.

Make a simple voting plan today.

Early voting for Georgia’s midterm election is open October 13-30. Voting early is one simple way to show up for our community. Find locations near you here.

The upcoming election decides who holds office. This November, Georgia voters choose the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, a U.S. Senate seat, all U.S. House seats, statewide offices like Attorney General and Secretary of State, the entire General Assembly, plus judicial and local races and three constitutional amendments.

Georgia races have been decided by razor-thin margins in recent cycles. Down-ballot contests for sheriff, district attorney, school board, and county commission often shape daily life more directly than the offices at the top of the ticket. Your vote reaches all of them at once.

For clear, nonpartisan information, visit the Georgia Secretary of State website.

Georgia’s midterm election is almost here. If you’re planning to participate, now is a good time to confirm your polling place and hours here. #MidtermsMatter

Remember, this general election decides who holds office. In a few days, Georgia voters will elect our Governor, Lieutenant Governor, a U.S. Senate seat, all U.S. House seats, statewide offices like Attorney General and Secretary of State, the entire General Assembly, plus judicial and local races and three constitutional amendments. The decisions in these elections affect the well-being of our neighbors and the strength of our community.

Today is Georgia’s midterm election. You know what to do. Before you head to your voting location, make sure you’re prepared.
‍
• Confirm your voter registration status here.
• Voting locations can change. Double-check yours before the election.
• You must present a valid state-issued ID — driver’s license, passport, or Georgia voter ID card — before you vote.
• If a poll worker cannot verify your information, you can cast a provisional ballot. You must resolve any eligibility issues with your County Registrar withing three days of casting your provisional ballot.

This message is shared for informational purposes only. #MidtermsMatter

Georgia’s November 3 midterm election is behind us, and our community showed up.

Thank you to everyone who voted, shared information, or helped a neighbor find their way. When trusted people show up for each other, the whole community is stronger. We'll keep going

Our work has always been about empowering the people we serve. That includes making sure our community has access to clear, accurate information about how to participate in elections.

We've joined Georgia Matters, a nonpartisan effort focused on Georgia’s elections. They help Georgians understand when elections happen, how the process works, and how to participate confidently, using official, publicly available information.

They don’t endorse candidates, parties, or policy positions. They don’t do persuasion, advocacy, or voter targeting. Everything they publish is informational, neutral, and built for a broad audience. You can expect to receive this kind of information from me leading up to the election:
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‍1. What’s happening: Georgia’s general election is November 3.
‍2. What’s on the ballot: Federal, state, and local offices, plus ballot questions depending on where you live.
‍3. What should I do now? One clear action based on the campaign stage.
‍4. Where can I verify it? My Voter Page / Georgia Secretary of State.

Check out GAMatters.us to learn more.

#GeorgiaMatters #MidtermsMatter

Georgia’s midterm election on November 3 helps determine who makes decisions about issues that affect our communities. These elections influence the policies and resources that impact the people and communities we serve every day.

* Midterm explainer: A midterm is the nationwide election held halfway through a president’s four-year term. The president isn't on the ballot, but in Georgia the election will determine Governor, Lieutenant Governor, a U.S. Senate seat, all U.S. House seats, statewide offices like Attorney General and Secretary of State, the entire General Assembly, plus judicial and local races and three constitutional amendments.

For clear, nonpartisan information visit GAMatters.us.

Georgia’s midterm election is closer than you think, and the last day to register to vote is October 5.

To ensure you’re able to vote, check your registration today. Take a minute now so you won’t be scrambling later.

The decisions made at the midterm affect the people and communities we serve every day. Help the people in your life by sharing accurate, clear information about the election.

#GeorgiaMatters #MidtermsMatter

Visit GAMatters.us for more information

Early voting for Georgia’s November 3 midterm election is open October 13-30. We encourage everyone in our community to take advantage of the flexibility that early voting offers. Find locations near you by visiting the Georgia Secretary of State website.

Georgia races have been decided by razor-thin margins in recent cycles. Down-ballot contests for sheriff, district attorney, school board, and county commission often shape daily life more directly than the offices at the top of the ticket. Your vote reaches all of them at once.

‍#GeorgiaMatters #MidtermsMatter

Georgia’s midterm election is almost here. Please help the people around you confirm their polling place and hours before Election Day. Every voice matters. GAMatters.us

*Midterm explainer: A midterm is the nationwide election held halfway through a president’s four-year term. The president isn't on the ballot, but many federal, state, and local offices are. On November 3, Georgia voters will elect our Governor, Lieutenant Governor, a U.S. Senate seat, all U.S. House seats, statewide offices like Attorney General and Secretary of State, the entire General Assembly, plus judicial and local races and three constitutional amendments.

#GeorgiaMatters #MidtermsMatter

Today is Georgia’s midterm election. You know what to do. Before you head to your voting location, make sure you’re prepared.

• Confirm your voter registration status here.
• Voting locations can change. Double-check yours before the election.
• You must present a valid state-issued ID — driver’s license, passport, or Georgia voter ID card — before you vote. If a poll worker cannot verify your information, you can cast a provisional ballot.
• You must resolve any eligibility issues with your County Registrar withing three days of casting your provisional ballot.

This message is shared for informational purposes only. GAMatters.us

#GeorgiaMatters #MidtermsMatter

Georgia’s midterm election is behind us. We’re proud of every person in our community who took the time to participate, share information, or help someone else find their way.

Your participation matters, and we’ll keep showing up alongside you. #MidtermsMatter

I found a super useful, nonpartisan guide to Georgia’s November election. No candidates or party stuff, just important dates, voting options, and official links in one place. Sharing in case it helps.

I joined Georgia Matters — led by In Good Company  in partnership with Georgians United  — to helps more people learn how to participate, with helpful information like:

‍1. What’s happening: Georgia’s general election is November 3.
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2. What’s on the ballot: Federal, state, and local offices, plus ballot questions depending on where you live.

‍3. What should I do now? One clear action based on the campaign stage.

‍4. Where can I verify it? My Voter Page / Georgia Secretary of State

*Midterm explainer: A midterm is the nationwide election held halfway through a president’s four-year term. The president isn't on the ballot, but many federal, state, and local offices are. On November 3, Georgia voters will elect our Governor, Lieutenant Governor, a U.S. Senate seat, all U.S. House seats, statewide offices like Attorney General and Secretary of State, the entire General Assembly, plus judicial and local races and three constitutional amendments.

#GeorgiaMatters #MidtermsMatter  

The midterm election on November 3 determines critical federal, state, and county officers who represent our community and make decisions that affect us every day.

For clear, official guidance on registration, voting options, and key dates, visit the Georgia Secretary of State website.

#GeorgiaMatters #MidtermsMatter

October 5 is the last day to register for the November 3 midterm election. Takes about five minutes. Do it here now. 

This midterm is critical. Georgia voters will choose the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, a U.S. Senate seat, all U.S. House seats, statewide offices like Attorney General and Secretary of State, the entire General Assembly, plus judicial and local races and three constitutional amendments.

You matter. Your vote matters. Georgia matters.

#GeorgiaMatters #MidtermsMatter

Early voting for Georgia’s November 3 midterm election is open October 13-30. Way less stressful than voting on Election Day.  Find your location here.

#GeorgiaMatters #MidtermsMatter

November 3 is almost here. Quick check. Do you know where you're voting? Takes 30 seconds: Find your location here. Takes 30 seconds.

Reminder: On November 3, Georgia voters will elect our Governor, Lieutenant Governor, a U.S. Senate seat, all U.S. House seats, statewide offices like Attorney General and Secretary of State, the entire General Assembly, plus judicial and local races and three constitutional amendments.

#GeorgiaMatters #MidtermsMatter

Today is Georgia’s midterm election. You know what to do. Before you head to your voting location, make sure you’re prepared.

• Confirm your voter registration status here. Voting locations can change.
• Double-check yours before the election.
• You must present a valid state-issued ID — driver’s license, passport, or Georgia voter ID card — before you vote. If a poll worker cannot verify your information, you can cast a provisional ballot.
• You must resolve any eligibility issues with your County Registrar withing three days of casting your provisional ballot.

This message is shared for informational purposes only. GAMatters.us  

Georgia’s midterm election is behind us. Thank you to everyone who showed up, shared something, or helped someone else figure it out. It matters more than you think. GAMatters.us

#GeorgiaMatters #MidtermsMatter