Civic Power Begins Before the Voting Booth
Civic engagement does not begin when you step inside a polling booth. It begins weeks before, through thoughtful research, curiosity, and community conversations. As the upcoming election approaches, ReNforce encourages every neighbor to build their civic knowledge and cast an informed vote.
Being an informed voter means looking past simple names and yard signs. Take time to learn about each public office on the ballot. Research candidate records, ask questions, and review their documented policy stances. Think carefully about the issues that impact your family, your neighborhood, and your livelihood.
Involving the Next Generation at Home
Civic education is also a family value. Bring your children into these vital conversations. Show them a sample ballot and explain what local, state, and federal leaders do each day. Even if young people cannot cast a ballot yet, seeing you research candidates builds a habit of lifelong leadership.
To help you get started, Georgia offers several simple, free tools to prepare your voting plan:
- My Voter Page: Visit the official state portal to verify your voter registration, find early-voting locations, review sample ballots, and identify your current elected officials.
- Branch (gcv.branch.vote): Enter your address into this free, nonpartisan platform to view your exact ballot and read candidate positions.
Important Election Dates to Remember
Georgia Early Voting runs from October 13 through October 30, 2026. General Election Day is November 3, 2026. Mark your calendar, do your research, and exercise your voice. Contact info@renforce.org or visit renforce.org for civic updates.