Events
May 2/3, 2026, Cleveland, Ohio
Organizers: Project HALO, Ohio Democracy Project, Cleveland Votes, Ohioans for the Rule of Law, Buckeye Veterans Coalition, Greater Cleveland Congregations, All Voting is Local Ohio, Ohio Voter Rights Coalition, and community partners
Location: Downtown Cleveland (outdoor venue near the Board of Elections or civic gathering space)
Date: May 2 or May 3, 2026 (final date TBD)
Time: 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM
Event Description:
Join Project HALO and local partners for the Joy of Democracy—a community celebration timed with the final weekend of early voting in Ohio. This outdoor event brings together residents, civic leaders, and organizations to celebrate participation, connect across communities, and build confidence in the voting process. Featuring music, food, community speakers, and opportunities to get involved, the event highlights how neighbors, local leaders, and organizations can work together to support voters and strengthen civic life. Attendees can learn about ways to volunteer, participate in election-related roles, and connect with trusted community groups—leaving with a clear sense of how to take part and support others. The event reflects a simple message: you belong, your voice matters, and our community shows up for one another.
May 19, 2026, Piedmont Park, Fulton County, GA
Join Us: A Community Celebration of Voting in Fulton County
May 19, 2026 | Piedmont Park (near Magnolia Hall)
On May 19, Fulton County residents are invited to come together for a community-wide celebration of voting—bringing neighbors, local leaders, and civic organizations together to mark the primary election with connection, pride, and shared purpose.
Hosted by Project HALO and local partners, this signature event at Piedmont Park will feature live music, food, and family-friendly activities in a welcoming outdoor setting. The celebration is part of a broader effort to strengthen confidence in elections by creating a visible, community-centered presence around voting—reminding every resident that they belong, their voice matters, and they are supported when they participate.
Throughout the day, attendees will have opportunities to connect with trusted community organizations, learn about ways to get involved as poll workers or community volunteers, and take part in activities that highlight the role we all play in sustaining strong, accessible, and trustworthy elections.
Project HALO is a nonpartisan initiative working with veterans, faith leaders, legal professionals, and civic organizations to support voters and election officials across Fulton County. Through community events like this one, HALO aims to build confidence, strengthen connections, and ensure that elections are not only secure and accessible—but also something communities can come together to celebrate.
All are welcome. Come celebrate, connect, and be part of it.