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This Election, Americans Are Making Voting Something to Celebrate
This November, a bipartisan coalition of veterans, faith leaders, and civic groups will turn voting into something worth celebrating.
Project HALO — a nonpartisan effort designed to help every voter feel safe, confident, and supported — announced today that veterans, faith leaders, legal professionals, and community members will come together in Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, Ohio, and Pennsylvania for the 2026 midterms. From community events to a friendly presence near polling places, the coalition is built around a simple idea: when neighbors show up for one another, voting becomes a moment of connection and civic pride rather than a source of stress.
Retired Federal Judge and Dickinson College President John E. Jones III Joins Project HALO as Pennsylvania Voters Head to the Polls
“I believe deeply in the rule of law and the importance of educating people of all ages about the value of our representative democracy. Our system is built upon exercising the right to vote, and I strongly support Project HALO’s efforts here in Pennsylvania. HALO brings trusted community members together to create a welcoming, celebratory, nonpartisan presence around elections — so every voter feels safe, respected, and confident. Veterans, faith leaders, legal professionals and communities across our Commonwealth are stepping up to be part of this effort. I encourage you to do the same.”
— John E. Jones III, Senior Advisor, Project HALO – Pennsylvania; President, Dickinson College; Retired Chief Judge, U.S. Middle District of Pennsylvania
Act Now to Support Our Elections
Project HALO volunteers help create a welcoming, celebratory, nonpartisan presence around elections so voters feel safe, confident, and supported as they participate.
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Project HALO volunteers help create a welcoming, celebratory, nonpartisan presence around elections so voters feel safe, confident, and supported.
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Trusted community members who can show up with calm, care, and respect, including veterans, military families, faith leaders, legal professionals, local volunteers, and partner organizations.
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Volunteers support community events, share trusted nonpartisan information, connect voters to official resources, and help create a positive environment around civic participation.
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Project HALO volunteers do not campaign, interfere with voters, challenge eligibility, or act as security. The role is to support a safe, welcoming, and nonpartisan election environment.