Organizing for Change in Atlanta’s Municipal 2025 Elections

7/22/2025

This November, Atlanta voters will head to the polls to vote for Mayor, City Council President, City Council, four School Board seats, Municipal Court Judges, and two Public Service Commissioners. This is a critical year for local leadership — and for the communities organizing to shape it.
The Center for Civic Innovation is inviting interested parties to help get organized;

Please join us on July 31st at 6PM for a meeting with organizers, neighborhood leaders, and civic organizations committed to local change. We’ll come together to:

Present findings from our new Voter Analysis Report, showing in-depth analysis on who did and didn’t vote in Atlanta’s 2021 municipal elections
Make space for organizations to share how they’ll be engaging around the local elections and how other folks can plug in and support
Share voter education resources, such as new district maps and CCI’s “Find my district” tool to use during resident outreach
Strategize around increasing voter turnout and civic engagement across neighborhoods and demographics

This will be a working session: a space to brainstorm, connect, and build a shared roadmap for engaging voters and making sure every community’s voice is heard this fall. RSVP here.

If you need any further information, please feel free to contact my colleagues Evan Matthews at [email protected] or Clara Totenberg Green at [email protected].
In community,
Ann Hill Bond (she/her/hers)
Sr. Manager, Programs Center for Civic Innovation | civicatlanta.org 678.938.8683

Organizing for Change in Atlanta’s Municipal 2025 Elections

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