New Engagement Fund · Statewide results · May 20, 2026 — Sep 11, 2026

15,803 reported registrations across Georgia.

New Engagement Fund meets people where they are, helps eligible voters register or update their information, and listens to what is shaping their lives and their vote.

Total shifts3,4833,360 QR · 123 tablet

Attempts374,244107.4 per shift

Total registrations15,80315,476 QR · 327 tablet · 4.2% rate

New registrations7,4867,293 QR · 210 tablet · 2.0% of attempts

Updated registrations8,3138,202 QR · 117 tablet · 2.2% of attempts

Interactions71,740April 1–September 10, 2026 (partial)

Distinct matched voters55,77715,963 interactions beyond the distinct count

Contact Info Captured27,23637.96% of interactions · either channel, counted once

Phone captured20,172interactions with a phone captured, including both-channel captures

Email captured7,858interactions with an email captured, including both-channel captures

Both captured794interactions with both phone and email captured

Sep 10, 2026 is partial; 675 interactions recorded through Sep 10, 2026 at 2:36:54 PM ET are included.

What the data says

Registration performance led the story

Registration performance and statewide contact-and-reach findings use their respective approved sources.

01 · Registration output

15,803 registrations from 3,483 shifts

The program averaged 4.5 registrations per shift and converted 4.2% of reported attempts into a registration.

02 · First selected issue

Affordability / Cost of Living led with 47,127 first-listed selections

65.8% of submissions with an issue list this option first. The export preserves selection order; it does not establish a ranked priority.

03 · Geographic reach

April 1–September 10, 2026 (partial) activity reached 9 Georgia counties

In the statewide survey workbook, accepted mapped activity was concentrated in Fulton and DeKalb. Another 4,546 qualified interactions occurred beyond those two counties; public county counts require n≥10.

Nightly field reporting

How registration performance differed by mode

4.2%Total registration rate15,803 total registrations ÷ 374,244 attempts

15,803Total reported registrations

New registrations: 7,486
Updated registrations: 8,313
Registrations / shift: 4.5

QR 97.9%Tablet 2.1%

QR15,476reported registrations

Shifts: 3,360
Attempts: 363,116
New / updated: 7,293 / 8,202
Attempts / shift: 108.1
Registrations / shift: 4.6
Registration rate: 4.3%

Tablet327reported registrations

Shifts: 123
Attempts: 11,128
New / updated: 210 / 117
Attempts / shift: 90.5
Registrations / shift: 2.7
Registration rate: 2.9%

Voter Registrations (VRs)

Cumulative VRs Collected

Running total of source-reported voter registrations through each reporting date.

StatewideProgram-to-date through September 11, 2026

View cumulative VR data table

Date	VRs collected that day	Cumulative VRs
May 20, 2026	11	11
May 21, 2026	11	22
May 22, 2026	16	38
May 23, 2026	3	41
May 24, 2026	3	44
May 25, 2026	6	50
May 26, 2026	16	66
May 27, 2026	30	96
May 28, 2026	38	134
May 29, 2026	25	159
May 30, 2026	34	193
May 31, 2026	19	212
June 1, 2026	48	260
June 2, 2026	30	290
June 3, 2026	57	347
June 4, 2026	63	410
June 5, 2026	50	460
June 6, 2026	41	501
June 7, 2026	13	514
June 8, 2026	49	563
June 9, 2026	47	610
June 10, 2026	67	677
July 6, 2026	46	723
July 7, 2026	48	771
July 8, 2026	50	821
July 9, 2026	57	878
July 10, 2026	67	945
July 11, 2026	39	984
July 12, 2026	39	1,023
July 13, 2026	41	1,064
July 14, 2026	43	1,107
July 15, 2026	78	1,185
July 16, 2026	87	1,272
July 17, 2026	115	1,387
July 18, 2026	69	1,456
July 19, 2026	65	1,521
July 20, 2026	154	1,675
July 21, 2026	188	1,863
July 22, 2026	225	2,088
July 23, 2026	266	2,354
July 24, 2026	350	2,704
July 25, 2026	125	2,829
July 26, 2026	146	2,975
July 27, 2026	367	3,342
July 28, 2026	463	3,805
July 29, 2026	401	4,206
July 30, 2026	445	4,651
July 31, 2026	427	5,078
August 1, 2026	237	5,315
August 2, 2026	0	5,315
August 3, 2026	384	5,699
August 4, 2026	272	5,971
August 5, 2026	274	6,245
August 6, 2026	303	6,548
August 7, 2026	293	6,841
August 8, 2026	198	7,039
August 9, 2026	0	7,039
August 10, 2026	259	7,298
August 11, 2026	264	7,562
August 12, 2026	256	7,818
August 13, 2026	276	8,094
August 14, 2026	260	8,354
August 15, 2026	258	8,612
August 16, 2026	0	8,612
August 17, 2026	251	8,863
August 18, 2026	274	9,137
August 19, 2026	263	9,400
August 20, 2026	269	9,669
August 21, 2026	252	9,921
August 22, 2026	141	10,062
August 23, 2026	0	10,062
August 24, 2026	215	10,277
August 25, 2026	210	10,487
August 26, 2026	237	10,724
August 27, 2026	201	10,925
August 28, 2026	164	11,089
August 29, 2026	164	11,253
August 30, 2026	110	11,363
August 31, 2026	379	11,742
September 1, 2026	399	12,141
September 2, 2026	417	12,558
September 3, 2026	371	12,929
September 4, 2026	277	13,206
September 5, 2026	281	13,487
September 6, 2026	223	13,710
September 7, 2026	273	13,983
September 8, 2026	425	14,408
September 9, 2026	506	14,914
September 10, 2026	475	15,389
September 11, 2026	414	15,803

Operational comparison

Office Performance

Each office reflects its own QR and Tablet reporting for the selected period.

Office results

Decatur

First reported May 20, 2026

8,556total registrations8,254 QR · 302 Tablet

Reporting days: 86
Shifts: 2,025
Attempts: 207,680
New registrations: 4,139
Updated registrations: 4,436
Registration rate: 4.1%
Attempts / shift: 102.6
Registrations / shift: 4.2

Best day · Sep 9, 2026 · 248 registrations

Office results

South Metro

First reported Jul 20, 2026

7,247total registrations7,222 QR · 25 Tablet

Reporting days: 50
Shifts: 1,458
Attempts: 166,564
New registrations: 3,364
Updated registrations: 3,883
Registration rate: 4.4%
Attempts / shift: 114.2
Registrations / shift: 5.0

Best day · Sep 9, 2026 · 258 registrations

Contact and follow-up

Contact Info Captured

27,236Survey interactions where a phone number or email address was captured37.96% of all interactions; this counts interaction records.

From the field

Conversations in the Communities

Community stories and supporting field photographs share perspectives from one-on-one conversations across Georgia.

A New Engagement Fund canvasser at a doorway, with “ARE YOU REGISTERED TO VOTE?” on the back of the shirt — Story 1 of 19New Engagement Fund in the community

Housing stability

Tyler

Rising living costs eventually forced Tyler out of her apartment, leaving her to live in her car while searching for a more stable option. Her daily routine now includes finding safe places where she can park and sleep, adding another layer of uncertainty to an already difficult financial situation. Despite those circumstances, she continues searching for a path back to stable housing and hopes to find somewhere affordable enough to allow her to rebuild.

Contact activity

How outreach built over time

April 1–September 10, 2026 (partial) activity includes source reporting dates from April 1–September 10, 2026. Missing dates are not converted into zeroes.

Daily interaction activity

Average 740 interactions per source reporting date

Daily interactions 5-reporting-day average

Reporting dates shown consecutively · 9 gaps marked on the axis

No reporting data: Apr 4 through Apr 5 (2 dates).
No reporting data: Apr 12 through Apr 16 (5 dates).
No reporting data: Apr 18 through May 16 (29 dates).
No reporting data: May 18 (1 date).
No reporting data: Jun 11 through Jul 5 (25 dates).
No reporting data: Aug 2 (1 date).
No reporting data: Aug 9 (1 date).
No reporting data: Aug 16 (1 date).
No reporting data: Aug 23 (1 date).

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Activity recorded on Sep 10, 2026: 675 interactions. Partial through Sep 10, 2026 at 2:36:54 PM ET.

What people raised

Selected issues

The April 1–September 10, 2026 (partial) survey export records selected issues, not ranked priorities. The first-listed selection is shown separately from all mentions; mention rates can overlap.

First selected issue

The first issue listed per submission with at least one selection; this is not a respondent-ranked priority.

Affordability / Cost of Living

47,12765.8%

Jobs / Education

12,84317.9%

Climate Change

7,61310.6%

AI / Data Centers

3,6565.1%

Stopping Extremism

2920.4%

Other

1330.2%

Issue mentions

All recorded mentions; rates use total interactions and may overlap.

Affordability / Cost of Living

53,54074.6%

Jobs / Education

39,80455.5%

Climate Change

20,64728.8%

AI / Data Centers

13,74419.2%

Stopping Extremism

1,0671.5%

Other

3650.5%

Statewide demographic snapshot

AGE DISTRIBUTION

Age profile from the latest approved voter demographic summary.Received Aug. 3, 2026 · Snapshot date not supplied

Represented voters16,791

Six approved statewide age bands. Supplied shares are preserved as reported.

Voters and approved share by age band

18–241,6689.93%

25–344,24825.30%

35–443,49920.84%

45–542,43314.49%

55–642,17012.92%

65+2,77316.51%

Accessible age distribution table

Approved statewide age distribution
Age Band	Voters	Share
18–24	1,668	9.93%
25–34	4,248	25.30%
35–44	3,499	20.84%
45–54	2,433	14.49%
55–64	2,170	12.92%
65+	2,773	16.51%
Total	16,791	99.99%

User-approved aggregate age summary · Received August 3, 2026 · Snapshot date not supplied · Shares total 99.99% because of normal source rounding.

Statewide Geography

Where voters live and where outreach happens

Compare privacy-qualified contact locations with distinct matched voters by registered home county. This module remains statewide and is not filtered by Office View.

30,232 accuracy-qualified interactions; 28,074 represented in published one-kilometer cells (at least 10 interactions each). Zoom in for aggregate cells.

Contact activityLowerHigher

Conversations cross county lines

47.5%

of geographically comparable interactions happened outside the voter's registered home county.

14,347 outside home county out of 30,232 comparable interactions.

Select a county to compare the people who live there with the people contacted there.

Comparable interactions have qualified contact coordinates and a usable registered home county.

County comparison

Leading county flows

Registered home county → county where conversation happened

Clayton → Fulton5,587
DeKalb → Fulton1,974
Fulton → DeKalb1,861
Fulton → Clayton550
Cobb → Fulton352
Clayton → DeKalb289

Contact capture by contact county

Shown only for counties with at least 50 qualified interactions

Fulton18,117 contacts37.2%captured contact info
DeKalb7,569 contacts36.5%captured contact info
Clayton3,237 contacts39.4%captured contact info
Henry455 contacts27.5%captured contact info
Fayette314 contacts23.6%captured contact info
Cobb260 contacts37.7%captured contact info

Geolocation subset: 30,232 of 71,740 eligible interactions (42.1%) met the public mapping rules. Contact capture was 36.9% in the mapped subset versus 38.0% across all eligible interactions, so the map should not be read as representative of every conversation.

Future enhancement: add office-attributed geography when an authoritative office field becomes available. Office proximity is not used as a substitute.