Your Employees trust you
Employees want practical information on issues that affect their lives.
March Matters helps workplaces share clear, nonpartisan information about Texas primary elections in ways that feel appropriate, safe, and aligned with company values.
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March Matters is strictly nonpartisan. We do not support or oppose candidates, parties, or ballot measures.
All content is:
Focused on participation, not persuasion
Grounded in public, nonpartisan sources
Designed to fit within existing HR, legal, and communications guardrails
Many employers view this work as an extension of values such as trust, clarity, employee wellbeing, and civic responsibility.
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You choose how, when, and whether to participate. Many organizations start small and build over time.
Common ways employers participate include:
Sharing voting timelines and reminders with employees
Including March Matters content in existing internal communications
Hosting optional informational sessions or discussions
Encouraging employees to plan ahead for voting days
Participation can be light-touch or more visible depending on your culture, workforce size, and comfort level.
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March Matters is intentionally nonpartisan and designed for organizational use.
This campaign:
Does not support or oppose candidates or parties
Does not tell people how to vote
Does not engage in advocacy or persuasion
Provides clear guardrails for workplaces, congregations, and nonprofits
The focus is information and participation, not politics.
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When trusted leaders share clear, neutral information, participation increases.
Even small actions compound. A single reminder can help someone feel confident enough to show up. Hearing a consistent message across many organizations in a community creates trust and action.
March Matters is built to make that collective impact possible.
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March Matters provides employers with a turnkey, nonpartisan toolkit designed for internal use. Everything is optional and adaptable to your culture.
The toolkit includes:
Plain-language explanations of Texas primary voting timelines
Ready-to-share internal emails, Slack messages, and intranet copy
Guidance for managers and people leaders on how to answer basic questions
Ideas for optional activities such as lunch-and-learns or calendar reminders
Clear guardrails to ensure content stays nonpartisan and appropriate for the workplace
No political endorsements. No issue advocacy. Just reliable information shared at the right time.
Access the toolkit
March Matters Toolkit is designed specifically to support your team:
Step-by-step voting guide you can share
Ready-to-use messages and graphics
Campaign calendar
Templates for email, Slack and intranet
Simple tools to measure engagement
Your team does not have to start from scratch. Everything is prepared for you.
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March Matters toolkit is designed to support workplaces, congregations, and community organizations during primary season with clear information.
Nonpartisan. No advocacy. Designed for organizational and community use
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In Good Company Institute
IGCI is a nonpartisan nonprofit.
They make it simple for managers to share trusted, local civic information that strengthens company culture and unites employees.
IGCI has specific election toolkits for HR, communications, employee resource groups and executives. As well as resources for employees in all 50 states.

