Bring the Tour to Your CityFaith, Politics, and the Common Good
Venue Host
Have a space? Provide the room, and we’ll bring the program. A great fit for churches, community centers, and civic spaces ready to host a brave, welcoming conversation.
Community Co-Host
No venue, no problem. Co-hosts are our ground team — filling the room with the right people through your networks, your list, and your voice.
VENUE HOST
Open Your Doors
Because these conversations tackle charged topics, your space sets the tone before a single word is spoken.
We’re looking for a brave and comfortable space — somewhere your community can sit with hard conversations about faith, politics, and the common good, and feel welcome doing it.
What we ask of your space:
- A welcoming room. Physically and emotionally comfortable for open conversation.
- Good sound. A reliable PA system, with wireless lapel or handheld mics for presenters and Q&A.
- Clear visuals. A screen or projector bright enough to read from anywhere in the room.
- On-site tech support. Someone who knows your sound and visual setup and can help our team during setup and the live event.
If you’re a church or 501(c)(3):
Vote Common Good will serve as the official sponsor and renter of the space for the event, at your standard community rental rate. This keeps the event financially independent of your tax-exempt status — and keeps the room focused on ideas, not endorsements: candidates and civic leaders present as experts on the topic, not as candidates seeking office.
COMMUNITY CO-HOST
Activate Your Network
Co-hosts are the reason seats get filled with the right people.
If you’ve got a network — a congregation, an organization, a list, a following — you can help build the room.
What being a co-host looks like:
- Reaching out. Connect with local faith communities, clergy, civic groups, and democratic clubs to build support and turnout.
- Personal invitations. Bring in the people you know are looking for a counterbalance to Christian nationalism.
- Spreading the word. Send the event to your email list and share it across your social channels in the weeks leading up.
- Standing behind it publicly. Your name, title, or organization’s logo will appear as an official co-host on the event site and promotional materials.
Getting Involved Is Simple
Step 1: Check Map & Apply
Check the map below to see if we are coming to your state. Fill out our Local Host Application, letting us know if you’re applying as a Venue Host, Community Co-Host, or both.
Step 2: Quick Call
Step 3: Lock It In
Is the Tour Coming to You?
We’re touring 50+ cities this fall. Rollover highlighted states below to see dates when we’ll be there — and let us know if you can host!
2026 Tour Map