BIBLICAL BASED VOTING
WHO SHOULD I VOTE FOR?
Aligning Your Vote with Biblical Principles
Values-Based Voting Made Simple
Approximately 25 million Christians who are registered to vote do not participate in elections. When believers pray, think biblically about the issues, and vote consistently, their collective impact can shape communities and the nation for the better. As followers of Jesus, we’re called to honor God in every area of life—including the voting booth. We encourage you to approach civic responsibility through a Biblical worldview.
Today, many have grown unfamiliar with scripture. We want to help you discover a values-based approach to voting. Our position as Christians on issues should first and foremost be congruent with scripture, our opinions shaped by and submitted to a Biblical worldview.
WE BELIEVE that Christians should be value-based voters. We are to take our duty as Christians seriously, and as Americans to value the freedom God has given us. We believe Christians should take the time to research the candidates carefully, to weigh their positions against a Biblical viewpoint, and to vote responsibly.
• Pray First: Seek God’s direction for decisions. (1 Timothy 2:2 MSG)
• Do Your Homework: Research the issues and candidates’ positions, not just party lines.
• Stay Involved: Beyond voting, participate in the community by serving, advocating, or volunteering. (Titus 3:1)
TAKE ACTION
REGISTER. PRAY. VOTE.
Your participation makes a difference.
YES ON: IL26-001
Strengthen Communication Between Parents and Schools
The re-enacted law would list certain rights of parents and guardians of public-school children, including rights to review materials and student records, receive certain notifications and opt students out of certain activities. It would repeal amendments to the statute, which modified school obligations and access to certain student records and added certain parental rights.
YES ON: IL26-638
Protecting Fairness in Girls' Sports
This measure would require policies prohibiting students it defines as “biologically male” from competing with or against female students in certain interschool athletic activities that are intended for female students only. Students who choose to participate in such activities must provide a statement from the student’s healthcare provider verifying the student’s biological sex, based on reproductive anatomy, genetic makeup, or normal endogenously produced testosterone levels. These requirements would apply to individual or team athletic competitions.