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Election Day is less than a week away– Tuesday, November 3 – and voters across the country will decide dozens of statewide ballot measures. Many of them deal directly with life, marriage, protecting children, election integrity, and your freedom.
These measures often get far less attention than the candidates, but their impact can be just as lasting, and many on the ballot would change state constitutions.
@AFAAction has reviewed all 58 ballot measures across 24 states and created a simple one-page guide for each state, with plain-language summaries of each measure and AFA Action’s position.
Find your state’s ballot measure guide here.
Here’s what’s at stake this year:
Life: Several measures would write a right to abortion into state constitutions.
Marriage: One measure would remove the definition of marriage as one man and one woman from a state constitution.
Protecting Girls and Children: Measures to keep girls’ sports for girls and to protect minors from gender surgery.
Election Integrity: Voter ID and citizen-only voting measures are on the ballot in many states.
As you prepare for Election Day, do these four things:
1. Look up your state’s guide at afaaction.net and know how you’ll vote on every measure.
2. Visit iVoterGuide.com to see where the candidates on your ballot stand.
3. Forward this to friends, family, and your church family.
4. Pray for our nation and for those who will be elected to lead it.
Get out on Tuesday, November 3, and VOTE. America thanks you for standing for truth.
Election Day is less than a week away– Tuesday, November 3 – and voters across the country will decide dozens of statewide ballot measures. Many of them deal directly with life, marriage, protecting children, election integrity, and your freedom.
These measures often get far less attention than the candidates, but their impact can be just as lasting, and many on the ballot would change state constitutions.
@AFAAction has reviewed all 58 ballot measures across 24 states and created a simple one-page guide for each state, with plain-language summaries of each measure and AFA Action’s position.
Find your state’s ballot measure guide here.
Here’s what’s at stake this year:
Life: Several measures would write a right to abortion into state constitutions.
Marriage: One measure would remove the definition of marriage as one man and one woman from a state constitution.
Protecting Girls and Children: Measures to keep girls’ sports for girls and to protect minors from gender surgery.
Election Integrity: Voter ID and citizen-only voting measures are on the ballot in many states.
As you prepare for Election Day, do these four things:
1. Look up your state’s guide at afaaction.net and know how you’ll vote on every measure.
2. Visit iVoterGuide.com to see where the candidates on your ballot stand.
3. Forward this to friends, family, and your church family.
4. Pray for our nation and for those who will be elected to lead it.
Get out on Tuesday, November 3, and VOTE. America thanks you for standing for truth.
Walker Wildmon retweeted
This week, I joined @financialissues to discuss how Democrats plan to advance abortion on demand should they gain control of Congress and state legislatures around the country! It is important that Christians vote on Tuesday, November 3rd, and vote for candidates that most closely align with their values.
Walker Wildmon retweeted
.@WalkerWildmon joins Financial Issues to connect biblical stewardship with civic responsibility, emphasizing the importance of voting and Christian involvement in government as the midterm elections approach.
This week, I joined @financialissues to discuss how Democrats plan to advance abortion on demand should they gain control of Congress and state legislatures around the country! It is important that Christians vote on Tuesday, November 3rd, and vote for candidates that most closely align with their values.
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NEW: James talarico held a fundraiser attended by Dallas Ducar, the transgender founder of a clinic that offers puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones to children #TXsen
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Every statewide ballot measure in the country, in one PDF.
Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3. Find your state, see what's on the ballot, and walk in ready.
Click the link⬇️
afaaction.net/media/fail5nit…
#BallotMeasures #Election2026
Walker Wildmon retweeted
There’s more on your ballot than just candidates! 🗳️
While congressional and gubernatorial races get most of the attention, statewide ballot measures are often overlooked. But these decisions can have a lasting impact on your state's laws!
Before heading to the polls on November 3, make sure you know what's on your ballot.
✅ Visit iVoterGuide.com for a personalized ballot and candidate research.
✅ Visit AFAAction.net for information on ballot measures in 24 states, including AFA Action's positions on each issue.
Be informed, do your research, and make your voice heard this Election Day!
Walker Wildmon retweeted
I love the tireless efforts of @AmericanFamAssc and @AFRnet to preach the gospel and save the republic for our children and grandchildren. Bravo, guys! #election2026
Find out all you need about ballot measures in your state by visiting afaaction.net or following @AFAAction!
Find out all you need about ballot measures in your state by visiting afaaction.net or following @AFAAction!
With the midterm elections just a week away, the pressure is on for Americans to make their voices heard on the ballot. However, research shows that every voting year, fewer Americans vote in the midterm election than in the presidential race that preceded it. So, what is needed to get Americans back at the polls and exercise their civic duty? Information.
iVoterGuide is the nation’s premier Christian voting guide, offering carefully researched voter guides that outline every single candidate on the ballot to ensure educated voters at the polls.
George Barna’s research with iVoterGuide uncovered the importance of faith and family for the majority of Christian voters. Parental rights and protecting children are a top priority in candidate support, according to the report, and in regard to judicial candidates, voters clearly prefer judges whose worldview is conservative and biblical over judges whose worldview is liberal and secular. Sixty-four percent of voters said access to a trusted, accurate and unbiased source of down-ballot candidates’ information would make them more likely to vote down-ballot, making iVoterGuide the logical answer.
iVoterGuide is uniquely positioned to fill the information gap voters are seeking. iVoterGuide builds in-depth, values-based research on thousands of candidates — not just the ones on the evening news, but a growing number of school board, city council, and county races that rarely get a single headline. Every candidate is presented with the same detailed questionnaire on the issues that matter most to Christian voters: life, family, religious liberty, education and the role of government. These answers are then tallied and presented as comprehensive voter guides, providing an invaluable look into where each candidate stands before voters step into the booth.
For those unsure of which candidates have earned their vote, iVoterGuide.com, a division of @AFAAction, provides accurate, up-to-date information on thousands of candidates. iVoterGuide.com’s research and ratings can be extremely valuable in helping voters determine the distinctions between candidates.
iVoterGuide.com is dedicated to equipping Americans to be informed, educated voters and is a one-stop resource for candidate ratings and election information. iVoterGuide.com is known for its accuracy and integrity in researching and evaluating candidates and equipping Christians to vote wisely and be good stewards of their citizenship.
Walker Wildmon retweeted
This is the Dems’ only playbook. Distractions and lawfare.
Walker Wildmon retweeted
Campaign ads are designed to persuade you — but do they tell you what a candidate actually stands for?
Before you cast your vote, it’s worth looking beyond the slogans, attack ads, and polished campaign promises. Learn how to research candidates, understand their positions, and make an informed decision based on more than what you see in a 30-second ad.
In this episode of Pirate Money Radio (Episode 135), Debbie Wuthnow of iVoterGuide shares how voters can cut through the campaign noise and find out what candidates really believe.
🗳️ Don’t just watch the ads. Do your research. Know your candidates. Know your vote. Check out iVoterGuide.
Watch the full conversation to learn more.
@ivoterguide
#Election2026 #ElectionDay #Vote #iVoterGuide #GoVote
Walker Wildmon retweeted
Every time something incredible happens it is in the face of notably difficult circumstances and rising above the “doom and gloom” from observers.
Hard work. Passion. Enthusiasm— that is what carries a movement.
Heroes are born in these moments. History is made in the most trying times.
Go do the Work and lead from the front!
Walker Wildmon retweeted
iVoterGuide urges Christians to get off the sideline —
faith is on the ballot this November
64% of voters claim that a trusted voter guide would make the difference for election season, says new iVoterGuide-Barna study
Walker Wildmon retweeted
The prepper in me freaked out momentarily, but commonsense says this is something all military bases should be capable of.
Long overdue prep vs impending doom.
Take a breath.
Walker Wildmon retweeted
To my fellow Texas friends:
The moment you realize that the Bush family is voting for James Talarico is the moment you realize you MUST vote for Ken Paxton.
Walker Wildmon retweeted
Charlie often warned against “wearing the costume of the holy.”
Invoking God or quoting Scripture means little if our fruit doesn’t match. But how do we discern what is truly of God, and what is simply dressed up to look holy?
That question was at the heart of my message today at @LibertyU, a place special to both Charlie and me.
Jesus said, “You will know them by their fruits.” Are we growing closer to Christ, becoming more truthful, humble, loving, and forgiving, or are we letting anger and noise pull us away from Him?
Charlie understood the importance of living his faith through his actions. He challenged people, listened to those who disagreed with him, and devoted his life to building something bigger than himself. That is the kind of fruit I hope my children see in me, and that others, whether they agree with me or not, might see as well.



















