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Consider your Impact

by Debbie Wuthnow

Consider your Impact

by Debbie Wuthnow


Be Informed, use iVoterGuide

 

We’re entering the height of election season, and it’s time to make plans to cast your vote and spread the word about iVoterGuide.

Consider the impact you can have by sharing iVoterGuide with others. In 2018 the number of iVoterGuider users in Florida exceeded the margin of victory Governor Ron DeSantis had over his opponent. DeSantis was rated as a Verified Conservative in our guide. His opponent was rated a Verified Liberal. Think about how different the policies could have been over the past seven and a half years and their enormous impact on people’s lives—not to mention the ways Florida has influenced the entire nation.

In an age of confusion and muddled facts, you can be a source of truth and reliable information. iVoterGuide doesn’t tell voters who to vote for; we provide the data-driven information they need to decide for themselves. Because we are the only voter guide covering elections in all 50 states, you can recommend us to anyone, no matter where they live.

Every little thing you do to contribute to the election process makes a difference. During the most hectic and trying seasons of life, getting yourself informed and to the ballot box may be your best effort! Every effort matters, and here are some steps to help:

1. Check Your Voter Registration Deadline. Did you know 10 states require voter registration 30 days prior to Election Day? We’re quickly approaching that deadline. Visit iVoterGuide.com and scroll down to select your state for information about voter registration and other resources.

2. Check your calendar and make your plan to vote. If possible, find one additional way to contribute to the process. Personally, my favorite time to vote is Election Day, but you should decide now whether that’s feasible for you. If not, make plans to vote early, and give yourself plenty of time to research iVoterGuide before your scheduled day arrives. Additionally, if you can serve as a poll worker, drive friends to the polls, or devote some time to voter outreach, add those activities to your calendar now. 

3. Spread the word. When your family members, friends, and neighbors sign up for our emails, we’ll send them the voter guide for their state as soon as it’s ready. They’ll also be able to access early voting dates, polling locations, and a link to their personalized ballot. Additionally, you can order or download iVoterGuide door hangers, business cards, postcards, flyers, yard signs, and other materials for distribution on our website. 

4. Pray. As always, there’s nothing more important to do than pray for the elections. Now is the time to start praying in earnest for God to bless our nation by bringing to power the most biblically minded candidates. Check out this scripture-based guide to support your time in prayer.

We’re so grateful for your prayers, your plans, and every effort you’re already making to influence our nation for Christ. 


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