Voting & Faith
For many voters, our faith informs our voting process. Different faith denominations and traditions have different perspectives on how to vote. Here at Good Neighbors Vote, we prioritize resources that align with our Good Neighbors Pledge and our core values, that all neighbors matter and every vote counts.
“You shall love your neighbor as yourself.” (Matthew 22:39)
“The commandments are summed up in this one rule: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’” (Romans 13:9)
With Love: A Christian Guide to Faithful Voting
(Espanol) Con Amor: Una Guía Cristiana para el Voto Fiel
“Elections decide who governs, but they also reveal how we treat one another. This guide is a nonpartisan resource built around that idea: once the votes are counted, we're still neighbors. We still share schools, workplaces, congregations, and communities, and how we show up during election season shapes what that shared life looks like afterward.
The guide doesn't tell you who to vote for. Instead, it offers three simple questions to bring to any candidate: Do they love their neighbor? Do they have trustworthy character? Do they use power responsibly? Alongside those questions, you'll find Scripture and reflection, a practical checklist, help getting ready to vote, and guidance for talking through disagreement, because faithful voting isn't just about Election Day. It's about how we live together every day after.”
For the Health of the Nation - An Evangelical Call to Civic Responsibility
“In a world full of division and partisan politics, it can be difficult to know what to think and how to speak up. We believe the Bible speaks to the most challenging issues we face as a nation.
For two decades, evangelical Christians across the political spectrum have used the “For the Health of the Nation” publication to apply biblical principles to complex issues. As a resource for Christian discipleship, it is designed to encourage thoughtful evangelical engagement as we work together for the health of the nation.”
“The AND Campaign offers a Biblical framework to engage politics with non-partisan, common-sense education, equipping believers to confront tribalism and promote unity.”