Voter Guides

Not all voter guides are trustworthy, and it is rare to find one that aligns completely with your views. Review Voter Guides from conservative organizations and influencers but compare their recommendations with your own research and personal core values.

Be cautious of deceptive voter guides. Pay close attention to who generates each guide, what sources they use, and whether their recommendations align with their stated principles. Be especially cautious of guides that use political party names, including “Republican,” in their titles or branding, as the name alone does not guarantee that the guide accurately reflects conservative values.

Do MORE than consult voter guides. Plan to attend candidate meet-and-greet events and candidate debates whenever possible. Visit candidates’ social media pages, review their positions and voting records when applicable, and research their endorsements and campaign funding sources. The goal is not simply to follow a voter guide, but to become an informed voter by evaluating multiple sources and making decisions that are consistent with your research and personal core values.

The Faith Votes Community Impact Team leaders recommend the following limited list of Voter Guides for your review: