We will be exercising our greatest duty as American citizens one week from today. If you are not yet certain what the issues are, or which candidates you will choose to represent you, please take time this week to study your options. The following list of links is just a sampling of the wealth of information available to you.
I heard President Obama state at a campaign rally yesterday, “We gotta have middle class families up in front. We don't mind the Republicans joining us. They can come for the ride, but they gotta sit in back."
I don’t know about you, but I have no intention of sitting in the back of the bus. Voter turnout in this election will determine whether conservatives are further marginalized, or whether we can begin to restore our nation to its place as a shining lamp of Liberty.
Please prepare yourself, and exhort your friends, co-workers, neighbors and anyone else in your sphere of influence to vote between now and Tuesday, 11/2/10. It is easy to vote absentee in Delaware this week by just walking into the Department of Election if your schedule next Tuesday prohibits you from getting to the polls.
Walk, run, skip, or crawl to the polls; just VOTE!
Delaware Family Policy Council 2010 voter guide for statewide offices as well as State Senate and State House
http://www.delawarefamilies.org/index.cfm
Christian Coalition national scorecard of votes by current Senate and House members:
http://cc.org/files/13/2010Scorecard8_5x11.pdf
Positive Growth Alliance, a Delaware voter guide based strictly on economic issues
https://pgalliance.org/uploads/VOTER_GUIDE_2010.pdf
Christian Coalition voter guides by state, they have guides for 43 individual states, but not Delaware.
http://www.cc.org/voter_guide_download_center?sid=80834
This ResistNet site for Delaware has links to all kinds of state information sources like press outlets and blogs, as well as links to most campaign sites.
http://www.resistnet.com/notes/Delaware_Guide_to_2010_Elections_and_Campaigns
League of Women’s Voters has a very informative site on voting in general. Much of it is geared to 19-30 year old women, though not technically a voter scorecard
http://www.vote411.org/home.php
Liberty Counsel looks like an interesting resource for those in pastoral leadership. From the site, “To help you fulfill your high calling to fearlessly speak the truth, Liberty Counsel provides free information about what pastors and churches may do with respect to political candidates and lobbying.”
http://www.lc.org/index.cfm?PID=16245
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