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The celestial event is the second one in 2022 and is also the third of its kind in the last 18 months. It will occur November 8, the same day as Midterm elections in the United States.

Salvation won’t arrive on Air Force One, and a perfect world won’t come through the ballot box. But a better world is possible if all our actions, political and otherwise, flow downstream from our Christian convictions, and not the other way around.

The Faith & Freedom Coalition, a prominent evangelical advocacy nonprofit, is aiming to spend about $40 million to encourage Christians to vote in the 2022 midterm elections.

A bipartisan Senate majority blocked the Democrat's attempt to pass a voting bill and change the filibuster on Wednesday night.

Rev. Jesse Jackson and Poor People’s Campaign co-chair Rev. William Barber II were arrested at a protest outside the U.S. Senate on Wednesday.

A Republican filibuster has blocked a Democratic voting and election bill in the Senate.

Voting is a major pillar of any democracy. It should be a non-partisan issue and an inalienable right for every citizen. An assault on voting rights is a body blow to our democracy, a steady erosion of the ideals our ancestors fought and died for and a black eye on our standing on the global stage.

In addition to national, state and local leadership, voters also made decisions on over 100 ballot initiatives.

Today is Election Day. What will the outcome be? Well, thankfully, because we live in a free society, it all depends on you and me. If you have not voted yet, I encourage you to go and fulfill your Christian duty to be a good citizen and go vote. Now is not the time to buy into the lie that your vote doesn’t really matter.

In a video posted to Facebook, megachurch pastor Fredrick Price Jr. encouraged Christians to vote their conscience in November. He also asserted that voting for "the lesser of two evils" still meant one was voting for evil.