Election and Voting Resources
Voting can feel confusing and complicated, but it is an important responsibility for believers.
Christians Engaging in Politics
During our message series, Politically Correct, we’re exploring the Christian’s responsibility as it relates to government and voting. Join us for this series as you head to the polls this fall.
Below are other helpful resources as you prayerfully consider your responsibility to vote:
- What Does the Bible Say About Racial Injustice?
- What Does the Bible Say About Abortion?
- What Does the Bible Say About Immigration?
- Christians Engaging in Politics: A Community Group Discussion Guide
- How Christians Vote by Watermark Life Initiative
- Human Coalition Endorsement List and Voter Guides
- Texas Values Action Voter Guide
- Party Platform Summaries from The Gospel Coalition: Republican and Democrat
Serving Around the Issues
Continue to make an impact long after the election by serving in the following impact areas:
When do you vote?
- Early voting: October 13-30
- Election day: Tuesday, November 3
- Voting by mail? Read the details below.
Voting by Mail
Certain voters can vote early by mail (over 65, sick or disabled, or you will be away from your county during Early Voting and on Election Day).
- Application for Voting by Mail: In Texas, apply here for a mailed ballot in the county in which you are registered to vote. Your application must be received by the Early Voting Clerk by Friday, October 23.
- Mailing Your Ballot: Your county’s Early Voting Clerk must receive your marked ballot by Tuesday, November 3 (Election Day) at 7 PM.