For God, Family, and America’s Future – PLEASE VOTE! HE is on the Ballot…

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For God, Family, and America’s Future – PLEASE VOTE! HE is on the Ballot…

By Linda S. Brickman

Before you decide you are too tired to vote, picture someone you love…Your child. Your grandchild. Your husband or wife. The person whose future you would do almost anything to protect.

Now ask yourself: Have I done the one thing still within My Power in this election?

Have I Voted?

Today, November 3, Arizona and other critical swing States, will make decisions that will reach far beyond campaign signs and television commercials. We will choose people entrusted with public money, public safety, our schools, and the administration of our elections. And those decisions will enter our homes long after the campaign advertisements disappear.

Please do not leave them entirely to someone else.

I have spent these past weeks talking with voters, researching issues, writing, and listening. I know people are exhausted. Some are angry. Some are discouraged. Others believe the outcome has already been decided. But predictions are NOT results. A conversation about voting is NOT a ballot. And a ballot sitting on the kitchen counter has NOT finished its journey.

There is still a responsibility each of us must carry through.

My faith teaches me that responsibility matters. We pray for wisdom, courage, and protection for the people we love. Then we must use the opportunities before us to act on those prayers. God gives us all Free Will to do what should be right.

For me, that includes voting for leaders who will protect religious liberty, respect parents, safeguard children, uphold Constitutional Rights, and answer honestly for their decisions. Those are the family values I want reflected in government.

And Please Don’t Forget what the Democrats, Progressives, and the Red-Green Alliance did to those family values during the Biden Administration! Regardless of what you may think about Trump and the Republican leadership during less than 2 years, lots of good changes have happened, and at least there is HOPE for more. But giving power back to the Democrat Alliance will only mark a 360-degree turn back to crime, open borders, 9% inflation, $ 5-plus average gas prices, and an assortment of national security threats.

So, MY Recommendation is clear: Vote Republican throughout the partisan races on your ballot. I believe Republican leadership offers the stronger path toward protecting families, restoring accountability, advancing the America First priorities I support, and HOPE.

Please give “every race” your attention. The offices farther down the ballot carry real responsibilities for our communities and our future. Use my published Arizona recommendations for the candidates, propositions, judicial retention questions, and nonpartisan races as well; and there are similar ones in every State that you can find and use, too!

Those values also require something from us. We must examine candidates’ records, consider the consequences of their proposals, and expect the people we support to keep their promises.

Remember: An Endorsement Does Not End Our Responsibility. It Begins Our Obligation to Hold Someone Accountable.

I believe in the promise of making America Great Again. To me, that promise must mean families who can afford daily life, communities where children are safe, opportunities earned through honest work, and government that remembers whom it serves.

It must also mean that the FREEDOMS we inherited remain available to the generations coming after us. Our Children Cannot Cast Our Ballots for Us. But They Will Live with the Consequences of Our Choices.

If you have already voted, THANK YOU. You have completed an important part of your responsibility. You can still help by sharing accurate voting information and encouraging the people around you to make their own voices heard.

If you have not voted, make your plan NOW. Choose your location. Check the hours and identification requirements. Allow enough time to get there. And don’t get discouraged by long lines or other procedural hiccups!

And don’t let an alarming post or a discouraging prediction persuade you to surrender your opportunity to exercise your right and obligation to VOTE.

ARIZONA & SWING STATE VOTERS: FINISH THE JOB

On Tuesday, November 3, polls are open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. If you are in line by 7 p.m., stay in line — you may vote.

In Arizona, bring the required identification. Maricopa County voters can find locations and wait times at Locations.Maricopa.Vote and identification information at GetID.Maricopa.Vote. Voters elsewhere in Arizona should check their county’s official information through Arizona’s voter portal.

If you still have your early ballot, return it to an authorized location in your county rather than putting it in the mail. Follow the envelope instructions, including signing it. Election officials must receive it by 7 p.m. on November 3; a postmark does not meet that deadline. Make sure you ask for ID VERIFIED when giving your ballot to the person helping you.

If your requested ballot never arrived, contact your county election office or go to an authorized voting location for assistance. A missing mail ballot does NOT eliminate your opportunity to vote in person.

I cannot promise you the outcome. Neither can a pollster, a campaign, or a commentator. But I can tell you this: You deserve to reach tomorrow night knowing that you participated — that you stood up for what you believe and fulfilled your responsibility to the people whose future matters to you.

So, picture that person you love once more. Then carry that love, that hope, and that sense of responsibility with you.

GOD IS ON THE BALLOT – AND VOTING FOR HIM IS VOTING FOR FAITH, FAMILY, AND AMERICA’S FUTURE.