The period leading up to any election is an excellent opportunity to testify to God’s pattern for humanity and power for salvation.
It’s compassionate to speak up. It flows from our love for God and love for neighbour.
How you use your voice during the election season is at least as important as how you vote.
There are certain issues that quickly reveal whether a society recognises or rejects the reality that we are made in God’s image. It is vital that Christians speak out on them, even if others want to bury them.
In the run up to the general election on 12 December, we will be making resources available on this page to help you use your voice at election time.
Election Policy Proposals
Our Election Policy Proposals are ten commitments that an incoming government could make to better protect freedom, life and family, for the good of all. Why not ask your candidates about their views on them?
The Good Question Guide
The Good Question Guide is designed to be downloaded and printed, to be ready in a pinch if candidates knock on your door. It provides facts, talking points and questions that help you use your voice when speaking to canvassers or at a local hustings.
Download The Good Question Guide
The Election Prayer Guide
You can use our Election Prayer Guide to help shape and inform your prayers for the upcoming General Election. Work through it at your own pace, share it with your church and pray that God would be honoured in this election.
Analysis
We will be analysing manifestos and tracking promises made by parties and candidates – as well as giving Christian viewpoints on events of the campaign. Read more at the links below:
- Six principles for voting as a Christian (Tim Dieppe)
- Tell election candidates to resist Stonewall demands (Carys Moseley)
- Tell candidates to reject Islamophobia definition (Carys Moseley)
- Ex-Labour MP to run as independent after backing RSE protests (Tim Dieppe)
- Puberty blocker firm funded Lib Dems (Carys Moseley)
- Lib Dem candidate deselected for being pro-life and pro-marriage
- Tell election candidates to vote for both lives
- Responding to the Conservative manifesto
- Responding to Labour’s election manifesto
- Responding to the Lib Dem manifesto
- A roundup of the other parties’ manifestos
Other links
Who can I vote for? is a website that gives you information and contact details of the candidates in your constituency. It’s an excellent way to find out what your candidates stand for and to ask them some of the questions in our Good Questions Guide.
Matthew Roberts has written an excellent four-part series, reflecting on how Christians should engage with the election:
- Jesus is Lord and still will be on Friday
- Non-Christian rulers and the Rule of Christ
- Voting under Christ the King
- Christ’s unshakeable Kingdom
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