Explore these resources to discover how you can engage in this year's election with faith and purpose.
In a democratic society, our Methodist faith calls us to actively engage in the political process as part of our Christian witness, including the sacred act of voting. Guided by the Wesleyan Quadrilateral of Scripture, tradition, reason, and experience – we are compelled to support laws and policies that safeguard and extend the rights of all citizens to vote and ensure that every vote is counted. We also uphold efforts to eliminate barriers to voting and advocate for fair and transparent elections, believing that such participation aligns with our call to seek justice and love mercy in all aspects of life.
Participating in the upcoming mid-term elections in the United States isn’t just about casting our own vote – it requires working together so we can all vote and vote faithfully. The resources at the link below are intended to guide you in three different categories:
1. Voter education
2. Voter engagement
3. Voter protection
This content was originally published by the General Board of Church and Society; republished with permission on ResourceUMC.org on September 18, 2026.