COLUMBUS — After months of careful work surveying and researching Ohio candidates, Citizens for Community Values (CCV) has compiled a 2020 voter guide to inform citizens for the upcoming general election November 3rd. CCV President Aaron Baer made the announcement this week.
“With apathy, fake news, and fear discouraging voters from participating in this pivotal election, it is more necessary than ever to provide our free nonpartisan voter guide. Tens of thousands of voter guides are coming out. With the election fast approaching, people are hungry for the facts.”
Races featured in the guide include the U.S. President, Congress, Ohio Supreme Court, Ohio State Senate, Ohio State House of Representatives and Ohio Court of Appeals.
Baer said that people can order the voter guides to distribute to their church or their community. With many churches closed due to COVID-19, a brand new interactive voter guide website BuckeyeBallot.com has been launched. A bulletin format for congregations of the Presidential race can be accessed here.
On the website you can identify your district by accessing a personalized voter guide, read comments from candidates and see candidate endorsements from a range of advocacy groups. Website users can also register to vote and find their voting location.
Partnering ministry Alliance Defending Freedom is also providing an easy legal guide for congregations to provide an overview of what can and cannot be done by a congregation and clergy when it comes to current issues, legislation, campaigns, and elections. To get this free legal guide, click here.
“With apathy, fake news, and fear discouraging voters from participating in this pivotal election, it is more necessary than ever to provide our free nonpartisan voter guide. Tens of thousands of voter guides are coming out. With the election fast approaching, people are hungry for the facts.”
Aaron Baer,
Citizens for Community Values President
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View the video below to learn why the 2020 General Election on November 3rd will affect nearly every aspect of life and how one vote can affect the election.
