VOTER GUIDES - 2010 RACES

Faith 2 Action ^ | September 29, 2010 | F2A.org

[ph12321]

Faith2Action has produced Voter Guides for 10 of the top U.S. Senate races, 2 of the contests for Governor, and Congressional Scorecards, showing the key votes in 2009-10 of each U.S. Representative for 18 states with plans to do several more.

All of them can be found here: http://f2a.org/election2010

[ph12321]

Take them and freely distribute them to anyone/everyone you know who can vote! They have been approved for distribution by your 501(c)(3) organizations and churches.

[ph12321]

Liberty Counsel endorses these guides as being in compliance with IRS guidelines and permissible for use and distribution by churches and other
501(c)(3) organizations. - Mathew D. Staver, Esq., founder and chairman of Liberty Counsel

Alabama
Congressional Scorecard

Arizona
Congressional Scorecard

California
U.S. Senate
Congressional Scorecard

Colorado
U.S. Senate
Congressional Scorecard

Delaware
U.S. Senate

Florida
U.S. Senate
Congressional Scorecard

Georgia
Congressional Scorecard

Illinois
Congressional Scorecard

Indiana
Congressional Scorecard

Michigan
Congressional Scorecard

Minnesota
Congressional Scorecard

Mississippi
Congressional Scorecard

Missouri
U.S. Senate
Congressional Scorecard

Nevada
U.S. Senate

New Mexico
Congressional Scorecard

New York
Congressional Scorecard

North Carolina
Congressional Scorecard

Ohio
U.S. Senate
Congressional Scorecard
Governor

Pennsylvania
U.S. Senate
Congressional Scorecard
Governor

South Carolina
Congressional Scorecard

Texas
Congressional Scorecard

Virginia
Congressional Scorecard

West Virginia
U.S. Senate
Congressional Scorecard

Wisconsin
U.S. Senate
Congressional Scorecard

[Titus Quinctius Cincinnatus]

Short and simple answer is to vote for every conservative third party candidate that you can, to ensure that the Dems keep as many seats as possible.

[Freddd]

LOL @ U.

[Manly Warrior]

And what is the difference between democrats and republicans these days? Remind me if you would.

Vote your conscience, not your “political party”.

Best;

[Kaslin]

I almost misread your post

[Kolb]

Generally I like the way Texas Republicans voted. Now, if we can just manage to unseat that dirty Rat Doggett we’ll be set. He voted “yes” for every single one of the crap sandwiches listed. Not surprising but disturbing none the less.

[cherry]

vote your BRAINS ....voting otherwise has given us Freakin....and Clintoon twice...,

don't people even think when the vote?.....don't they even think of the consequences?....

but I know we have a group here on Fr working to undermine pubs under the guise of "conscience"....

[Manly Warrior]

Well, I do somewhat equate my conscience with logical thought processes, not touchy feely emotions.

That said, voting for a party gaurantees you elected the fools who rob you blind. Voting for the BEST candidate on the issues and of character, even though he loses, gaurantees you can be free of blame when the party you elected carries right on the diorection we have been heading. TAX, SPEND< BORROW< SPEND etc. Eventually it will catch up and it won’t be the republicans who are left standing (nor the democrats).

STOP the madness. Our elected officials MUST be held accountable for every penny they pee away, for every moron they appoint to the benches and for every crony they pay off. Voting for good ol boys only gets his cronies access to the money (OPM, at that), not the idiots who “stayed the party course” etc.

Today, JFK would be unelectable (by the right) for being MORE conservative than most all republican candidates, and by a wide marging. Goodness!