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Democracy Hubs: Should Churches Be in the Voter Turnout Business?

A growing interfaith movement wants churches, mosques, and synagogues to serve as democracy hubs ahead of the midterms. Marcus Hart on where that idea is faithful civic duty – and where it risks becoming exactly the partisan capture faith communities should resist.

Faith Leaders Are Building a Multistate Election Protection Network. Here’s Why That Shouldn’t Be Controversial

Interior of a church sanctuary with a shaft of gold light through a stained-glass window landing on an open Bible beside a Vote Here sign.

A coalition of faith leaders who previously protested federal immigration enforcement is now organizing a multistate effort to protect fair election access ahead of the midterms. Marcus Hart examines why faith communities getting involved in voting access isn’t the partisan act critics on either side assume it is.

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Democracy Hubs: Should Churches Be in the Voter Turnout Business?

Faith Leaders Are Building a Multistate Election Protection Network. Here’s Why That Shouldn’t Be Controversial