The WallBuilders Show

Surprising Polls And Clear Steps For Christian Voters

• Tim Barton, David Barton & Rick Green

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The headlines are trying to tell you the outcome is already decided, but the numbers we’re seeing hint at something very different. We dig into late-election reality, including a crucial correction on Idaho Proposition 1 and why ballot initiatives can quietly reshape abortion law and parental rights faster than any campaign ad can explain. If you care about pro-life policy and informed voting, this is your reminder to read the actual text and help your circle do the same. 

We also react to a genuinely shocking polling headline: a Republican challenger running neck-and-neck with Oregon Governor Tina Kotek. Add in Barack Obama jumping into campaigning in Michigan and Georgia, and we ask the obvious question: why are “safe” states suddenly getting emergency attention? From pastor events to a multi-church rally in Colorado, we share what we’re seeing on the ground and why close races often come down to a few hundred votes. Christian civic engagement is not abstract; it’s showing up, bringing friends, and refusing to sit out because the media says your vote won’t matter. 

Then we get practical about discernment in the social media age. We talk about research tied to Nature-style reporting that warns short-form feeds can degrade understanding over time, and why election season is exactly when 10-second clips and micro-ads can mislead the most. We point you to a free 21-day prayer guide, a live Biblical Citizenship course through Patriot Academy, and end with a culture moment we couldn’t ignore: Grok getting prompted to remove “false gods” and leaving only Jesus, then explaining why. 

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