As political polarization grows in the United States, socially conservative voters are at risk of being discriminated against for their personal beliefs. The Constitution protects an individual's right to political freedom, but the media and various other actors have consistently attacked the reputation of faith-based voters. In this complex landscape where all people want to see their values respected in Congress, but may be unaware of the rules and resources available, Faith and Freedom Coalition emerges with proven solutions. The nonprofit was formed by conservatives with extensive experience in state and federal legislatures to counteract a growing wave of disdain for faith-based voters. By making educational resources widely accessible, Faith and Freedom Coalition is saving a seat for conservative values in the American government.
"Voting remains possibly the best way for Americans to be effective citizens contributing to their country's success," Executive Director Timothy Head says. "Yet, many voters feel disenfranchised from the process because of external pressures or due to a lack of knowledge regarding how to vote for a candidate you resonate with."
