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Christian Candidates California 2014California will elect their Tea Party Christian candidates in the 2014 California Primary. Polls open 7am to 8pm. See list of endorsed candidates. See Local Conservative Candidates by county below.COPY AND FORWARD TO YOUR FRIENDS. California Republican AssemblyJoin CRA2014 Primary Election Endorsements 2014 California Statewide Conservatives: Governor – Tim Donnelly
Assembly DistrictsAD-02 Matthew HeathAD-03 James Gallagher AD-04 Charlie Schaupp AD-05 Frank Bigelow AD-06 Beth Gaines AD-08 Doug Haaland AD-09 Manuel Martin AD-26 Rudy Mendoza AD-28 Chuck Page AD-32 Romeo Agbalog AD-33 Jay Obernolte AD-34 Shannon Grove AD-36 Tom Lackey AD-37 Ronald Deblauw AD-38 Scott Wilk AD-40 Mark Steinorth AD-41 Deborah Behovnek AD-52 Dorothy Pineda AD-54 Glen Ratcliff AD-55 Phillip Chen AD-60 Eric Linder AD-65 Young Kim AD-66 David Hadley AD-67 Melissa Melendez AD-68 Don Wagner AD-69 Cecilia “Ceci” Iglesias AD-71 Brian Jones AD-72 Travis Allen AD-73 Bill Brough AD-74 Matthew Harper AD-75 Marie Waldron AD-78 Barbara Decker Senate DistrictsSD-02 Lawrence WiesnerSD-04 Jim Nielsen SD-08 Tom Berryhill SD-10 Peter Kuo SD-14 Andy Vidak SD-16 Jean Fuller SD-23 Mike Morrell SD-24 William Rodriguez Morrison SD-32 Mario Guerra SD-34 Janet Nguyen SD-36 Pat Bates Congressional DistrictsCA-03 Dan LogueCA-09 Steve Colangelo CA-21 David Valadao CA-22 Devin Nunes CA-23 Kevin McCarthy CA-24 Dale Francisco CA-25 Steve Knight CA-26 Jeff Gorrell CA-35 Ben Lopez CA-30 Mark Reed CA-39 Ed Royce CA-41 Steve Adams CA-43 John R. Wood CA-46 Carlos Vasquez CA-47 Andrew Wallon CA-48 Dana Rohrabacher CA-49 Darrell Issa CA-50 Duncan Hunter CA-52 Kirk Jorgensen CA-53 Joel Marchese
COUNTY OFFICES – ALPHABETICAL BY COUNTY Simi Valley School Board: COPY AND FORWARD TO YOUR FRIENDS. Christians Should VoteWe need to educate, equip, and alert the Christian regarding issues and events in the country today. Americans are blessed to have a "government of the people, by the people, and for the people." But democracy has one key requirement: our participation. The most basic democratic participation is voting, yet it can also have the most profound impact. When you vote, you help determine who will lead our nation, make our laws and protect our liberties. More than a right, voting is a privilege that millions of people in other parts of the world can only dream about. Still, many Americans choose not to vote. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, as many as 35% of eligible Americans are not registered to vote - that's 45 to 65 million people! Less than half of the voting-age population actually votes in any given election. at's worse, Christians often vote at an alarmingly low rate. For example, in 2002, the last non presidential election year, only 43% of evangelical Christians actually bothered to vote. When people of faith fail to vote, is it any wonder that policies are enacted that are contrary to believers' core values? “If America is to survive, we must elect more God-centered men and women to public office - individuals who will seek Divine guidance in the affairs of state.” REV. BILLY GRAHAM It is absolutely critical that Christians be registered, be informed and vote our values. As believers, we have a duty to be involved in the democratic process. But our charge is not simply to vote the way our friends or family vote, or the way our political party wants us to vote, or even with concern only for our pocketbook. Instead, we must vote our values, our beliefs, our convictions. An informed vote takes effort. The choice is not always easy, but it is significant. Reasons why Christians should vote: In the 20th Century, atheistic and secular humanistic leaders gained control of nations all across Europe, Asia and Africa resulting in the murder of almost 170 million men, women and children.
We see the good that it results from applying God's principles, and the horror that results from rejecting them, it is our Christian duty to vote to keep out of office those who attempt to oppose God's authority. Obedience to authority demands good citizenship. The Apostle Paul in Romans chapter 13 clearly states that we must obey governmental leaders because all authority comes from God. We express our obedience to God by exercising our rights and privileges as citizens. Good citizenship sets an example for generations to come. Those who apply God's principles to government pave the way for generations of blessing. When we pray for the good of our country, should we not express which way is good to our neighbors? Christian Voter Guide California 2014When our country was first founded, Alexis de Tocqueville came from France to see why this experiment in democracy was working. He said, "I sought for the greatness and genius of America in her commodious harbors and her ample rivers – and it was not there. I sought in the fertile fields and boundless forest – in her rich mines and vast world commerce – and it was not there. I sought for the greatness and genius of America in her democratic Congress and her matchless Constitution – it was not there. Not until I went into the churches of America and heard her pulpits flame with righteousness did I understand the secret of her genius and power. America is great because America is good – and if America ever ceases to be good, America will cease to be great."
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