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Midterm results call Christians to prayer, not despair
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Source: Christian Post
Voters cast their ballots inside a polling location at the Bridge of Hope Church on November 3, 2026, in Youngstown, Ohio. | Jeff Swensen/Getty ImagesEvery two years, Americans head to the polls and wait anxiously for the November election results. In our nation, where politics are deeply partisan and divisive, the side that wins is jubilant, while the other side despairs.This year’s election results were clearly disappointing to conservative Christians, and political analysts and commentators will spend the coming weeks dissecting how the outcome will reshape Congress and several state governments and assessing the potential impact on policies and people.
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