How we score
45 / 35 / 20. The letter is the 100-point total. Badges are not extra points.
Read more →★ Why this site exists
Walk into the booth with a list — not a guess
Pull up a chair. JesusVoter is a free kitchen-table guide for Christians who are tired of a 20-page ballot and a party label that does not tell you enough. We put faith, the Constitution, and an honest GOP score on the card — in public, with sources — so you can compare names before you fill in an oval.
Open Florida → Open Oklahoma → Open Texas → Open Alabama → Open South Carolina → Open Tennessee → Open Georgia → Open North Carolina → Open Kentucky → Open Arkansas → Open Mississippi → Open Ohio → Open Arizona → Open Michigan → Open Nevada → Open Pennsylvania → Open Virginia → Open Wisconsin →
- Faith first (45). Open public faith in Jesus Christ and Gospel-aligned policy — life, family, religious liberty, parental rights.
- Constitution next (35). Limited government, secure borders, free enterprise, original meaning of the Constitution.
- Honest GOP score (20). How closely someone tracks the Republican platform — without pretending R always equals righteous.
Independent editorial — not the government, not a party, not a campaign. Your county sample ballot (full address) is still the legal door.
Pick your state
Gold states are open. Choose a gold state on the map or in the list. The guide then asks for your ZIP so the races match your county ballot.
Click a gold state to open that guide.
Eighteen guides are open.
Florida, Oklahoma, Texas, Alabama, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Georgia are the fullest. North Carolina, Kentucky, Arkansas, Mississippi, Ohio, Arizona, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Wisconsin are open too.
Live · Florida
Florida Christian Voter Guide 2026
ZIP lookup for all 67 counties. Statewide races, deep local fields, and the November 3, 2026 general.
Open Florida → Live · OklahomaOklahoma Christian Voter Guide 2026
November 3, 2026 general. Statewide printed nominees, U.S. House and legislature, both statewide questions, and ZIP lookup — same 45 / 35 / 20 method as Florida and Texas.
Open Oklahoma → Live · TexasTexas Christian Voter Guide 2026
November 3, 2026 general. Statewide printed nominees, U.S. House and legislature fields, and ZIP lookup across Texas counties — same 45 / 35 / 20 method as Florida.
Open Texas → Live · AlabamaAlabama Christian Voter Guide 2026
November 3, 2026 general. Statewide printed nominees, U.S. House and legislature fields, county ovals, and ZIP lookup across Alabama’s 67 counties — same 45 / 35 / 20 method as Florida and Texas.
Open Alabama → Live · South CarolinaSouth Carolina Christian Voter Guide 2026
November 3, 2026 general. Statewide printed nominees, U.S. House and House districts, county races, and ZIP lookup — same 45 / 35 / 20 method as Florida, Texas, and Alabama.
Open South Carolina → Live · TennesseeTennessee Christian Voter Guide 2026
November 3, 2026 general. Statewide printed nominees, U.S. House, legislature, municipal ovals, and ZIP lookup — same 45 / 35 / 20 method as Florida, Texas, Alabama, and South Carolina.
Open Tennessee → Live · GeorgiaGeorgia Christian Voter Guide 2026
November 3, 2026 general. Statewide printed nominees, U.S. House, legislature, county ovals, and ZIP lookup — same 45 / 35 / 20 method as Florida and Texas.
Open Georgia →Or use Pick a state in the header. The seven cards above are the fullest guides. The other eleven open from the buttons and the map.
Before you dig in
How to read a JesusVoter card
Your sample ballot is the door. ZIP is only a helper. Scores are not endorsements.
Read more →Pull up a chair
Kitchen-table editorials behind the scores — same honesty as the cards.
Open News →About JesusVoter
Christian first. American second. Republican third. Independent editorial.
About →How to use it in five minutes
- Open your state from the list above. Florida and Texas have the longest scored lists. Every open guide uses the same 45 / 35 / 20 method.
- Enter a ZIP or pick a county. ZIP is a helper. Your legal ballot is by full address and precinct on the county sample ballot.
- Read the three bars on each card: Christian (45) · Constitution (35) · GOP (20). The letter is that 100-point total, not a popularity contest.
- Tap or click a candidate to open the full card. That is where the “why” lives — public-record notes on faith, Constitution, and party alignment, not just the three numbers on the front.
- Open Ballot Measures for amendments and propositions we have on file, and Policy Tracker for the laws and map changes that shape this ballot. Then confirm every oval on the official sample ballot before you vote.
Eighteen guides are open. Wisconsin is the newest. Confirm every oval on your county sample ballot.
What you will not get here
We do not pick a favorite and type in a score. Every live card uses the same published method: Christian out of 45, Constitution out of 35, GOP out of 20 — added up to 100. Those numbers come from public campaign pages, news, questionnaires, and voting records. Click the card to read why a number landed where it did.
If someone wins, we stamp that on the card. We do not bump the score. We do not invent winners. A ZIP is only a helper to find your county — your official ballot still comes from your county elections office, using your full home address. If the public trail is thin, the card stays thin — often a low letter — instead of a fake “we researched this deeply” sticker.
Trump, DeSantis, Musk, and MAHA marks are badges for filtering, not extra points on top of the 100. The letter is 80–100 A · 60–79 B · 40–59 C · 20–39 D · 0–19 F. Christian first. American second. Republican third. Start with Florida, Oklahoma, Texas, Alabama, South Carolina, Tennessee, or Georgia, then use your county sample ballot.