But what can I really do?
It is easy to feel insignificant on Election Day. You turn on the news, watch millions of ballots being counted, and wonder: Does my one vote really make a difference?
That is a lie from the enemy.
God has worked through faithful people who were willing to stand up, speak out, and act— even when their influence seemed small. After all, even snowflakes can shut down an airport if enough of them band together. God is not done using His people, and it is a privilege to offer our election participation back to His redemptive plan.
Our responsibility does not end at the ballot box; it starts there.
For years, Concerned Women for America (CWA) leaders and members have worked to encourage Christians across the nation to embrace their civic responsibility by registering voters, mobilizing their communities, and serving as poll workers and poll watchers. Thanks to these efforts, CWA has achieved successes in life, families, religious liberty, and other areas, aligning with officials elected by the people. We have also encouraged Americans to become poll workers and watchers, helping to guarantee a fair and secure election.
Your support this election season is more important than ever! We just celebrated our nation’s 250th birthday, and this fall we will once again engage in an election to set the tone for the next 250 years. We need your help to spur on the American spirit and get out the vote!
First, be familiar with and share these key Pennsylvania election dates. Check with the Pennsylvania Department of State for all election information.
- October 19: Deadline to register to vote or update your voter registration information for the General Election.
- October 27: Deadline to apply for a mail-in or absentee ballot for the General Election.
- November 3: GENERAL ELECTION
Polls are open from 7:00 m. to 8:00 p.m. Completed mail-in and absentee ballots must be received by your county election office by 8:00 p.m. on Election Day.
Pennsylvania does not have a statewide “early voting” period; however, voters have two vote-by-mail options:
- Mail-in ballot: Available to any registered Pennsylvania voter. You do not need to provide a reason for voting by mail.
- Absentee ballot: Available for voters who cannot attend their polling place because of illness, disability, work, travel, or another qualifying reason.
Voters can also apply for a mail ballot in person at their county election office and, when ballots are available, complete and submit their ballot during the same visit (often called on-demand mail ballot voting).
Second, use and share CWA’s new She Prays She Votes resource page, designed to equip you for the 2026 midterm elections.
Visit the page today to find:
- Prayer points to encourage faithful engagement
- Resources for organizing voter drives
- Information on becoming a poll worker or poll watcher
- Voting resources tailored to your ZIP code
- Materials to help you inspire others to participate
Prayerfully consider how God is calling you to make a difference this fall. Then, contact me to discover how we can make an impact together.
