Recent studies indicate that around 41 million evangelical Christians are unlikely to vote in the upcoming presidential election, with pastors potentially able to persuade 5 million of them to participate by emphasizing civic duty. Research from George Barna reveals that only 51% of self-identified Christians plan to vote, driven largely by apathy towards politics. Meanwhile, leaders like Bunni Pounds are advocating for increased Christian engagement in elections to uphold biblical values and urge voters to prioritize policy over personalities. In response to past election-related intimidation, the organization Faiths United to Save Democracy is deploying trained volunteers to assist vulnerable voters and ensure a secure voting environment. Their efforts are focused on key states where voting access may be particularly challenged. These initiatives highlight a call to action for Christians to mobilize and exercise their voting rights amidst ongoing concerns about electoral integrity.