As the 2024 election nears, new research from the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University reveals that 104 million people of faith—including 32 million regular churchgoers—are projected to skip the election. The U.S. Christian Chamber of Commerce is calling on these Christians to take action, emphasizing the election's impact on businesses, religious freedoms, and future generations.

"Voting is not only a civic duty but a biblical responsibility," said Krystal Parker, president of the U.S. Christian Chamber of Commerce. "If Christians won’t vote for moral or ethical reasons, they should vote for the future of their businesses and families. Our silence is costly. We cannot allow apathy to rob us of the opportunity to shape the future."

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