For more than 30 years, conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians across California have relied upon the California Voter Guide to help them vote for—not against—their values. The voter guide carefully researches candidates, judges, and ballot measures throughout the state and provides a clear 1-to-5 rating system based on issues such as parental rights, religious liberty, economic freedom and opportunity, taxes, crime, education, constitutional freedoms, and the protection of life.
The guide helps voters quickly identify which candidates most closely align with conservative and biblical values, including in local races and judicial elections where information is often difficult to find.

Christians can vote based upon a biblical worldview by supporting candidates who protect life, parental rights, religious liberty, constitutional freedoms, public safety, and educational accountability. The California Voter Guide helps voters identify candidates who most closely align with those principles through a simple 1-to-5 rating system.
Candidates receiving a 4 or 5 rating are generally those who demonstrate strong support for conservative and Christian values. Pastors, church leaders, and Christian voters throughout California have relied upon the voter guide for years to help make informed election decisions.The guide helps voters quickly identify which candidates most closely align with conservative and biblical values, including in local races and judicial elections where information is often difficult to find.

Many judicial races receive very little media attention, making it difficult for voters to evaluate judges and judicial candidates. The California Voter Guide researches judges based on judicial philosophy, constitutional interpretation, public records, endorsements, and legal positions.
The guide helps voters distinguish between judicial activists who attempt to legislate from the bench and judges who follow a strict interpretation of the law and Constitution. Through the voter guide’s rating system, voters can make informed decisions in important judicial elections.

The Craig Huey California Voter Guide uses a simple 1-to-5 rating system to evaluate candidates, judges, and ballot measures based on conservative principles and a biblical worldview.
   ●   1 — Do not support this candidate or measure
   ●   2 — Limited support; considered the lesser of two choices
   ●   3 — Acceptable but may compromise on key issues
   ●   4 — Strong candidate deserving support
   ●   5 — Exceptional candidate with a strong and consistent record
Only a small percentage of candidates receive the highest ratings, reflecting a careful and selective evaluation process.

Yes. For example, the Los Angeles County California Voter Guide helps conservatives, Republicans, Christians, and libertarians evaluate candidates, judges, and ballot measures in LA local and county elections. The guide includes recommendations and ratings based on issues such as taxes, crime, public safety, parental rights, education, religious liberty, and constitutional principles.
The voter guide is especially valuable in local races where voters often receive little trustworthy information about candidates and judicial elections.

The California Voter Guide includes a detailed governor comparison chart that allows voters to compare candidates side-by-side on important issues including taxes, crime, homelessness, education, energy, parental rights, immigration, business regulation, religious liberty, and public safety.
The comparison chart helps voters quickly understand where candidates stand on the issues most important to conservatives, Christians, Republicans, and libertarians.

The California Voter Guide is one of the few voter guides that provides ratings and research on California judges and judicial candidates. Judicial races are often overlooked, yet judges can significantly impact constitutional rights, public safety, religious liberty, parental rights, and business regulations.
The voter guide helps voters identify judges based on judicial philosophy, constitutional interpretation, and public record so voters can make informed decisions in judicial elections.

Voting for—not against—your values means evaluating candidates and ballot measures based upon your core principles instead of fear, party pressure, media narratives, or misleading campaign advertising. The California Voter Guide helps voters identify which candidates most closely align with conservative, constitutional, and biblical values through research, ratings, and issue comparisons.

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