What does “strategically limit evil” mean when voting?

It means casting your vote to stop or restrain the advance of policies and candidates that undermine religious freedom, protect unborn life, defend free speech, oppose judicial activism that legislates from the bench, and reject anti-Israel agendas.

Why is strategically limiting evil the most critical, urgent need in any election?

Elections determine who holds power over religious liberty, life issues, free speech, education, courts, and more. Voting this way is a practical way citizens can act as salt and light and seek to prevent further erosion of foundational freedoms.

Why are midterm elections and special elections especially important?

These races decide school boards, school funding measures and bond initiatives, state education officials and boards, state legislators who write education and other laws, and local and statewide judges who rule on public-school and constitutional cases.

Should I skip voting or vote for a write-in if I dislike all the candidates?

The article advises voters not to skip an election simply because they dislike the candidates or do not think the election is important. It argues that not voting removes the opportunity to influence the outcome.

Is voting about party affiliation?

No. The article emphasizes principles, policies, and results. It recommends evaluating candidates on whether they will protect religious freedom, unborn life, free speech, constitutional limits on the judiciary, and related non-negotiables, regardless of party affiliation.

How can I vote more effectively according to my values?

The book The Christian Voter: 7 Non-Negotiables for Voting For, Not Against, Your Values provides a framework for evaluating candidates and ballot measures. Voter guides can help identify candidates for judgeships, school boards, and other offices.

Strategically Limiting Evil: A Voting Strategy You Need to Know About

▶ Key Takeaways

The most critical, urgent need in any election is to vote in such a way as to “strategically limit evil.”
Strategically limiting evil means voting for candidates who support religious freedom, unborn life in the womb, and freedom of speech – meaning they will not suppress or silence voices that disagree with the radical far-Left agenda.
Strategically limiting evil also means voting for judges who support the constitutional limitations of the Judicial branch of government and refuse to legislate from the bench.
Midterm elections are especially important because these are the elections that determine school boards, school funding bond initiatives, local superior court judgeships, and more.
Far-Left political policies always begin in local politics.
My book, The Christian Voter: 7 Non-Negotiables for Voting For, Not Against, Your Values, is very important in helping you vote according to your values and not contrary to them.
My voter guide will help you vote for the best judges, the best school board members, the best county tax collector… the best candidate for each position on the ballot.

People often ask me, Craig, what is the most important thing I can do this election?

I always say the same thing: “With your vote, strategically limit evil.”

What do I mean by that?

I mean using your vote to stop:

The destruction of religious freedom in America…
The silencing of any voices – Christian, Conservative, or Libertarian – that disagree with a radical far-left agenda….
Abortion…
An anti-Israel agenda
Judicial activism that usurps the constitutional powers given to Congress and creates federal law from the bench ….
And more…

This is the most critical, urgent need in any election.

To have the greatest impact on limiting evil, vote in every election.

This is what conservative voters need to do to secure a future in America.

Never skip an election because you don’t like any of the candidates… or because you don’t think it’s an important election.

Midterm elections and special elections are especially critical elections.

Why?

Because these elections include:

School funding measures and propositions
Election of local school board members
Election of state superintendent of education and state education board members
Election of state legislature politicians who will introduce and/or vote on state laws regarding education
Election of local and statewide judges who will decide public school legal cases

Remember the following regarding each candidate on the ballot:

You are voting for a public servant, not your next pastor or minister.
A vote isn’t an endorsement of every sin, scandal, shortcoming or stupid decision the candidate is guilty of.
It’s not about political party affiliation. It’s about principles, policies, and restraining as much evil as possible in order to influence the direction of our nation.

Not voting – or voting for a write-in candidate – isn’t making a statement. It’s refusing to be salt and light in a decaying world.

This is why I’ve now written a comprehensive guide to voting – The Christian Voter: 7 Non-Negotiables for Voting For, Not Against, Your Values.

This 300+-page book gives you critical, must-know insight into what’s really going on in our country…and how we can vote to stop the anti-American agenda from advancing any further.

Get your 20%-off autographed copy of The Christian Voter: 7 Non-Negotiables for Voting For, Not Against, Your Values by clicking HERE.

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I look forward to hearing what you think! Email me at [email protected].

Action:

Get my voter guide for the 2026 midterm election and use it to fill out your sample ballot to bring to the polls – or to fill out your mail-in ballot. Click HERE.
Help change the election outcome for others by sharing the voter guide with them so they will vote for, not against, their values. It’s not too late to help a Christian, a conservative, or a Republican voter walk into this election prepared—instead of being confused.
Watch or listen to Shelly’s and my podcast, Election 2026 Shock: Why It’s the Most Monumental in Your Lifetime.

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Craig Huey is a nationally recognized author, speaker, and publisher of The Huey Alert and Direct Marketing Update. Craig appears on national media such as FOX, FOX Business, Newsmax and more. He also co-hosts The Huey Alert Podcast with his wife Shelly and helps business leaders, Christians, conservatives, libertarians, young people and more understand the intersection of faith, politics, and freedom.