"In the final weeks before Election Day, Arizona's faith communities are voicing their concerns beyond typical political divides. Issues like the economy, immigration, and education are top priorities for many, as they seek leaders who uphold values of dignity, justice, and care for the vulnerable. 'People of faith are looking for candidates who align with their values of dignity, justice, and care for the vulnerable,' shared Alicia Contrares-Alas, Executive Director of Corazón Arizona. For these voters, this election is about compassion, equity, and protecting human rights."

Faith, after all, often compels individuals to act on behalf of justice, compassion, and the well-being of their neighbors. Now is the time for faith leaders to encourage thoughtful conversations within their congregations about the impact of this election, and to ensure that their members are informed and ready to vote.