WHAT IF YOU’RE ANGRY AT THE WRONG POLITICIANS? 👀

We know every controversy in Washington. But can we name the people making decisions about our property taxes, schools, and neighborhoods?

Local elections deserve our attention. School boards, city councils, county officials, and state representatives make decisions that reach right into our daily lives.

And we can show up where those decisions happen. Attend a meeting. Ask a question. Expect an explanation. Stay involved after the votes are counted.

You don’t need to tell me WHO you’re voting for. But we should all be asking HOW we’re making that decision.

As Catholics, that means forming our consciences through prayer, Scripture, and the Church’s moral teaching. Then doing the work to understand the candidates, the issues, and how our choices affect human dignity and the common good.

An informed vote takes more than a familiar name or a party label.

🗳️ Did you vote today, or are you planning to? And be honest: do you pay as much attention to local elections as national ones?

Let’s talk about participation and accountability in the comments. 👇

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