iVoterGuide President Debbie Wuthnow says churches, businesses, nonprofits, and ordinary people took advantage of the most comprehensive, detailed, and researched voter guide in the country.
"We educated millions of voters," she says. "We know that people used us to find who they were going to vote for."
Now, after playing a part in Donald Trump's political comeback, Wuthnow says there is no downtime for the iVoterGuide team; the next round of elections is sooner than people may think.
"New Jersey and Virginia are going to have primaries coming up … in the spring, so we're getting ready for those legislative primaries," she relays. "Those state houses … moved towards the right."
Special elections for the seats currently filled by people tapped for Trump's cabinet will also take place soon. Meanwhile, the team is working on some changes to the iVoterGuide website.
"We're going to revamp it, make it more mobile friendly, easier to use," Wuthnow details. "We're really trying to focus on educational content. We're going to be looking at a lot more school boards and municipal races – Soros-funded DA's, city councils, and hopefully more judges as well to get ready for when they're on the ballot."
Going forward, she says the guide will be drilling down deeper than ever -- but as it was in 2024, the most important way that people use iVoterGuide is in talking to other people.
iVoterGuide is a division of AFA Action.
Editor's Note: AFA Action is an affiliate of the American Family Association, the parent organization of the American Family News Network, which operates AFN.net.
